CBSE Class 8 Social Science The Parliamentary System: Legislature and Executive (Class 8 NCERT New) Quiz 10

1. Identify the reporting relationship in the diagram.

A Manager is reporting to Employee B Employee is reporting to Manager C Manager is reporting to Director D Employee is reporting to Director

2. The subject that has been reviewed is:

A Science B Mathematics C History D Geography

3. The Committee’s recommendation is:

A To implement the proposed policy changes B To delay the decision for further review C To reject the proposal entirely D To form a sub-committee for further analysis

4. The government’s reply is:

A A formal statement addressing the issue B A request for more information C A refusal to comment D An unrelated announcement

5. Parliament keeps an eye on government expenditure because:

A it ensures that public money is spent properly. B it wants to increase government spending. C it has no other responsibilities. D it wants to control the judiciary.

6. This might be so because:

A there is a specific underlying reason B it is a random occurrence C there is no explanation D it happens by chance

7. If the Executive is part of the Legislature, there is a question about the separation of power because:

A the two branches are not fully independent B the Executive has no power C the Legislature is powerless D there is no government

8. In 1956, which Railway Minister resigned after a train accident, believing that a minister must take moral responsibility for anything that happens in their ministry?

A Lal Bahadur Shastri B Jagjivan Ram C C. Rajagopalachari D Morarji Desai

9. What is the composition of the Legislature in India?

A The President, Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha B The President, Vice-President, and Council of Ministers C The Prime Minister and Cabinet D The Supreme Court

10. What is the main role of the Executive?

A Making laws B Enforcing the laws made by the Legislature C Overseeing the work of the Legislature D Introducing bills in Parliament