Civics

Q. Ram says that a No confidence motion is passed when few members of Lok Sabha are unhappy with the Prime Minister.

Rahul says that a No confidence motion is passed when the Prime Minister is unhappy with few members of Lok Sabha.

Who do you think is right?

1. Both are right.
2. Both are wrong.
3. Ram is right.
4. Rahul is right.

Q. In which year was the Anti-Defection Law passed in India?

1. 1955
2. 1965
3. 1975
4. 1985

Q. Ram says a nominated member of the Parliament can join a party as and when they wish. Ruhi says that a nominated member can only join a party within 3 months of his/her nomination.

Who do you think is right?

1. Ram is right.
2. Ruhi is right.
3. Both are right.
4. Both are wrong.

Q. The very first hour in a session of the Parliament is known as the:

1. Zero Hour
2. Adjournment Hour
3. Question Hour
4. Short Notice Hour

Q. Which of the following Lok Sabha sessions had no Leader of Opposition?

1. 5th & 11th
2. 9th & 10th
3. 3rd & 9th
4. 16th & 17th

Q. Which of the following is not a privilege enjoyed by Members of Parliament?

1. Freedom of speech
2. Freedom from jury service
3. Freedom from arrest in civil cases
4. Freedom from arrest in criminal cases

Q. No action can be taken by the judiciary against a Member of Parliament for anything said during a session.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following statements about Parliamentary privileges is not true?

1. Privileges are in place to ensure a smooth legislative process.
2. Parliamentarians enjoy freedom from arrest in civil cases.
3. Parliamentarians enjoy freedom from arrest in criminal cases.
4. Parliamentarians enjoy freedom of speech in the House.

Q. Pick the parliamentary privileges of the members of parliament from the following:

1. Freedom of Speech inside the parliament.
2. Freedom from arrest in criminal cases.
3. Control over rules and procedure of the Parliament.
4. Punish citizens for disrupting the activity of the house.

Q. The Presiding Officer can permit Members of Parliament to speak in their own mother tongue.

1. True
2. False