1. The term Sovereign indicates that the source of power of a country is:
2. In India’s Parliamentary democracy, the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers are part of:
3. Assertion–Reason. Assertion (A): Direct democracy is difficult to carry out in very large countries. Reason (R): It is hard for millions of people to gather and make every single decision together smoothly. Choose the correct option:
4. Assertion–Reason In a constitutional monarchy (like the UK), the King or Queen has all the real power. Reason: The real executive power is actually exercised by the Prime Minister and the elected Parliament. Choose the correct option.
5. Match the Following (Organ of Government & Role) | Column I (Organ) | Column II (Function) |
6. Match the Following (Type of Government & Example) | Column I (Type) | Column II (Example/Context) |
7. Case-based question Read the story: Shane lives in North Korea. He has a government-defined haircut, no access to the global internet, and must serve in the military for as long as the government says. He cannot choose his styles or express his own opinions freely. Based on this story, which form of government does North Korea follow?
8. Situation-based question A Head Teacher wants to form a student committee and decides that students from each grade will vote to choose one representative. Why is this considered a democratic approach?
9. Fig. 9.1 shows a large, modern hall with many wooden desks arranged in a semi-circle and a green wall at the front. This image shows the inside of the Indian Parliament. Which function is primarily performed here?
10. Fig. 9.13 shows giant, fat men labeled "Trusts" standing at the back of a room over smaller elected members who are working at desks. This cartoon depicts an oligarchic situation. What does it suggest about decision-making?