Making Of Constitution Set 1

Q1. A government ruled by a single person (King/Monarch) is called:

Democracy Monarchy Oligarchy Republic

Q2. M. N. Roy proposed the Constituent Assembly idea in:

1928 1930 1934 1935

Q3. Totalitarian government refers to:

Limited government power Total control over citizens’ lives Religious leadership Federal system

Q4. India’s Constitution is described as:

Completely rigid Completely flexible Partly rigid and partly flexible Unchangeable

Q5. Example of Oligarchic government mentioned in the image:

India Iran Canada Australia

Q6. The All Parties Conference was chaired by:

Jawaharlal Nehru M. N. Roy Motilal Nehru Mahatma Gandhi

Q7. Indian National Congress officially demanded a Constituent Assembly in:

1928 1934 1935 1940

Q8. Who first proposed the idea of a Constituent Assembly in India?

Mahatma Gandhi M. N. Roy Subhash Chandra Bose B. R. Ambedkar

Q9. A Constitution mainly lays down:

Economic policies Religious rules Fundamental principles of governance Election schedules

Q10. In a Communist system, means of production are controlled by:

Private companies Citizens Government Judiciary

Q11. The All Parties Conference related to Nehru Report was held at:

Delhi Bombay Lucknow Lahore

Q12. Which statement is correct regarding Constitution and democracy?

Every country with Constitution is democratic Democratic countries are likely to have a Constitution Only monarchies have Constitutions Constitution exists only in democratic nations

Q13. Which country is an example of Communist government mentioned in the image?

USA China UK Japan

Q14. Which of the following pairs is INCORRECT?

1928 — Nehru Report 1934 — M.N. Roy Proposal 1935 — INC Demand 1776 — US Constitution adopted

Q15. The early draft of Indian Constitution is known as:

Cabinet Mission Plan Nehru Report August Offer Mountbatten Plan

Q16. Nehru Report was submitted in:

1928 1934 1935 1942

Q17. The modern tradition of written Constitution began in:

India Britain USA France

Q18. Oligarchic government means rule by:

One person Few people Military only Entire population