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Chapter 13 CIVICS : Power Sharing — Online MCQ Test

SOCIAL STUDIES · CLASS 10 · Andhra State Board

Practice Chapter 13 CIVICS : Power Sharing with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test for Andhra State Board CLASS 10 SOCIAL STUDIES. This chapter covers: Focusing on civics this chapter details Belgian and Sri Lankan political models power sharing importance forms of power sharing in modern democracies.. AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter 13 CIVICS : Power Sharing — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Andhra State Board CLASS 10 SOCIAL STUDIES — Chapter 13 CIVICS : Power Sharing, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

Which two ethnic groups are the main population in Sri Lanka?
  • A. Sinhala and Tamil ✓
  • B. Dutch and French
  • C. German and French
  • D. Sinhala and Dutch
Answer: A. Sinhala and Tamil
The population of Sri Lanka is mainly composed of the Sinhala speakers and Tamil speakers.
In which continent is Belgium located?
  • A. Asia
  • B. Europe ✓
  • C. Africa
  • D. North America
Answer: B. Europe
Belgium is a small country in Europe with a complex ethnic composition.
Why is power sharing desirable in a democracy?
  • A. To reduce the possibility of conflict ✓
  • B. To ensure one religion dominates
  • C. To increase the power of the army
  • D. To eliminate the need for elections
Answer: A. To reduce the possibility of conflict
Power sharing helps reduce the possibility of conflict between social groups, ensuring political stability.
Compare the power-sharing models of Belgium and Sri Lanka; what is the key difference?
  • A. Belgium accepted diversity while Sri Lanka promoted majoritarianism ✓
  • B. Both countries adopted federalism to resolve conflicts
  • C. Sri Lanka shared power equally while Belgium ignored minorities
  • D. Neither country faced internal ethnic conflict
Answer: A. Belgium accepted diversity while Sri Lanka promoted majoritarianism
Belgium's model accommodated various groups, while Sri Lanka's model led to a civil war due to the promotion of majoritarianism.
In the Belgian model of power sharing, which constitutional amendment aimed to prevent dominance?
  • A. Equal number of Dutch and French ministers in the Central Government ✓
  • B. Assigning more power to the state governments
  • C. Allowing the President to dissolve parliament
  • D. Mandating a single language for all schools
Answer: A. Equal number of Dutch and French ministers in the Central Government
The constitution prescribes that the number of Dutch and French-speaking ministers shall be equal in the central government to ensure parity.

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