CBSE Class 8 Social Science The Parliamentary System: Legislature and Executive (Class 8 NCERT New) Quiz 12

1. What conclusions can you draw about the functioning of Parliament over time? Compile data for more recent years.

A Parliament's functioning has evolved with increased transparency and efficiency in recent years. B Parliament has remained unchanged in its functioning over the years. C Parliament has become less efficient and less transparent over time. D Parliament no longer compiles any data in recent years.

2. What conclusions can be drawn from the statement regarding the role that the Rajya Sabha is expected to play?

A The Rajya Sabha is expected to act as a revising chamber and provide checks and balances. B The Rajya Sabha is expected to pass all bills without discussion. C The Rajya Sabha is expected to have no influence on legislation. D The Rajya Sabha is expected to function as the primary law-making body.

3. whom does the Parliament consists of?

A Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha B Prime Minister, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha C President, Lok sabha and Rajya Sabha

4. How does the individual give approval to the government

A participating in the elections by voting B participating in the online opinion poll C participating in a signature campaigh

5. whom does the members of parliament represent?

A Rajya Sabha B Lok Sabha C democratic government D People

6. In the government hierarchy, which government is at the top?

A State B Central C Local

7. How does the government take all the people's consent in policy and decision making?

A Through the President of India B Through the member of Rajya Sabha C Through representatives elected in the elections.

8. What do you mean by secret Ballot

A The voter does not reveal his choice to anyone when he casts a vote B The voter has to caste a vote in front of the Presiding Officer C The voter casts a vote online without reveling his personal details

9. What is the total number of members nominated to the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha by the President?

A 10 B 20 C 14 D 12

10. Each constituency elects one person to the Parliament.

A true B false