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Chapter – 6

Judiciary

Class 11 Political Science Chapter 6 Judiciary Objective Questions in English. These Objective Questions are helpful for the students who are in class 11 and have Political Science. Attempt These Objective Questions to Check your knowledge and the status of your preparation. These Objective Questions are also helpful for the preparation of 1 Mark Questions

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Class	Class 11
Subject	Political Science
Chapter no.	Chapter 6
Chapter Name	Judiciary
Category	Class 11 Political Science Objective Questions in English
Medium	English

Judiciary

Objective Questions in English

1. What is the retirement age of High Court judges?
   1. 60 years
   2. 62 years
   3. 65 years
   4. 68 years
2. Judges in the Supreme and High Courts of India are appointed by whom among the following?
   1. President
   2. Parliament
   3. Prime minister
   4. LokPal
3. Where is the Supreme Court of India situated?
   1. Mumbai
   2. Delhi
   3. Chandigarh
   4. Indore
4. Who has the ultimate right to interpret the Constitution?
   1. President
   2. Prime minister
   3. speaker
   4. Supreme Court
5. How Indian Judiciary Works?
   1. under the president
   2. under the prime minister
   3. under parliament
   4. at liberty
6. Where can appeal against the decision of the High Courts be made?
   1. in public court
   2. in the office of the president
   3. in the prime minister’s office
   4. in the supreme court
7. “A civilised society cannot be imagined without the judiciary” is the statement of whom?
   1. marriott
   2. Garner
   3. Bryce
   4. Rousseau
8. How many high courts are in India?
   1. 15
   2. 18
   3. 24
   4. 25
9. Which is the newly established high court of India?
   1. Madras High Court
   2. Andhra Pradesh High Court
   3. Patna High Court
   4. Rajasthan High Court
10. What is main the function of the Judiciary?
    1. making laws
    2. enforcement of laws
    3. conduct of elections
    4. none of these
11. To whom do the High Court judges submit their resignations?
    1. to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
    2. Chief Justice of High Court
    3. to the governor of the state
    4. to the president
12. Plato’s concept of justice is described in which book?
    1. Politics
    2. the prince
    3. social contract
    4. the republic
13. How have the functions and responsibilities of the Supreme Court been defined?
    1. by the president
    2. by the prime minister
    3. by constitution
    4. by parliament
14. The salaries and allowances of judges in India are determined by
    1. by the prime minister
    2. by chief justice
    3.  by parliament
    4.  by the president
15. What is the maximum number of judges of Supreme Court of India including Chief Justice?
    1. 20
    2. 21
    3. 26
    4. 34
16. Which one of the following is not a function of the Supreme Court of India?
    1. Hearing on the fundamental rights dispute
    2. Hearing on disputes between states
    3. give opinion to the president
    4. interpretation of the constitution
17. Under which Article of the Indian Constitution, the High Courts have been given the power to issue writs?
    1. Article 31
    2. Article 226
    3. Article 12
    4. Article 212
18. In which article of the Indian Constitution provision has been made for the constitution of the Supreme Court?
    1. Article 135 (1)
    2. Article 111 ( 1 )
    3. Article 132 (1)
    4. Article 124 (1)
19. In which part of the Constitution of India, provision has been made regarding High Courts?
    1.  part 6
    2.  part 5
    3.  part 7
    4.  part 8
20. The Indian judiciary is divided into how many levels?
    1. 1
    2. 2
    3. 4 
    4. 3

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