1. Which constitutional amendment reduced the voting age in India from 21 years to 18 years?
a. 42nd Constitutional Amendment
b. 44th Constitutional Amendment
c. 61st Constitutional Amendment
d. 73rd Constitutional Amendment
a. 42nd Constitutional Amendment
b. 44th Constitutional Amendment
c. 61st Constitutional Amendment
d. 73rd Constitutional Amendment
2. The term “Shadow Banking”, often used in economic discourse, refers to:
a. Illegal banking activities
b. Unregulated financial intermediaries performing bank-like functions
c. Banks operating in tax havens
d. Digital-only banking institutions
a. Illegal banking activities
b. Unregulated financial intermediaries performing bank-like functions
c. Banks operating in tax havens
d. Digital-only banking institutions
3. Which Indian river does not form part of the Ganga river system?
a. Yamuna
b. Son
c. Gandak
d. Godavari
a. Yamuna
b. Son
c. Gandak
d. Godavari
4. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) primarily provides financial assistance to countries facing:
a. Long-term infrastructure deficits
b. Balance of Payments crises
c. Population decline
d. Environmental disasters only
a. Long-term infrastructure deficits
b. Balance of Payments crises
c. Population decline
d. Environmental disasters only
5. What Indian classical music form prioritizes composition and lyrical meaning?
a. Hindustani classical music
b. Carnatic classical music
c. Folk music
d. Sufi music
a. Hindustani classical music
b. Carnatic classical music
c. Folk music
d. Sufi music
6. Which of the following is not a feature of a federal system?
a. Division of powers
b. Written constitution
c. Independent judiciary
d. Single central authority
a. Division of powers
b. Written constitution
c. Independent judiciary
d. Single central authority
7. The term “Doctrine of Lapse” was introduced by:
a. Lord Dalhousie
b. Lord Wellesley
c. Lord Curzon
d. Lord Cornwallis
a. Lord Dalhousie
b. Lord Wellesley
c. Lord Curzon
d. Lord Cornwallis
8. What is the name of the global index that assesses nations based on criteria such as per capita income, education levels, and life expectancy?
a. World Happiness Index
b. Human Development Index
c. Global Competitiveness Index
d. Multidimensional Poverty Index
a. World Happiness Index
b. Human Development Index
c. Global Competitiveness Index
d. Multidimensional Poverty Index
9. The headquarters of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is located in:
a. Geneva
b. Vienna
c. The Hague
d. New York
a. Geneva
b. Vienna
c. The Hague
d. New York
10. The term “Greenwashing” refers to:
a. Investment in renewable energy
b. Misleading claims about environmental benefits
c. Recycling industrial waste
d. Carbon credit trading
a. Investment in renewable energy
b. Misleading claims about environmental benefits
c. Recycling industrial waste
d. Carbon credit trading
11. Which schedule of the Indian Constitution deals with the allocation of seats in the Rajya Sabha?
a. Fourth Schedule
b. Fifth Schedule
c. Sixth Schedule
d. Seventh Schedule
a. Fourth Schedule
b. Fifth Schedule
c. Sixth Schedule
d. Seventh Schedule
12. Which ocean current is responsible for moderating the climate of Western Europe?
a. Labrador Current
b. Canary Current
c. Gulf Stream
d. Humboldt Current
a. Labrador Current
b. Canary Current
c. Gulf Stream
d. Humboldt Current
13. By which constitutional amendment was the Right to Education incorporated into the Indian Constitution?
a. 83rd Amendment
b. 86th Amendment
c. 91st Amendment
d. 97th Amendment
a. 83rd Amendment
b. 86th Amendment
c. 91st Amendment
d. 97th Amendment
14. Which international organization oversees the PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment) tests?
a. UNESCO
b. OECD
c. UNICEF
d. World Bank
a. UNESCO
b. OECD
c. UNICEF
d. World Bank
15. The term “Separation of Powers” in constitutional law primarily aims to:
a. Ensure judicial supremacy
b. Prevent concentration of power
c. Strengthen federalism
d. Enhance executive authority
a. Ensure judicial supremacy
b. Prevent concentration of power
c. Strengthen federalism
d. Enhance executive authority
Answers
- Correct Answer: C – The 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, passed in 1988, lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 years to promote greater democratic engagement.
- Correct Answer: B – Shadow banking includes NBFCs, hedge funds, and other entities performing credit intermediation without being fully regulated like banks.
- Correct Answer: D – The Godavari, an independent river, empties into the Bay of Bengal and is separate from the Ganga river system.
- Correct Answer: B – IMF assistance is aimed at stabilizing economies facing Balance of Payments difficulties.
- Correct Answer: B – Carnatic music emphasizes kritis (compositions) and lyrical devotion more than improvisation.
- Correct Answer: D – Federalism involves shared authority, not a single centralized power structure.
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Adtiya Aryan
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