Routine in the Parliament

Q. Choose the incorrect statement(s) in the context of ​parliamentary procedures.​

1. The time immediately after the zero hours is known as the question hour.​
2. Quorum is the maximum number of members present in the House to transact business.
3. The decisions of the House are taken by a majority vote.​
   
4. A resolution is a motion presented to the House on a matter of general public interest.​

Q. Only the Rajya Sabha can table an Adjournment Motion.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following motions is passed to criticise government policy?

1. Adjournment Motion
2. Censure Motion
3. Cut Motion
4. No Confidence Motion

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. 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. If a member has a grievance related to a particular grant in the Budget, which kind of Cut Motion can he/she raise?

1. Motion Cut
2. Expenditure Cut
3. Budget Cut
4. Token Cut

Q.

In the following question, there is a sentence which is divided into four parts. Choose the fragment that carries an error (if any). Ignore punctuation errors if any.

Naved had not forgotten / the incident and could / clear remember all the details / of that horrible trip.

1. the incident and could

2. clear remember all the details

3. of that horrible trip

4. No Error

Q.

In the following question, there is a sentence which is divided into four parts. Choose the fragment that carries an error (if any). Ignore punctuation errors if any.

We discussed about the problem so thoroughly / on the eve of the examination / that we found it / very easy to work it out.

1. We discussed about the problem so thoroughly

2. on the eve of the examination

3. that we found it

4. very easy to work it out.

5. No error.

Q.

In the following question, there is a sentence which is divided into four parts. Choose the fragment that carries an error (if any). Ignore punctuation errors if any.

We discussed about the problem so thoroughly / on the eve of the examination / that we found it / very easy to work it out.

1. We discussed about the problem so thoroughly

2. on the eve of the examination

3. very easy to work it out.

4. No error.