MCQ Questions | Class 9 Social Science Chapter 5 | Working of Institutions with Answers

MCQ Questions for Class9 Social Science Chapter 5 Working of Institutions

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Objective Question | NCERT Social Science Class 9

NCERT Solutions Class 9 Social Science Civics
Book:	National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
Board:	Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Class:	9th
Subject:	Social Science Civics Political Science (Democratic Politics I)
Chapter:	5
Chapters Name:	Working of Institutions
Medium:	English

Ncert Solutions for Class 9 Social Science Civics | Objective Type Questions

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Working of Institutions | Class 9 Social Science | NCERT Solutions

Q1.	Who is guardian of Fundamental Rights?
	A. President
	B. Parliament
	C. Council of Ministers
	D. Judiciary

Ans: Judiciary
Explaination:
Judicary. Because it has the power to implement the law amended and made by Parliament.

Q2.	Who among the following is part of the political executive:
	A. District Collector
	B. Secretary of the ministry of Home Affairs
	C. Home Minister
	D. Director General of Police

Ans: Home Minister
Explaination:
Home Minister. Others are the member incharge of other administration at various level.

Q3.	Which of the following statements about the judicary is false:
	A. Every law passed by the Parliament needs approval of the Supreme Court
	B. Judiciary can strike down a law if it goes against the spirit of the Constitution
	C. Judiciary is independent of the Executive
	D. Any citizen can approach the court if his rights are violated.

Ans: Every law passed by the Parliament needs approval of the Supreme Court
Explaination:
True, while b, c, and d are irrelevant according to judiciary.

Q4.	What is the tenure of Lok Sabha?
	A. Four years
	B. Five years
	C. Six years
	D. None of these

Ans: Five years
Explaination:
Five years.

Q5.	How many members can President nominate for Lok Sabha?
	A. 2 members
	B. 12 members
	C. 14 members
	D. None of these

Ans: 2 members
Explaination:
President can nominate 2 members to Lok Sabha.

Q6.	How many members of Rajya Sabha are nominated by President?
	A. 2 members
	B. 12 members
	C. 14 members
	D. None of these

Ans: 12 members
Explaination:
12 members are nominated to the Rajya Sabha by the President. These members are chosen for their eminence in the field of art, literature, science, social service etc.

Q7.	Whose accent is required for a passed bill to become law?
	A. Prime Minister
	B. President
	C. Vice-Pi’esident
	D. None of these

Ans: President
Explaination:
President.

Q8.	Who appoints Prime Minister?
	A. President
	B. Ministers
	C. Chief Justice of Supreme Court
	D. None of these

Ans: President
Explaination:
The President appoints the leader of the majority party as the Prime Minister and invites him to form government.

Q9.	Who acts as President if office of the President fall vacant?
	A. Prime Minister
	B. Chief Justice
	C. Vice President
	D. None of these

Ans: Vice President
Explaination:
Vice President.

Q10.	Who exercises all governmental powers?
	A. President
	B. Prime Minister
	C. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
	D. Chief Election Commission

Ans: Prime Minister

Q11.	The Second Backward Classes Commission was appointed by the government of India in
	A.1979
	B.1981
	C.1985
	D.1999

Ans: 1979

Q12.	Which one of the following statement about the President is wrong?
	A. He is the head of the state.
	B. He is the highest formal authority in the country.
	C. He exercises only nominal powers.
	D. He is elected directly by the people.

Ans: He is elected directly by the people.

Q13.	The strength of the Council of Ministers ranges from
	A. 60 to 80
	B. 60 to 100
	C. 70 to 85
	D. 80 to 100

Ans: 60 to 80

Q14.	Once the Lok Sabha passes the budget of the government or any other money related law, the Rajya Sabha cannot rejected it. The Rajya Sabha can only delay it by
	A. 14 days
	B. 15 days
	C. 16 days
	D. 17 days

Ans: 14 days

Q15.	When was the Second Backward Class Commission appointed?
	A.1989
	B.1979
	C.1999
	D.2001

Ans: 1979

Q16.	What do the Civil Servants do?
	A. They take important policy decisions
	B. They implement the ministers’ decisions
	C. They settle the disputes
	D. none of the above

Ans: They implement the ministers’ decisions

Q17.	Who has the power to issue ordinance in India?
	A. President
	B. Vice President
	C. Chairman of Rajya Sabha
	D. None of these

Ans: President
Explaination:
President can issue ordinance when parliament is not in session.

Q18.	Who appoints Chief Justice of Supreme Court?
	A. Prime Minister
	B. President
	C. Vice President
	D. None of these

Ans: President
Explaination:
President appoints the chief Justice of Supreme Court and other judges and also the judges of High Courts with the help of Chief Justice.