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Unit 10: Constitution — Online MCQ Test

Q: Which of the following is a written constitution?

Answer: B. India — India has a written constitution. It is contained in a single, formal document with many provisions.

Q: The British Constitution is known as an example of a constitution that is mainly:

Answer: B. Unwritten and flexible — The British Constitution is largely unwritten and can be changed by ordinary laws. Hence, it is called flexible.

Q: If a constitution guarantees fundamental rights and also limits the powers of government, what does this most strongly indicate?

Answer: B. Presence of constitutionalism — Guaranteeing rights and limiting government power are major features of constitutionalism. They prevent arbitrary rule.

Q: Which of the following statements is most accurate about the Constitution of India?

Answer: C. It combines both rigid and flexible features — The Indian Constitution is partly rigid and partly flexible. Different provisions have different amendment procedures.

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Unit 10: Constitution — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Telangana State Board CLASS 11 INTERMEDIATE 1 YEAR POLITICAL SCIENCE — Unit 10: Constitution, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What is a constitution?

A. A set of laws and rules that establishes the structure and powers of a government ✓
B. A list of all political leaders in a country
C. A law made only for emergency situations
D. A document that deals only with elections

Answer: A. A set of laws and rules that establishes the structure and powers of a government
A constitution is the basic framework of a state. It defines the powers, duties, and organization of government and the rights of citizens.

Which of the following is a written constitution?

A. United Kingdom
B. India ✓
C. New Zealand
D. Israel

Answer: B. India
India has a written constitution. It is contained in a single, formal document with many provisions.

The British Constitution is known as an example of a constitution that is mainly:

A. Written and rigid
B. Unwritten and flexible ✓
C. Written and federal
D. Unwritten and rigid

Answer: B. Unwritten and flexible
The British Constitution is largely unwritten and can be changed by ordinary laws. Hence, it is called flexible.

If a constitution guarantees fundamental rights and also limits the powers of government, what does this most strongly indicate?

A. Absence of constitutionalism
B. Presence of constitutionalism ✓
C. Rule by decree
D. No need for laws

Answer: B. Presence of constitutionalism
Guaranteeing rights and limiting government power are major features of constitutionalism. They prevent arbitrary rule.

Which of the following statements is most accurate about the Constitution of India?

A. It is entirely rigid and cannot be amended in any way
B. It is entirely flexible and can be amended like an ordinary law in all cases
C. It combines both rigid and flexible features ✓
D. It is an unwritten constitution based only on conventions

Answer: C. It combines both rigid and flexible features
The Indian Constitution is partly rigid and partly flexible. Different provisions have different amendment procedures.

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