- (a)two years
- (b)one year
- (c)three years
- (d)six years
The Union Parliament
Appeared in 10 of the 11 available papers.
Examined in
10 of 11 papers
Appears almost every year — treat as core
Typically worth
13.1 marks
Average per paper it appears in · 131 marks in total
Usual form
Short answer
55% of this chapter's 69 questions
Needs a diagram
4%
3 questions carry a figure — practise drawing them
Question-type distribution
- Short answer38
- MCQ21
- Definition6
- Reasoning4
Most frequent topics
Sessions of Parliament 4Election to the Rajya Sabha 4Parliamentary control over the Executive 3Parliamentary motions 3Quorum 3Rajya Sabha as a permanent House 3Term of the Lok Sabha 3Exclusive powers of the Rajya Sabha 2
Showing 25 of 69 matching questions (131 marks).
25 questions
Select the correct answers to the questions from the given options. (Do not copy the questions, write the correct answer only.)
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- (a)It can approve an Ordinary Bill.
- (b)It can make amendments to the Constitution.
- (c)It can empower the Parliament to make laws on the State list.
- (d)It can make laws on subjects in the Union List.
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- (a)Each follow their own law.
- (b)The State law will prevail.
- (c)The President is empowered to decide.
- (d)The Union law will prevail.
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- (a)Ask question.
- (b)Introduce motions.
- (c)Adjourn the house.
- (d)Interrupt the proceedings.
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- (a)Should be a citizen of India.
- (b)Should not be an insolvent.
- (c)Should be at least 30 years of age.
- (d)Should be a graduate from any university in India.
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- (a)Members of the Legislative Assembly.
- (b)Members of the Legislative Council.
- (c)Members of the Lok Sabha.
- (d)Members of the Cabinet.
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- (a)25
- (b)22
- (c)20
- (d)30
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- (a)When the government resigns
- (b)Proclamation of a National Emergency
- (c)Economic instability
- (d)Rajya Sabha declares by 1/4 majority
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- (a)No-Confidence Motion
- (b)Amendment of Constitution
- (c)Monetary cuts
- (d)Rejection of a Government Bill
1
Answer briefly each of the questions (a) to (j):
1(a)2020
Short answerEasy1 mark
1(b)2020
DefinitionEasy1 mark
1(c)2020
Short answerEasy1 mark
1(d)2020
Short answerEasy1 mark
3
With reference to the Union Legislature, answer the following:
3(a)2020
Short answerModerate3 marks
3(b)2020
Short answerModerate3 marks
3(c)2020
Short answerHard4 marks
1
Answer briefly each of the questions (a) to (j):
1(a)2019
Short answerEasy1 mark
1(b)2019
DefinitionEasy1 mark
1(c)2019
Short answerEasy1 mark
1(d)2019
Short answerModerate1 mark
3
The Parliament is the body of people’s representatives who have supreme power in a democracy. With reference to the Union Legislature, answer the following:
3(a)2019
Short answerModerate3 marks
3(b)2019
ReasoningModerate3 marks
3(c)2019
Short answerHard4 marks