Levels of government

Q.

When we touch the leaves of a touch-me-not plant, they begin to fold up and droop. What kind of movement is observed here?

1. Growth dependent

2. Growth independent

3. Directional movement

4. Touch independent

Q.

You duck your head when a baseball is thrown at your face. You are responding to:

1. An internal stimulus

2. An external stimulus

3. An internal threat

4. A hormonal change

Q. Explain the different levels of government in India.

Q. A sudden change in the external or internal environment that results in a change in the activities of an organism is known as ______.

1. stimulus
2. impulse
3. receptor
4. effector

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:

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

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

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

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

1. False
2. True

Q. At which levels does the Indian government function?

1. Small, medium, large
2. Internal, external
3. Public, private
4. Local, state, national