Class-9 Chapter - working of Institution

 Class-9

Chapter - working of Institution

Instrutions:

Question 1 to 5 are very short type  carrying one mark each.

Question 6 to 10 are short type  carrying three marks each.

Question 11 &12 are long type carrying five marks each.

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Time-60min

VERY SHORT TYPE QUESTION

1. Who was the head of the Mandal Commission?

2. Who have the power to interpret the Constitution of the country?

3. What do you understand by public interest litigation?

4. Who elect the  President?

5. Who is considered as the head of the state and who is head of the government?


SHORT TYPE QUESTION


6. What do you mean by the Council of Ministers?

7. Who are the major functionaries in India?

8. How is the Lok Sabha more powerful than the Rajya Sabha?

9. What does the ‘Independence of Judiciary’ mean?

10. What is the difference between Political Executive and Permanent executive?


Long type question


11. State the powers of the President.

12. How powerful is the Prime Minister of India?


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