Monday 23 December 2013

TNPSC Exam-GROUP- II - Subject wise analysed questions and Answers- Political Science-Part-1

TNPSC Exam-GROUP- II - Subject wise analysed questions and Answers- Political Science-Part-1



TNPSC GROUP – II

NOVEMBER – 2012

(POLITY)


1.         Match the following:                                                                     

            a)         Dispute between Union           1.         Judicial review
                        and State Government                   
            b)         Declaring a law                        2.         Original jurisdiction
                        unconstitutional                                        
            c)         Appeal from High Court          3.         High Court

            d)         Single integrated Judiciary     4.         Supreme Court

                        a          b          c          d
            A)        2          1          4          3
            B)        1          4          2          3
            C)        3          4          2          1
            D)        1          2          3          4




            Ans : (A)



2.         Article 3 authorises the parliament to                                                              

            I)          Form a new state
            II)         Increase or diminish the area of any state
            III)        Alter the boundaries of any state
            IV)       Alter the name of any state
                                   
            Of these,
            A)        I and II are correct
            B)        II, III and IV are correct
            C)        I,II and III are correct
            D)        I, II, III and IV are correct





            Ans : (D)



3.         Which one of the following power is NOT in the concurrent list?

            A)        Marriage and divorce          B)        Newspapers
            C)        Foreign Policy                      D)        Stamp duties




            Ans : (C)



4.         Consider the following statements:
            In the words of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Directive principles of state policy are the            " novel feature" of the Indian Constitution because:

            I)          These principles are in the nature of general direction or guidance
                        to the state

            II)         They embody the principles or objectives and ideals which union and state                      government must bear in mind white formulating policy and making laws.

            Which of the statements given below is/are correct?

            A)        I only                          B)        II only
            C)        Both I and II               D)        Neither I nor II




            Ans : (C)



5.         The constitution 52nd Amendment Act of 1985 was enacted for what   purpose. Choose your answer from the following responses.

            A)        To enhance the salaries of Supreme Court and High Court Judges
            B)        Mizoram was elevated to a 'state' from union territory
            C)        For outlawing defection
            D)        Creation of National Commission for scheduled tribes




            Ans : (C)



6.         Match the list if provisions and articles which can be amended under Art. 368           and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists:

                        Column A                                                     Column B    
                                   
            a)         Election of president                       1.         Art. 54 and 55

            b)         High Court for                                   2.         Art 241
                        Union territories

            c)         Executive powers of                      3.         Art. 73 and 162
                        Union and states

            d)         Distribution of                                   4.         Art. 245 to 255
                        legislative Powers between
                        union and states

                        a          b          c          d
            A)        1          2          3          4
            B)        2          3          4          1
            C)        4          3          2          1
            D)        2          1          4          3




            Ans : (A)



7.         Consider the following statements :

            The aim of proportional representation is

            I.          To eradicate the defects in the ordinary system of election
            II.         To ensure the representation of all the people in the legislature.
            III.        To enable the minority representation
            IV.       To ensure the representation of every minority group as well as majority in                        proportion to their electoral strength.
                       
            Select your answer using the coding scheme given below

            A)        I and II only               B)        I, II and III only
            C)        II, III and IV only        D)        I, II, III and IV




            Ans : (A)



8.         Match the following:

            a)         Article 74                   1.  Council of Ministers
            b)        Article 356                 2.  Amendment Procedure
            c)         Article 370                 3.  Jammu and Kashmir
            d)        Article 368                 4.  Emergency

                        a          b          c          d
            A)        1          4          3          2
            B)        2          1          4          3
            C)        3          2          1          4
            D)        4          1          3          2




            Ans : (A)



9.         Which one of the following statement is correct?

            A)        A person can enroll as a voter in more than one constituency
            B)        A person can entroll as a voter in more than one part of constituency
            C)        Only fine is imposed for giving false particulars in voter's registration
            D)        Both fine and imprisonment can be imposed for giving false particulars in voter's registration





            Ans : (D)




10.       Match the following:

                        Writs                                                  Feature
            a)         Habeas Corpus                    1.  not available against
                                                                             administrative authorities

            b)         Prohibition                            2.  Cannot be applied ministerial office

            C)        Certriorarii                             3.  may be applied by a stranger or a
                                                                             social worker who need not be
                                                                             an affected person

            D)        Quo-warranto                       4.  not available against legislative bodies and
                                                                             Private individulas         




                        Ans : (A)



11.       Which one of the following fundamental rights is applicable only to
            citizens and not be foreigners?
           
