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Unit 4: Constitution and Government — Online MCQ Test

Q: Which of the following is NOT a significance of a constitution?

Answer: D. It removes the need for any laws — A constitution does not eliminate the need for laws; rather, it provides the basis on which laws are made and enforced.

Q: A country has elected representatives, a separate president, and the president is not dependent on the confidence of parliament. Which conclusion is most appropriate?

Answer: B. It is a presidential system — The separation of the executive from the legislature and the independence of the president from parliamentary confidence indicate a presidential system.

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Unit 4: Constitution and Government — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Karnataka State Board CLASS 11 FIRST PUC POLITICAL SCIENCE — Unit 4: Constitution and Government, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What is a constitution?

A. A set of fundamental rules that guides the functioning of a state ✓
B. A list of all laws passed by courts
C. A political speech by the head of state
D. A temporary government order only

Answer: A. A set of fundamental rules that guides the functioning of a state
A constitution lays down the basic principles, powers, and duties of government and citizens. It is the supreme framework of the state.

Which one of the following is a feature of a written constitution?

A. It is not recorded in one document
B. Its rules are found in a single or few formal documents ✓
C. It changes only through custom
D. It has no legal authority

Answer: B. Its rules are found in a single or few formal documents
A written constitution is codified in a formal document or documents. The Constitution of India is a written constitution.

Which of the following is NOT a significance of a constitution?

A. It limits the powers of government
B. It protects fundamental rights
C. It provides the framework for governance
D. It removes the need for any laws ✓

Answer: D. It removes the need for any laws
A constitution does not eliminate the need for laws; rather, it provides the basis on which laws are made and enforced.

A country has elected representatives, a separate president, and the president is not dependent on the confidence of parliament. Which conclusion is most appropriate?

A. It is a parliamentary democracy
B. It is a presidential system ✓
C. It is an absolute monarchy
D. It is a unitary dictatorship

Answer: B. It is a presidential system
The separation of the executive from the legislature and the independence of the president from parliamentary confidence indicate a presidential system.

Which of the following statements is the MOST accurate about the relationship between constitution and government?

A. The constitution is only a political slogan, while government is permanent
B. The government functions within the framework created by the constitution ✓
C. Government creates the constitution and has unlimited power over it
D. Constitution and government mean exactly the same thing

Answer: B. The government functions within the framework created by the constitution
The constitution defines the structure, powers, and limits of government. Government is the machinery that operates within that constitutional framework.

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