CBSE Class 7 Social Science The State, the Government, and You (Class 7 NCERT New) Quiz 2

1. What is the legislative structure of the state government in India?

A The legislative structure of the state government in India consists of the State Legislature, which is further divided into the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council (in states where it exists). B The legislative structure of the state government in India consists of the Parliament and the Governor C The legislative structure of the state government in India consists of the Judiciary and the Executive D The legislative structure of the state government in India consists of the President and the Prime Minister

2. How many houses are there in the state government legislative structure?

A There are typically two houses in the state government legislative structure, the Senate and the House of Representatives. B There are three houses in the state government legislative structure C There is only one house in the state government legislative structure D There are four houses in the state government legislative structure

3. What are the names of the houses in the state government legislative structure?

A The Assembly and the Council B The Parliament and the Congress C The names of the houses in the state government legislative structure are the Senate and the House of Representatives. D The Chamber and the Forum

4. What is the role of the Governor in the state government legislative process?

A The Governor can propose bills to the state legislature B The Governor can serve as a judge in the state legislature C The Governor plays a role in the legislative process by either signing or vetoing bills passed by the state legislature. D The Governor has no role in the legislative process

5. What is the process of passing a bill in the state government legislative assembly?

A The bill is passed by whoever can shout the loudest B The process involves a dance-off between the members of the assembly C The process involves introduction, committee review, floor debate, voting, and then sending the bill to the other chamber for approval. D The assembly members take turns guessing a number between 1 and 10 to determine if the bill passes

6. What is the role of the Speaker in the state legislative assembly?

A To enforce traffic laws in the state B To organize social events for the members C To lead the singing of the national anthem D To preside over the meetings, maintain order, and ensure that all members have the opportunity to speak.

7. What is the significance of the state legislative council in the legislative process?

A It provides a second chamber for reviewing and revising legislation, representing regional interests, and acting as a check on the power of the lower house. B It is responsible for implementing executive orders C It has no significance in the legislative process D It only serves as a ceremonial body with no real power

8. What is the difference between the state legislative assembly and the state legislative council?

A The state legislative assembly is the upper house and is indirectly elected, while the state legislative council is the lower house and is directly elected by the people. B The state legislative assembly and the state legislative council have the same powers and functions. C The state legislative assembly is responsible for making laws at the national level, while the state legislative council is responsible for making laws at the state level. D The state legislative assembly is the lower house of the state legislature and is directly elected by the people, while the state legislative council is the upper house and is indirectly elected and represents various sections of the society.

9. There are four categories of Minister at the state level (True/False)

A True B False

10. The Process of making & passing laws is called _________

A Legislation B Legislature C Vidhan Sabha D Legislative Assemblies 5 None Of These