Preamble

Q. Describe the Indian Constitution as a living document.

Q. The order of the Preamble of India is ________.

1. Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic and Republic
2. Democratic, Republic, Secular, Socialist and Sovereign
3. Socialist, Secular, Sovereign, Democratic and Republic
4. Secular, Sovereign, Socialist, Republic and Democratic

Q. Consider the following statements:

Statement A: India does not have a national religion.
Statement B: India is a secular country.
Statement C: India is a sovereign country.

Choose the correct option as per the above statements.

1. All the statements are correct and statement B is the correct explanation for statement A.
2. All the statements are correct and statement C is the correct explanation for statement A.
3. All the statements are correct and statement C is the correct explanation for statement B.
4. All the statements are correct and statement A is the correct explanation for statement C.

Q. What is a Constitution? Why do we need a Constitution?

Q. Explain the following statement.
“Preamble is an extract of the Indian Constitution.”

Q. On which of the following notions does the Preamble of Indian Constitution not stress upon?

1. Inequality
2. Equality
3. Justice
4. Fraternity

Q. The preamble describes the of our constitution.

1. objectives
2. length
3. sources
4. date of creation

Q. Which among the below given notions best explains the Preamble?

1. Preface
2. Summary
3. Introduction
4. Conclusion

Q. Anshul has the right to vote and choose a Member of Legislative Assembly for his area. Which of the following options is definitely true regarding the implication of the above statement?

1. Anshul lives in a democratic country.
2. Anshul lives in a republic country.
3. Anshul lives in a sovereign country.
4. Anshul lives in a socialist country.

Q. Which among the below given notions best explains the Preamble?

1. Preface
2. Introduction
3. Summary
4. Conclusion