1. What is the law-making body in India called?
- High Court
- Supreme Court
- Parliament
- Election Commission
Correct Answer: Parliament
2. Who is responsible for making laws in India?
- Judiciary
- Legislature
- Executive
- Police
Correct Answer: Legislature
3. Who implements the laws made by the Parliament?
- Executive
- Judiciary
- Citizens
- Governor
Correct Answer: Executive
4. Who interprets and applies the laws in India?
- Judiciary
- Legislature
- Executive
- Police
Correct Answer: Judiciary
5. In India, laws apply to—
- Only to poor people
- All people equally
- Only to government
- Only to officials
Correct Answer: All people equally
6. The Constitution of India guarantees—
- Free food for all
- Equality before law
- Power to police
- Wealth to all
Correct Answer: Equality before law
7. The law must be—
- Secret
- Fair and just
- Partial
- Confusing
Correct Answer: Fair and just
8. What does the rule of law mean?
- Only ministers are above the law
- No one is above the law
- Judges are above the law
- Police can ignore law
Correct Answer: No one is above the law
9. Who can change or amend laws in India?
- Supreme Court
- Parliament
- President
- Prime Minister
Correct Answer: Parliament
10. Which branch of government ensures laws are followed?
- Judiciary
- Executive
- Legislature
- Media
Correct Answer: Executive
11. Which law was made to stop domestic violence?
- The Dowry Act
- The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act
- The Marriage Act
- The Women Protection Rule
Correct Answer: The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act
12. When was the Domestic Violence Act passed in India?
Correct Answer: 2005
13. What is the purpose of laws?
- To control media
- To maintain peace and protect people’s rights
- To help only rich people
- To punish students
Correct Answer: To maintain peace and protect people’s rights
14. The idea of equality before law is taken from—
- Rule of Law
- Rule of Force
- Rule of King
- Rule of Power
Correct Answer: Rule of Law
15. Which of the following statements is true?
- Law applies equally to all
- Rich people are above law
- Government is above law
- Ministers can ignore law
Correct Answer: Law applies equally to all
16. Who must follow the law?
- Everyone
- Only citizens
- Only police
- Only judges
Correct Answer: Everyone
17. The Sedition Act of 1870 was introduced by—
- Indian Government
- British Government
- Supreme Court
- Mahatma Gandhi
Correct Answer: British Government
18. Which Indian leader was charged under the Sedition Act?
- Mahatma Gandhi
- Pandit Nehru
- Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
- Sardar Patel
Correct Answer: Mahatma Gandhi
19. What does “unjust law” mean?
- A law that is fair
- A law that is unfair to people
- A law made by public
- A law that helps poor
Correct Answer: A law that is unfair to people
20. Who can declare a law unconstitutional?
- President
- Supreme Court
- Prime Minister
- Governor
Correct Answer: Supreme Court
21. Which part of the government checks misuse of law?
- Judiciary
- Police
- Legislature
- Election Commission
Correct Answer: Judiciary
22. Laws protect the rights of—
- All citizens
- Only men
- Only rich
- Only officials
Correct Answer: All citizens
23. What is a bill?
- A proposal for a new law
- A police report
- A newspaper article
- A court order
Correct Answer: A proposal for a new law
24. How does a bill become a law?
- After approval by Parliament and President
- After police verification
- After court order
- After governor’s speech
Correct Answer: After approval by Parliament and President
25. Which law made untouchability illegal?
- The Civil Rights Act, 1955
- The Domestic Violence Act
- The Education Act
- The Marriage Act
Correct Answer: The Civil Rights Act, 1955
26. Who has the power to enforce Fundamental Rights?
- Judiciary
- Legislature
- Executive
- Police
Correct Answer: Judiciary
27. Which of the following is NOT a feature of a good law?
- It should be secret
- It should be fair
- It should apply to all
- It should protect rights
Correct Answer: It should be secret
28. When laws are unjust, people can—
- Protest in a democratic way
- Break all laws
- Leave the country
- Ignore the courts
Correct Answer: Protest in a democratic way
29. What is one way to change an old law?
- By police action
- By passing a new law in Parliament
- By President’s speech
- By public rumor
Correct Answer: By passing a new law in Parliament
30. What ensures equality and justice through laws in India?
- Democratic system
- Autocratic rule
- Military power
- Religious authority
Correct Answer: Democratic system
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