ONLINE POLITY Quiz for SSC CPO & SSC CGL 2016

ONLINE POLITY Quiz for SSC CPO & SSC CGL 2016

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For the first time SSC CPO 2016 examination will be held in Computer Based pattern and managing time will be one of the important factor while solving the questions. So in order to make students familiar with such a situations we are providing questions in a time based manner , which will help students to manage the time properly.

1. Which of the following is concerned with the auditing of the revenue and the expenditure of the Government of India.?

Public Account Committee

Estimates Committees

Business Advisory Committee

Committee on Offices on Profit

2. The Parliament in India consists of 

 I. President 

 II. Rajya Sabha 

 III. Lok Sabha 

 IV. Vice President

I, II and III

II and III

II, III and IVII, III and IV

I, II, III and IV

3. Which Union Territories are represented in Rajya Sabha at present? 

 I. Delhi 

 II. Pondicherry 

 III. Lakshadweep 

 IV. Chandigarh 

I, II and IV

II and III

I, II, III and IV

I and II

4. The Constitution of India provides that a bill passed by the Union Parliament cannot become a law until the President accords his approval to it. Normally, the President accords his approval but he can withhold his assent and can ask the House to reconsider it. This power is applicable to the 

 1. Money Bills 

 2. Ordinary Bills 

 3. Financial Bills 

1 and 2

2 only

2 and 3

1, 2 and 3

5. A Governor can issue an ordinance

whenever he likes

whenever the Chief Minister advises him

whenever the State Legislature is not in session and the Governor is satisfied that immediate action is needed

when the Union Government tells him to do so

6. Under which of the following circumstances can President’s rule be imposed in a State?

If no stable government can be formed

If the Cabinet has lost majority and no other ministry. commanding a majority in the Assembly can be formed at once

If the State Government does not obey the directives given by the Union Government

In all the above cases

7. The judicial powers of the Governor do not include the right to: 

be consulted by the President about appointment of Judges of State High Court

grant pardon

remit punishment or suspend the sentence

pardon death sentence

8. When the Governor can exercise his discretionary powers?

In appointment of Chief Minister if not a single party has clear-cut majority in the House or there is no recognised leader of the majority party

In reservation of a Bill passed by State Legislature for the assent of the President

Dismissing a ministry if he is convinced that it has lost majority support in the Assembly

All the above cases are valid

9. The Chief Minister of a State is:

elected by the State Legislature

appointed by the Governor

appointed by the President

none of the above

10. The Chief Minister stays in office:

as long as the Governor of the State wants him

for a fixed term of 5 years

as long as the Council of Ministers wants him

as long as he enjoys the confidence of the majority party in the Legislative Assembly