The biggest fact about government is...
  • There are 3 levels
  • local is most important
  • local manages schools
  • state controls military
What is the job of local government?
  • to command the military
  • protect and serve the local community
  • to be the president
  • to take care of the public schools
What do you call the leader of the state level?
  • governor
  • mayor
  • president
  • commander
Defence is under which Parliament?
  • Local
  • State
  • Federal
Why are police services managed at the state level?
  • Because the federal government does not have authority
  • Because it is more efficient at the state level
  • Because it is a local issue
  • Because states have more resources
If the federal and state parliaments pass conflicting laws, which law prevails?
  • Federal law
  • State law
  • Territory law
  • Local law
What is an example of a service managed by local government?
  • Garbage collection
  • Public transportation
  • National defense
  • Postal services
Name of Gandhiji's journal:
  • Young Bharat
  • Young India
What is the voting age in India?
  • 21
  • 16
  • 18
Which of the following are the functions of government?
  • To protect the boundaries.
  • To provide health facilities.
  • To solve problems like poverty, unemployment etc.
  • All of these.
no country can run without governance and government :
  • True
  • False
Effective governance is essential for a country's development:
  • False
  • True
All governments are equally effective in managing their countries:
  • True
  • False
Citizens have a role in influencing government policies:
  • True
  • False
What is the main feature of grassroots democracy?
  • Decision-making is done by elected representatives at the national level.
  • Local people participate in decision-making at the community level.
  • Political leaders make decisions without any involvement of the public.
  • Only government officials are responsible for decision-making
Which of the following is true about Panchayats in India?
  • Panchayats are only responsible for education.
  • Panchayats are elected bodies responsible for local governance
  • Panchayats only work in cities, not in rural areas.
  • Panchayats do not have any legal powers.
What is the role of Gram Sabha in a Panchayat system?
  • Gram Sabha elects the President of India.
  • Gram Sabha acts as a meeting place for villagers to discuss issues
  • Gram Sabha decides the state budget
  • Gram Sabha helps in the administration of law and order.
Who can participate in the Gram Sabha?
  • Only the head of the family can participate.
  • Only elected members of the Panchayat can participate.
  • All adults in a village can participate.
  • Only people with higher education can participate.
What is the role of a Sarpanch in the Panchayat system?
  • To lead the country.
  • To represent the village and preside over the Panchayat meetings.
  • To control the state police.
  • To manage national policies.
How are members of the Panchayats elected?
  • They are selected by the government.
  • They are appointed by the Gram Sabha.
  • They are elected by the people of the village.
  • They are selected by the President of India.
What is one of the key responsibilities of Panchayats?
  • They are responsible for making national laws.
  • They look after local development such as building roads, water supply, and sanitation
  • They control the army.
  • They manage international relations.
What is the significance of the three-tier system in the Panchayat structure?
  • It centralizes power in the hands of a few.
  • It allows for local self-governance at village, block, and district levels.
  • It ensures representation at the national level.
  • It eliminates the need for local elections.
What are the financial powers of a Panchayat?
  • Panchayats can only receive funds from the central government.
  • Panchayats can manage international funds.
  • Panchayats have no financial authority.
  • Panchayats can impose taxes and manage local funds.
How does the Panchayat system promote women's participation in governance?
  • By excluding women from decision-making roles.
  • By reserving seats for women in Panchayat elections.
  • By promoting only male candidates.
  • By limiting women's voting rights.
WHY DO LARGE COUNTRIES NOT USE FULL DIRECT DEMOCRACY?
  • PEOPLE DON'T LIKE VOTING
  • TOO MANY PEOPLE,TOO MANY DECISIONS
  • IT IS ILLEGAL
  • LEADERS DON'T ALLOW IT
Dr KALAM IS KNOWN AS THE:
  • MISSILE MAN OF INDIA
  • IRON MAN OF INDIA
  • ROCKET MAN OF KERALA
  • FATHER OF THE NATION
Dr KALAM SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF INDIA FROM:
  • 1997-2002
  • 2007-2012
  • 2002-2007
  • 1999-2004
WHO ELECTS THE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT(MPs) IN INDIA?
  • MLAs
  • PRESIDENT
  • PEOPLE DIRECTLY
  • GOVERNOR
IN WHICH TYPE OF DEMOCRACY DO PEOPLE DIRECTLY VOTE ON LAWS?
  • DIRECT DEMOCRACY
  • PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY
  • REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY
  • PRESIDENTIAL DEMOCRACY
MLA REPRESENTS WHICH LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT?
  • CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
  • LOCAL GOVERNMENT
  • VILLAGE GOVERNMENT
  • STATE GOVERNMENT
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