TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Polity-Part 5
101. The Chairman of the Indian Planning
Commission is
A) the
Planning Minister
B) the Deputy Prime Minister
C) the Prime
Minister
D) the Finance Minister
Answer : (C)
102. How many items the Concurrent List comprises
in the Indian Constitution?
A) 96 items B) 66 items
C) 47 items D) 99 items
Answer : (C)
102. You will be entitled to Indian citizenship
if you are
A) domiciled
in India
B) born in India
C) refuge
from Pakistan
D) in all these cases
Answer : (D)
103. Which
of the following is NOT a feature of the Indian Constitution?
A) Federal
Government
B) Parliamentary Government
C) Presidential
Government
D) Independence Judiciary
Answer : (C)
104. The Judges of the High Court retire at the
age of
A) 62 years B) 65 years
C) 60 years D) 64 years
Answer : (A)
105. The Supreme Court has been given advisory
powers under
A) Article
243 B) Article 43
C) Article
142 D) Article 143
Answer : (D)
106. The Supreme Court of India was set up
A) by the
Constitution
B) by a law of Parliament
C) by a
Presidential order
D) none of these
Answer : (A)
107. The parliament of Indian consist of
A) Lok Sabha
and Rajya Sabha
B) the president, the Lok Sabha and Rajya
Sabha
C) Lok Sabha,
President and Council of Ministers
D) Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, Council of
Ministers & President
Answer : (B)
108. The introduction of ‘no’ confidence’ motion
in the Lok Sabha requires
the support of at least
A) 50 members B) 70
members
C) 60 members D) 80
members
Answer : (A)
109. The speaker of the Lok Sabha enjoys
A) the right
to vote only is case of a tie
B) the right to vote other Members of the
House
C) no right
to vote
D) two votes - one in ordinary course and
the other in case of a tie.
Answer : (A)
TNPSC
GROUP – I Exam- 1999
(Original
Question paper)
110. The Chairman of the Rajya Sabha has
A) no right
to vote
B) a right to vote in case of a tie
C) voting
right in all the matters
D) a right to vote only on amendment bills
Answer : (A)
111. The law making body at the centre and in
Tamil Nadu are having
A) one House
at the Centre and two Houses in Tamil Nadu
B) one House in Tamil Nadu and one House at
the centre
C) two House
at the centre and two Houses in Tamil Nadu
D) two Houses at the centre and one House
in Tamil Nadu
Answer : (D)
112. The President of India is elected
A) by the
people of India directly
B) through and electoral college consisting of elected
members of both the Houses of the parliament
and the elected members of the State Legislative Assemblies
C) by the
members of both the Houses of the Parliament
D) by the members of the parliament and the
members of both the Houses of State legislatures
Answer : (B)
113. Who was called the father of Separation of
Powers?
A) Rousseau B) John Locke
C) Montesque D) Marx
Answer : (C)
114. The father of political Science is
A) Socrates B) Plato
C) Cicero D) Aristotle
Answer : (D)
115. The Directive Principles of State Policy was
adopted from
A) U.S.
Constitution
B) British Constitution
C) Swiss Constitution
D) Irish
Constitution
Answer : (D)
116. The numbers of members, the President of
India can nominate to
Upper House is
A) 10 B) 7
C) 13 D) 12
Answer : (D)
117. Wrist of Mandamus means
A) produce
the body
B) command
C) by whose
authority
D) certify
the records
Answer : (B)
118. Planning Commission is a
A) Constitutional
body
B) Cabinet created body
C) Subsidiary
of Finance Commission
D) Extra Constitutional body
Answer : (B)
119. Which one of the following is the example of
Plural Executive?
A) England B) America
C) Switzerland D) India
Answer : (C)
120. Which one of the following is the guardian
of Fundamental Rights?
A) Legislature B) Executive
C) Political
parties D) Judiciary
Answer : (D)
121. The Right to Constitutional Remedies
available to citizen of India is
under Article
A) 19 B) 17
C) 32 D) 30
Answer : (C)
122. The grant of Universal adult franchise
creates
A) Legal
equality
B) Social equality
C) Economic
equality
D) Political
equality
Answer : (D)
123. Judicial Review means
A) the power
of the executive to review the functioning of Judiciary
B) the power of the Judiciary to review
legislation
C) the power
of the Judicial Committee to review the functioning of Judiciary
D) the power of the Court to review the
functioning of the Executive
Answer : (B)
124. Which one of the following parts of the
Indian Constitution enjoins upon the State “to provide free and
compulsory education for children up to 14 years of age”?
A) Directive
Principles of State Policy
B) Fundamental Rights
C) Fundamental
Duties
D) Special provisions related to certain
classes
Answer : (A)
125. Fundamental Duties were laid down by
A) 40th
Amendment
B) The original Constitution
C) 39th
Amendment
D) 42nd Amendment
Answer : (D)
126. After the passing of 44th
Amendment the Right to property
A) has ceased
to be a Fundamental Right and has become only a Legal Right
B) is both Fundamental Right as well as
Legal Right
C) was not
affected and stands as earlier
D) none of these
Answer : (A)
127. Who is the Deputy chairperson of the Rajya
sabha?
A) Jayanthi
Natarajan B) Najma Heptullah
C) Jayapradha D) Jayalalitha
Answer : (B)
128. Which High Court has jurisdiction over
Lakshadweep?
A) New Delhi B) Karnataka
C) Kerala D) Mumbai
Answer : (C)
129. Which Article accords special status to
Jammu & Kashmir?
A) 356 B) 360
C) 372 D) 370
Answer : (D)
TNPSC GROUP – I Exam-1997
(Preliminary)
130. The words ‘ Socialist’ and ‘Secular’ were
added to the Preamble of the
Constitution of India by
A) 38th
amendment
B) 39th amendment
C) 41st
amendment
D) 42nd amendment
Answer : (D)
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