FEDERALISM
Explore Federalism: Test Your Knowledge
Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of federalism? This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of the concepts, structures, and implications of federal systems around the globe, with a focus on India and Belgium.
Key features of the quiz:
- 24 engaging multiple-choice questions
- Topics ranging from constitutional amendments to power sharing
- Ideal for students, educators, and enthusiasts
How many times was the constitution of Belgium amended between 1970 and 1993?
Two times
Three times
Four times
One time
Which of the following government has two or more levels?
Community Government
Coalition Government
Federal Government
Unitary Government
Which of the following subjects falls under the concurrent list?
Defence
Agriculture
Marriage
Currency
The constitution of India
Divided powers between Centre and States in three lists
Divided powers between centre and states in two lists
Listed the powers of the states and left the undefined powers to the state
Specified the powers of the states and left the residuary powers with the centre
In case of clash between the laws made by the centre and a state on a subject in the concurrent list:
The state law prevails
The central law prevails
Both the laws prevail within their respective jurisdrictions.
The Supreme court has to intervene to decide
The system of Panchayathi Raj involves
The villages, block and district levels
The village, and state levels
The village district and state levels
The village, state and union levels
The concept of decentralisation signifies
The three tier government at the urban level
The two tier government at only rural level
Power taken away from central and state government and given to local government at both the urban and rural levels
Autonomy given to the state government
In India's federal system, the state governments have the power to legislate on all those subjects which are included in the:
Union list
State list
Concurrent list
Residuary subject
Which of the following subjects is not included in the state list
Law and Order
National defence
Education
Agriculture
The highest institution of Panchayathi Raj in rural areas is
Gram Sabha
Gram Panchayath
Zilla Parishad
Gram Samiti
In What way changes can be made in the federal constitution
Changes can be unilateral
Changes require the consent of both the levels of government
Changes can be through judiciary
Changes require only consent of the people
What is the basic idea behind the power sharing of Indian federalism?
Centralisation of Power
Division of subjects
Decentralisation of Power
Distribution of Power
The concept of linguistic states of India signifies
Creation of states on the basis of religion
Creation of the states on the basis of different culture
Creation of states on the basis of language
Creation of states on the basis of topography
Which judgement of the supreme court made Indian federal power sharing more effective?
Central government can dismiss the State government easily
Central government can dismiss the State government with the consent of judiciary
Central government can not dismiss the State government
Central government can not dismiss the State government in an arbitrary manner
Select the countries that follow coming together federal system:
The USA, China and Australia
India, Spain, Belgium and Canada
The USA, Switzerland and Australia
China and India
Which of the following countries follow holding together style of federation:
China, Canada, Australia and India
The USA, Australia, Belgium, Canada
India, Belgium, Sweden and China
India, Spain, and Belgium
List the countries which do not follow federalism
Spain, Sweden, Britain
India, Belgium, Canada and Australia
The USA, Spain, Holland
China, Sri Lanka, France, United Kingdom, Japan, Italy and North Korea
Which Indian states have been given special status?
Punjab, Harayana, U.P.
Jammu and Kashmir
Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Madras
Jammu and Kashmir, Assam, Meghalaya and Delhi
In what ways power are shared between the state government and central government in India:
List System
Decentralisation
Holding together
Coming Together
Whose laws prevail if there is conflict between the state government and central government on the subject of concurrent list:
The laws made by the state government
The laws made by both state and union government
The laws made by union government
The laws would be cancelled
How many languages are spoken in India and what is the ratio of Hindi speaking people in India?
114 languages spoken and 40% people speak Hindi
22 languages spoken and 60% people speak hindi
21 languages spoken and 54% people speak Hindi
114 languages spoken and 60% people speak Hindi
Select the two bases on which new states of India have been crated:
Religion and geography
Language and regional
Culture and relegion
Geography and language
Which two Constitutional Amendments of 1992 deal with local self government?
72nd 73rd amendment regarding Rural and Urban
73rd and 74th amendment regarding Rural and Urban
71st and 74th amendment regarding Rural and Urban
71st and 72nd amendment regarding Rural and Urban
Who is the political head of the municipality and Gram Panchayat?
Mayor and Sarpanch
Deputy collector and Mayor
Sarpanch and Deputy Collector
Mayor and Chief Minister
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