Chapter – 1

Constitution: Why and How

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Class	Class 11
Subject	Political Science
Chapter no.	Chapter 1
Chapter Name	Constitution: Why and How
Category	Class 11 Political Science Objective Questions in English
Medium	English

Constitution: Why and How

Objective Questions in English

1. How many members were involved in the first meeting of the Constitution of India?
   1. 206
   2. 210
   3. 209
   4. 211
2. Who was first appointed as the Constitutional Adviser to the Constituent Assembly of India?
   1. B N Rao
   2. Jawaharlal Nehru
   3. ambedkar
   4. neither of the above
3. Under which plan was the partition of India done?
   1. kilanton plan
   2. Atlee plan
   3. British plan
   4. mountbatten plan
4. When was the final session of the Constituent Assembly of India held?
   1. 21 January 1950
   2. 24 January 1950
   3. 26 January 1950
   4. 24 January 1947
5. From where was the provision of proclamation of emergency present in the Indian constitution taken?
   1. US Constitution
   2. British Constitution
   3. Act of 1935
   4. french constitution
6. The source of power of the Indian Constitution is———-
   1. President
   2. Prime minister
   3. Parliament
   4. people of india
7. How many representatives from the princely states were elected in the Indian Constituent Assembly?
   1. 95
   2. 93
   3. 92
   4. 91
8. When was the constitution of India prepared?
   1. on 26 November 1949
   2. on 26 January 1950
   3. 26 December 1949
   4. neither of the above
9. When did the Indian Constitution come into force?
   1.  on 26 November 1949
   2.  on 26 January 1950
   3.  26 December 1949
   4. neither of the above
10. How much time did it take to make the Indian Constitution?
    1. 2 years 11 months 23 days
    2. 2 years 8 months 8 days
    3. 2 years 11 months 18 days
    4. 3 years 11 months 24 days
11. How many articles were there in the original Indian Constitution?
    1.  350
    2.  395
    3. .455
    4. 410
12. How many parts were there in the original Indian Constitution?
    1. 30
    2. 22
    3. 23
    4. 26
13. Into how many parts were the electorate divided in the election of the Constituent Assembly of India?
    1. 3
    2. 5
    3. 2
    4. 4
14. How many schedules were in the original Indian Constitution?
    1. 6
    2. 8
    3. 12
    4. 14
15. What is meant by the key to the constitution?
    1. Articles of the Constitution
    2. Parts of the Constitution
    3.  preamble to the constitution
    4. Objectives of the Constitution
16. Why is the Constitution necessary?
    1.  To maintain order
    2.  To create synergy between the various organs of the government
    3.  To prevent abuse of powers
    4.  All of the above
17. Indian constitution made by——-
    1.  by the public
    2.  by the Constituent Assembly
    3.  by the British Parliament
    4. by Indian authorities
18. How many members of the Constituent Assembly of India signed the Indian Constitution?
    1.  292
    2.  282
    3.  284
    4.  294
19. By whom was the Objectives Resolution presented in the Constituent Assembly of India?
    1.  B R Ambedkar
    2. Jagjivan Ram
    3. Jawaharlal Nehru
    4. Satchidanand Sinha
20. When was the first meeting of the Constituent Assembly of India held?
    1. 11 September 1946
    2. 19 December 1946
    3. 9 December 1946
    4. none of the above

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