Exercise Question Civics

Exercise Question Civics.
Page No: 192 & 193.

A. Tic the Correct option
1 –A, 2-B, 3-B, 4-C , 5-C.
B. Fill in the Blanks.
1- Family, 2
Physical, Cultural, Social. 3.
Principles, Laws. 4.
Hereditary, 5. Integrated
C. True or False. 1. False, 2.False, 3.True, 4.True, 5.False.
D. Answer the following questions in brief.
1. Cite three examples to prove the Indian Constitution is quite dynamic.
Ans : Three latest examples are :
I) Right of Information Act-2005
II) Right to education Act.-2009.
III) Amendment/Abolition in the Articles 370 & 35 A -2019.
2. Identify any three provisions which make the constitution of India rigid as
well as flexible.
Ans :Three provisions are:
I) Ordinary Bill can be passed in easy way by simple majority.
II) Latest Subject can be added as per the need of society by a special
Majority.
III) Preamble part cannot be changed at any cost.
3. India has a Parliamentary form of government. Give three examples to
support this statement.
Ans : Three Examples are :
I) There is a close relation between the legislature & Executive.
II) The Council of ministers is constituted from the amongst members of
the Parliament
III) The head of the state i.e. the president is Nominal Head & P M is a
real functioning head.
4. Why is Indian federation called quite unique? Explain
Ans: Indian federation is a unique & quite due to its property.
I) There are three tiers of Govt. i.e. Union Govt., State Govt. & Local self
Govt.
II) All subjects are divided between the Union & the State list.
III) The central govt. is more powerful.
5. Explainthe procedures of amending the Indian Constitution.
Ans : There are three procedures of amendment .
I) By Simple Majority: For Ordinary Bill.
II) By special majority: For Special Bill.
III) Special majority with Ratification : For Sensitive Bill.
E.: Answer the following questions .5 marks.
1. Describe the composition & contribution of the Constituent Assembly of
India.
Ans : The composition & contribution of the Constituent Assembly of India
are :
a) Composition:
I) It was set up under the Mount Batten Plan of 1946.
II) There were 389 members out of them 292 were from Legislative
Assemblies & 93 were from Princely states & 4 were from Chief
Commissioner Provinces.
III) There were 15female members & 374 male members.
b) Contribution: They framed unique & detailed constitution for the India
within 2 years 11 months & 18 days.
2. Describe any five salient features of the Indian Constitution.

Ans : Five salient features of the Indian Constitution are :
i) Written Constitution: It was drafted &enacted by the Constituent
Assembly.
ii) The Lengthiest Constitution : It is a detailed Constitution
III) Federal System: Administrative powers have been decentralized &
subjects are divided between the Union Govt. & State Govt.
IV) Independent & Integrated Judiciary: Judiciary is an independent &
equally available for all.
V) Parliamentary Form of Govt : All decisions taken through democratic
system .
3. Mention any five purposes which the Constitution of India serves towards
strengthening democracy.
Ans : Five purposes for strengthening democracy are :
I) Political System: It tells about the political system in the country.
II) Ideals : It also tells ideals of the country for the citizens of the country
III) National Interest: it protects our national interest.
IV) Decision Making: It provides guidelines for helping in the decision
making.
V) Basic Structure: The basic structure cannot be easily changed.
4. India is Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, democratic, republic.
Ans : Sovereign: India is free from external controls & interference.
Socialist: Socialism is one of the national goals.
Secular: All religions enjoy equal freedom.
Democratic: Our Govt. is elected by the people and all decions taken by the
govt in a democratic way.
Republic: The head of nation i.e. President an elected head from amongst
the people.
5. Why do some people say that India is a federation with unitary features?
Explain with the help of any five constitutional provisions.
Ans : Five Constitutional provisions are :
Federation: It divides powers between the centre & the State.
Judiciary: There is an independent judiciary which solves all disputes &
protects constitution.
Unitary State: The Central govt. is so powerful.
Election commission: there is an independent body which is responsible for
conducting election all levels.

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