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Question Included in This Video:
I. Differentiate between.
1. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
2. Ordinary Bill and Money Bill
3. Adjournment Motion and No-Confidence Motion
4. Question hour and Zero hour
II. Complete the analogy.
1. Lok Sabha: Speaker :: Rajya Sabha: _____
2. Monsoon session of the Lok Sabha: July-August :: _____ : February-May
3. Question hour: _____ :: Zero hour: the period after question hour
4. No-confidence: Council of Ministers :: ______ : President
III. Multiple choice questions.
1. The party invited by the president to form the government at the centre should have won:
a. more than two-thirds of the seats in Parliament
b. more than half of the seats in Parliament
c. all the seats in Parliament
d. exactly half the seats in Parliament
2. The speaker of the Lok Sabha has to be impartial. This means that:
a. they have to discourage the opposition members from asking too many questions and wasting the time of the House.
b. they have to encourage the members of the opposition parties to ask questions.
c. they should not favour the political party they come from, in the Lok Sabha.
d. they should cast their vote to resolve the deadlock if there is a tie after voting.
3. Mr. X has been elected to the Rajya Sabha from a constituency in Rajasthan. This statement cannot be true because:
a. Rajya Sabha members are directly elected by the members of the Parliament.
b. Rajya Sabha members are not directly elected by the people.
c. All the Rajya Sabha members are nominated by the president of India.
d. All the Rajya Sabha members are nominated by the vice-president of India.
4. Identify the correct statements about the process of impeachment.
i. Only the Parliament of India can implement the process of impeachment.
ii. The president of India can be removed by the impeachment process.
iii. The president of India can be impeached if they refuse to sign a bill into a law.
iv. The impeachment motion has to be passed in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha by a two-thirds majority.
Options:
a. i, iii b. ii, iii c. ii, iv d. i, ii, iv
IV. Answer in brief.
1. What are the members of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha known as?
2. Would voting by secret ballot encourage more people to cast their votes in elections? Think and answer.
3. What are the three sessions of the Parliament in a year?
4. What qualifications should a person have to be a member of the Lok Sabha?
5. What qualifications should a person have to be a member of the Rajya Sabha?
V. Answer in detail.
1. Explain how elections to the Lok Sabha help form the central government.
2. Draw a flow chart to show the different stages by which a bill becomes a law.
3. The Lok Sabha is more powerful than the Rajya Sabha. Justify this statement based on your understanding of the functions and powers of the two houses.
PICTURE-BASED QUESTION
1. What process does the picture show?
2. How often is this process held in India?
3. This process is vital for the functioning of a democracy. Justify this statement.
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