Levels of Government

Q. Give some examples of the institutions of the Indian government.

Q. Look at the action below and identify which level of government it belongs to:

"Introduction of new 2000 rupee note."

1. Central
2. State
3. Local
4. Regional

Q. You are Vineeta/Vikram, school pupil leader of Rani Laxmi Bai Senior Secondary School, Gwalior. Draft a notice for your school notice board in not more than 50 words inviting the names of students who want to participate in the cultural programme organized in aid of the victims of the recent Assam floods.

Q. Match the following:

1. India
2. Maharashtra
3. Mumbai

Q. Look at the statement below and identify which level of government it belongs to:

"Introduction of two new rail routes between Bengaluru and Delhi."

1. Local
2. National
3. State
4. None of the above

Q. The national level of government can make laws for different states within the country.

1. False
2. True

Q. Look at the statement below and identify which level of government it belongs to:

"The decision of the Orissa government to postpone the board exams for the government schools due to floods."

1. Local level
2. National level
3. District level
4. State level

Q. What does bicameral system signify?

1. Independent Judiciary
2. Division of Legislative into Lower House and Upper House
3. Integrated Judiciary
4. Division of power between central government and state governments

Q. Which level of government has the power to make laws which cannot exist beyond the state of Jharkhand?

1. National
2. International
3. State
4. Local

Q. Look at the statement below and identify which level of government it belongs to:

"Decision to clean up the lakes in the city of Kanpur"

1. Local
2. State
3. National
4. None of the above