Features of a Parliamentary Democracy
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Q. In which of the following countries is the Head of the State not the President?
- Austria
- France
- Canada
- India
Q. The President is the leader of the Council of Ministers in India.
- True
- False
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Which of the following is/are not true regarding the parliamentary form of government?
- Parliamentary form of government makes a distinction between the Head of the State and the Head of the Government.
- Legislature and the Executive are prominently distant from each other.
- The executive branch is not answerable to the legislative branch.
- The Parliamentary System originated in Britain.
Q. All parties which form a coalition have to agree on certain common principles of governance.
- False
- True
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The parliamentary system originated in ___________.
- France
- Netherlands
- India
- Britain
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Which of the following is/are not true regarding the Prime Minister?
- The Prime Minister is the leader of the Council of Ministers.
- The Prime Minister executes all the functions of the government alone.
- For all the appointments made by the President, he first needs the recommendation of the Prime Minister.
- The Prime Minister does consult the cabinet, but in situations where a dispute arises, his word is final.
Q. Which of these options best explains the meaning of the term 'coalition government'?
- A temporary alliance of parties to win a majority
- A government that is dissolved before the end of its term
- Permanent merger between parties with the same ideology
- An interim government established after the dissolution of Lok Sabha
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Before 2014 Lok Sabha elections, when was the last time that any party obtained absolute majority?
- 1967
- 1974
- 1984
- 1989
Q. The members of the Lok Sabha have the power to pass a Motion, which is a veto against an allocation in the Union Budget.
- Adjournment
- Censure
- Cut
Q. Which motion is passed in Parliament to criticise a government policy?
- Cut Motion
- Censure Motion
- Adjournment Motion
- No-Confidence Motion
Q. In a class of 52 students, A, B, C, & D are standing for elections to become the class monitor. The result came out to be as follows:
A won 2 votes
B won 23 votes
C won 5 votes
D won 22 votes
However, the monitor must win a clear majority! The teacher states that two students can form a 'coalition' and then be co-monitors. How many 'coalitions' can be formed in this instance?
(Note: No more than two students must be part of the coalition)
A won 2 votes
B won 23 votes
C won 5 votes
D won 22 votes
However, the monitor must win a clear majority! The teacher states that two students can form a 'coalition' and then be co-monitors. How many 'coalitions' can be formed in this instance?
(Note: No more than two students must be part of the coalition)
- 1
- 3
- 4
- 2
Q. I am the Head of the State in my country. I perform functions of a formal and ceremonial nature. I am the 126th monarch of the nation, according to traditional genealogy.
Which of these nations am I from?
Which of these nations am I from?
- Japan
- Austria
- France
- Pakistan
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Choose the countries that do not have the Governor General as the head of the State.
- Japan
- Australia
- Canada
- Austria
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The Head of the State in England is the ______________.
- Prime Minister
- President
- Governor General
- Queen
Q. Which of the following words cannot be used in place of 'titular' with reference to the President?
- Nominal
- Formal
- Ceremonial
- Temporary
Q. The idea of X gained recognition in the 18th century. It is considered the foundation of the Cabinet. It is a feature according to which the government is answerable to the highest legislature for its decisions, actions, and policies.
Identify X.
Identify X.
- Human Rights
- Social Responsibility
- Individual Responsibility
- Collective Responsibility