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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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

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Working of Institutions | Class 9 Social Science | NCERT Solutions

Q1.	What is the term tenure of Lok Sabha?
	A. Three years
	B. Four years
	C. Five years
	D. Six years

Ans: Five years
Explaination:
Five years, Fixed by Law, but in political crisis it can be dissolved earlier on the advice of council of ministers.

Q2.	Which is the permanent house of the Indian Parliament?
	A. Rajya Sabha
	B. Lok Sabha
	C. Both
	D. None of these

Ans: Rajya Sabha
Explaination:
Rajya Sabha decided by Constitutional expert.

Q3.	How many members of Rajya Sabha retire every two years?
	A. One fourth
	B. One fifth
	C. One third
	D. Half

Ans: One third
Explaination:
1/3 rd, as the provision laid down in the Constitution of India.

Q4.	What is the term of members of Rajya Sabha?
	A. Three years
	B. Four years
	C. Five years
	D. Six years

Ans: Six years
Explaination:
Six years, as fixed by Constitutional expert, while framing the constitution.

Q5.	Which house of Indian Parliament is more powerful?
	A. Rajya Sabha
	B. Lok Sabha
	C. Both have equal powers
	D. None of the above

Ans: Lok Sabha
Explaination:
Lok Sabha, because it the more power in passing the money bill, amending the constitution of India, and as representative of all states.

Q6.	What is term/tenure of President of India?
	A. Three years
	B. Four years
	C. Five years
	D. Six years

Ans: Five years
Explaination:
Five years, as prescribed in the Constitution, but he can be removed from the office through the process of impeachment.

Q7.	What is ‘Parliament’?
	A. Assembly of elected representatives at the national level
	B. A body consisting of appointed ministers
	C. Body comprising judges
	D. Assembly of only appointed members

Ans: Assembly of elected representatives at the national level

Q8.	Apart from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, who else constitutes the Parliament?
	A. Prime Minister
	B. Chief Minister
	C. Governor
	D. President

Ans: President

Q9.	For how long can the Rajya Sabha delay a Money Bill?
	A. 15 days
	B. 1 month
	C. 3 months
	D. 14 days

Ans: 14 days

Q10.	Who appoints the judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts?
	A. President, according to his own wishes
	B. President, on the advice of the PM
	C. President on the advice of the PM in consultation with the Chief Justice of India
	D. None of the above

Ans: President on the advice of the PM in consultation with the Chief Justice of India

Q11.	Two features of Indian judicial system are:
	A. Independent Judiciary
	B. Integrated Judiciary
	C. Dependent Judiciary
	D. Both (a) and (b)

Ans: Both (a) and (b)

Q12.	Which of the following institutions can make changes to the existing law of the country?
	A. The Supreme Court
	B. The President
	C. The Prime Minister
	D. The Parliament

Ans: The Parliament

Q13.	Which body acts as the guardian of Fundamental Rights?
	A. District Courts
	B. Supreme Court
	C. Election Commission
	D. Legislature

Ans: Supreme Court

Q14.	Why does the political executive have more powers than the permanent executive?
	A. Because hardly any expertise is required in taking policy decisions
	B. Because political executive consists of the direct representatives of the people
	C. Political leaders are more educated
	D. None of the above

Ans: Because political executive consists of the direct representatives of the people

Q15.	Whom does the President appoint as the Prime Minister?
	A. Anyone he likes
	B. Leader of the majority party
	C. MP who has secured the largest number of votes
	D. None of the above

Ans: Leader of the majority party

Q16.	What is the government formed by an alliance of two or more political parties called?
	A. Cooperation government
	B. Coalition government
	C. Consensus government
	D. Cooperative government

Ans: Coalition government

Q17.	Who is the current Prime Minister of India?
	A. Sh. A.B. Vajpeyee
	B. Smt. Sonia Gandhi
	C. Sh. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
	D. Dr. Manmohan Singh

Ans: Dr. Manmohan Singh
Explaination:
Dr. Manmohan Singh is the current Prime Minister of India.

Q18.	Council of Minister is collectively responsible to:
	A. Lok Sabha
	B. President
	C. Supreme Court
	D. None of these

Ans: Lok Sabha
Explaination:
Lok Sabha.

Q19.	Who is head of state in India?
	A. Prime Minister
	B. President
	C. Council of Ministers
	D. None of the above

Ans: President
Explaination:
President of India, he is the nominal head of the India state. All the administration in India is carried out on his name.