Question 1 Hard Level 60
Why does Lok Sabha have greater control over the government compared with Rajya Sabha? A Because the Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to Lok Sabha B Because Rajya Sabha cannot make laws C Because Lok Sabha is a permanent House D Because Rajya Sabha is directly elected by people
Correct answer: A The government must maintain the confidence of Lok Sabha. In exams, remember collective responsibility and Lok Sabha together.
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Lok Sabha’s primacy in Money Bills reflects which constitutional idea? A Control of the directly elected House over public money B Complete abolition of Rajya Sabha C Passing budget by judiciary D Imposing all taxes by the President
Correct answer: A Money is linked with the people, so the directly elected House has a greater role. In exams, remember Money Bill and Lok Sabha.
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What is the biggest parliamentary benefit of Rajya Sabha being a permanent House? A Continuity in parliamentary work is maintained B Lok Sabha never faces elections C Government is accountable only to Rajya Sabha D Money Bill starts only in Rajya Sabha
Correct answer: A Rajya Sabha is not dissolved completely and its members retire in rotation. In exams, remember the word continuity.
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The joint law-making role of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha is an example of which system? A Bicameral legislature B One-party rule C Judicial rule D Private administration
Correct answer: A Discussion and passing of bills by two Houses shows bicameral system. In exams, remember bicameral Parliament.
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What is the main difference in Lok Sabha-Rajya Sabha powers between an ordinary bill and a Money Bill? A Both Houses have strong roles in ordinary bills, Lok Sabha is dominant in Money Bills B Money Bill comes only in Rajya Sabha C Parliament does not discuss ordinary bills D Court votes on both bills
Correct answer: A Both Houses are important in ordinary bills, but Lok Sabha has primacy in Money Bills. In exams, remember this comparison.
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How does Rajya Sabha include states’ voice in national law-making? A By giving representatives of states a place in Parliament B By completely removing Lok Sabha C By passing Money Bills alone D By always removing the government
Correct answer: A Rajya Sabha represents states in the federal system. In exams, remember federalism and Rajya Sabha together.
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Why is a no-confidence motion decisive only in Lok Sabha? A Because the government depends on the confidence of Lok Sabha B Because Rajya Sabha has no members C Because Rajya Sabha does not read laws D Because Lok Sabha is part of the court
Correct answer: A If the government loses majority in Lok Sabha, it may have to resign. In exams, remember no-confidence and majority.
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Why is Question Hour considered an effective tool of Parliament’s control power? A Because MPs can demand answers from the government about its work B Because it makes the court make laws C Because it dissolves Rajya Sabha D Because it passes budget without discussion
Correct answer: A Question Hour makes the government accountable. In exams, connect it with parliamentary accountability.
View question details Question 9 Hard Level 60
How does direct election of Lok Sabha increase its political importance? A It directly reflects people’s will in Parliament B It makes Rajya Sabha financially dominant C It turns judiciary into Lok Sabha D It ends indirect representation of states
Correct answer: A Lok Sabha is directly elected by the people, so its mandate is more direct. In exams, remember direct mandate.
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Why does Rajya Sabha remain important despite its limited power over Money Bills? A Because it has a role in ordinary bills, debates, and state representation B Because it can always stop Money Bills C Because it dissolves Lok Sabha daily D Because it alone forms government
Correct answer: A Its role in Money Bills is limited, but Rajya Sabha is important in ordinary bills and federalism. In exams, remember balanced role.
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Formation of government by the party or coalition having majority in Lok Sabha is linked with which principle? A Parliamentary majority and accountability B Judicial appointment C Permanent membership of Rajya Sabha D Election Commission control
Correct answer: A The government depends on the majority in Lok Sabha. In exams, remember parliamentary government and majority together.
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What can be understood as the purpose of indirect election in Rajya Sabha? A To represent states through State Legislative Assemblies B To always stop people from voting C To make Lok Sabha a court D To free government from budget
Correct answer: A Rajya Sabha is linked with state-level representation. In exams, remember indirect election and federal representation.
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Why is Parliament’s budget control power important in democracy? A Because the government spends public money with representatives’ approval B Because budget is only a private company document C Because budget dissolves Rajya Sabha D Because budget is secretly passed by court
Correct answer: A Parliament’s approval on budget is democratic control over public money. In exams, remember public money.
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If Rajya Sabha raises serious objection to an ordinary bill, what democratic benefit can it have? A The bill may be reconsidered and improved B Lok Sabha always ends C Parliament stops making laws D Money Bill starts in Rajya Sabha
Correct answer: A When the Rajya Sabha objects to an ordinary bill, it can lead to reconsideration, fuller debate, and necessary amendments. This reduces the chance of hasty law-making and can make the bill more balanced. It does not automatically dissolve the Lok Sabha or stop Parliament from making laws. Exam tip: Both Houses participate in ordinary bills, whereas a Money Bill can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha.
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Why is the role of the Speaker important in the proceedings of the House? A Because the Speaker conducts Lok Sabha proceedings in an orderly and rule-based manner B Because the Speaker is Chairman of Rajya Sabha C Because the Speaker always appoints the Prime Minister D Because the Speaker writes court judgments
Correct answer: A The Speaker maintains order and procedure in the Lok Sabha. In exams, connect Speaker with Lok Sabha.
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The Vice President’s role as Chairman of Rajya Sabha is related to what? A Presiding over Rajya Sabha proceedings B Direct election of Lok Sabha C Introduction of Money Bill D Collective responsibility of government
Correct answer: A The Vice President is the ex officio Chairman of Rajya Sabha. In exams, remember Vice President and Chairman of Rajya Sabha.
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How can a two-House Parliament reduce haste in law-making? A By giving opportunity for reconsideration and debate in the second House B By passing laws without reading C By sending all bills to court D By keeping government outside Parliament
Correct answer: A Bicameral system allows more consideration of bills. In exams, remember bicameral scrutiny.
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What difference is clear from Lok Sabha being dissolvable and Rajya Sabha not being dissolved? A Lok Sabha has a fixed term, Rajya Sabha is a permanent House B Both Houses are permanent C Rajya Sabha is dissolved in every election D Lok Sabha never faces elections
Correct answer: A Lok Sabha has a term while Rajya Sabha is a continuing House. In exams, remember term and permanent House separately.
View question details Question 19 Hard Level 60
How is opposition questioning in Parliament linked with the power to control government? A It forces the government to answer on policies and actions B It makes government a court C It abolishes Rajya Sabha D It makes Money Bill private
Correct answer: A Opposition questions increase democratic accountability. In exams, write opposition and accountability together.
View question details Question 20 Hard Level 60
Why are differences kept between the powers of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha? A To balance direct representation of people and representation of states B To make Rajya Sabha useless C To make Lok Sabha a court D To make Parliament private
Correct answer: A Lok Sabha is the direct House of people and Rajya Sabha is the House of states. In exams, remember representation balance.
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