            A)        Equality before law
            B)        Right to elementary education
            C)        Freedom to manage religious affairs
            D)        Right of minorities to establish and administer educational institutions





            Ans : (D)

  

 
TNPSC GROUP – II  2012
Polity

12.       Which of the following is the senior most Civil Service created after independence ?

            A)        Indian Civil service             
            B)        All India services
            C)        Indian Forest Services
D)        Indian Foreign Service




Ans : (D)





13.       Who was the first Speaker of the Lok Sabha?

            A)        Ananthasayanam Aiyangar
            B)        Hukam Singh
            C)        Mavalankar
D)        Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy




Ans : (C)




14.       Match List I correctly with List II and select your answer using the codes given below :     

                                    List I                                       List II
            a)         Amendment 73 rd                1.  Panchayat Raj
            b)         Amendment 74 th                2.  Fundamental Duties
            c)         Amendment 42 nd               3.  Nagarpalika
            d)         Amendment 52 nd               4.  Anti-Defection Law

            Codes:-

                        a          b          c          d
            A)        1          3          2          4
            B)        2          4          1          3
            C)        3          1          2          4
            D)        4          2          3          1




            Ans: (A)



15.       Who among the following categories can vote through postal ballot?

            I.          Members of the armed forces
            II.         Armed Police Force of the State
            III.        Central Government servants in posts outside India
            IV.       Union and State Minister.

            Of these

            A)        I, II, and III are right but IV is wrong
            B)        IV is right, but I, II, III are wrong
            C)        I and II are right
            D)        III and IV are right




Ans: (A)




16.       Which one of the following is correctly matched?

                        Schedule                                          Subject

            A)        IV th Schedule                     -  Division of power between Union and States

            B)        V th Schedule                      -  Allocation of Seats in Rajya Sabha to the      
                                                                           States and the Union territories

            C)        VI th Schedule                     -  Provision relating to the administrating of
Tribal areas in the State of Assam,         
Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram

            D)        VII th Schedule                    -  Languages recognised by the Constitution




Ans: (C)



17.       Who described the Constitution of India as ‘federal in form but unity in spirit’, and ‘ quasifederal?

            A)        Morris Jones                         B)        Granville Austin
            C)        K.C. Wheare                         D)        Ivor Jennings




Ans: (C)



18.       Consider the following statements :

            Assertion (A)  :        Human Rights are universal
            Reason (R)     :         Human Rights are natural rights.

            Now select your answer according to the coding scheme given below :

            A)        Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
            B)        Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
            C)        (A) is true, but (R) is false
            D)        (A) is false, but (R) is true




Ans: (A)



19.       The judicial powers and functions of the President are

            A)        Pardon, reprieve, respite
            B)        Remission of punishment
            C)        Remit or commute the sentence of any person convicted
           
            Of these

            A)        I only                          B)        II and III
            C)        I, II, and III                  D)        None of these




Ans: (C)



20.       Regional Election Commission are appointed by

            A)        the President in consultation with Election Commission
            B)        the President in consultation with the Prime Minister
            C)        the President in consultation with the Chief Justice
            D)        the President in consultation with the Vice President




Ans: (A)



21.       Which of the following statements are true?

I.          The Bill for the amendment of the Constitution can be introduced in either house of the Parliament
II.         An amendment bill should be passed by both the houses of Parliament separately
III.        There is a provision for a joint sitting if both the houses differ.

Of these

A)        I and II are true                     B)        II and III are true
C)        I and III are true                    D)        I,II and III are true




Ans: (A)



22.       Right to equality before law (Article No.14) is given to
            A)        Citizens only
            B)        Foreigners only
            C)        both Citizens and foreigners
            D)        all these are wrong




Ans: (C)



23.       Match List I correctly with list II and select your answer using the codes given below
                                   
List I                                       List II
  
            (Method of appointment                           (Country)
            of the political executive)

            a)         Hereditary principle                         1.  India
            b)         Direct election                                  2.  Switzerland
            c)         Indirect election                                3.  USA
            d)         Election by Legislature                   4.  England

            Codes:-

                        a          b          c          d

            A)        1          2          3          4
            B)        4          3          1          2
            C)        2          4          1          3
            D)        4          3          2          1




            Ans: (B)



24.       The Council of Ministers consists of

            A)        Cabinet Ministers and Ministers of State
            B)        Deputy Ministers and Ministers of State
            C)        both (A) and (B) are correct
            D)        both (A) and (B) are incorrect




            Ans: (C)



 (July - 2011)
TNPSC GROUP - II
Polity

25.       When was Zamindari system abolished in Tamil Nadu?

            A)        1947                                       B)        1948
            C)        1950                                       D)        1952




            Ans : (B)

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