Bill

Q.

Why do we need a Parliament?

Q. What must the government do when a large number of people oppose a bill?

1. Withdraw or modify the bill.
2. Ignore opinions of the people.
3. Punish those who oppose the law.
4. Put those who oppose on a watchlist.

Q. A proposed law is called a(n) __________.

1. pseudo law
2. legal paper
3. bill
4. act

Q. The laws at the union government level are passed by _________.

1. the parliament of India
2. bigger state assemblies
3. combination of state assemblies
4. gathering of MLAs of the entire country

Q. A law that is in force is called a(n) _______.

1. bill
2. act
3. pseudo law
4. legal paper

Q. What is the role of MLAs in framing laws? Identify the correct statements from the ones given below.

1. They can participate in discussions related to the bill.
2. They can suggest amendments to the bill.
3. They can vote for it or against it.
4. They can propose a bill to the assembly.

Q. In Law-making process in India the Bill is put to vote in both Houses of the Parliament after the ______________.

1. Third reading
2. Second reading
3. First reading
4. Committee stage

Q. When a bill is passed in the state assembly, option(s) is/are given to every MLA.

1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 1

Q. In the state assembly _______.

1. one can stand and talk after a person has completed talking
   
2. everyone can talk together in the debate
   
3. a person can only talk if the speaker approves him/her to talk
   
4. only the speaker can talk
   

Q.

what is the meaning of transmission