CLASS-IX QUIZ 2 : DEMOCRATIC POLITICS LESSON 2 :FEDERALISM

Federalism Quiz

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11. How many languages are recognized as Scheduled Languages in the Constitution?

A. 18 B. 20 C. 21 D. 22

12. Which of the following is a feature of ‘coming together’ federations?

A. Strong central government B. Equal power to all constituent states C. Unitary structure D. Unequal division of power

13. Which country is an example of a unitary form of government?

A. India B. USA C. Sri Lanka D. Switzerland

14. Who has the final authority to interpret the Constitution in case of disputes between levels of government?

A. Parliament B. President C. Supreme Court D. Prime Minister

15. Which of the following strengthens federalism in India?

A. Unitary control B. Decentralization of power C. Single-party rule D. Imposition of President's rule

16. What is the main objective of federalism?

A. Promote monarchy B. Create a single identity C. Safeguard unity and accommodate diversity D. Strengthen dictatorship

17. Which of the following is true about Indian federalism?

A. It gives more power to local governments. B. States can override the Union laws. C. Union is stronger than States. D. All states have equal power.

18. What does decentralisation mean?

A. Centralisation of power B. Transfer of power to local levels C. Merging of states D. Creation of union territories

19. Which of the following countries is not a federation?

A. USA B. India C. Sri Lanka D. Australia

20. Panchayati Raj is the example of which level of government?

A. First-tier B. Second-tier C. Third-tier D. Fourth-tier