9th SQP Politics
Set - 4, 20 Marks
Multiple Choice Questions
'Democratic governments insist on institutions'. Choose the appropriate answer.
A. Institutions make it difficult to rush through a bad decision.
B. They provide an opportunity for a wider set of people to be consulted in any decision.
a) Both A and B are true
b) A is false but B is true
c) Both A and B are false
d) A is true but B is false
Which of the following is/are NOT function of the Election Commissioner of India ?
A. EC takes decision on every aspect of conduct and control of elections.
B. It implements the code of conduct.
C. It issues election Manifesto.
Options
a) Only A
b) A and B
c) Only C
d) Only B
Select the maximum number of members that Rajya Sabha can have
Options
a) 350
b) 175
c) 300
d) 250
Answer The Following Questions
Suppose you are MLA of your area. What values would you follow to become popular in your area? (2 marks)
Chinappa was convicted for torturing his wife for dowry. Satbir was held guilty of
practising untouchability. The court did not allow either of them to contest elections.
Does this decision go against the principles of democratic elections? Explain (3 Marks)
Write a short note on the given cartoon (3 Marks)
The cartoon shows the power of a vote of a common man in a democracy during elections. These votes write the fate of a politician. It is this voting power that is decisive in bringing the politicians to power. Politicians are nowhere near the governing power if they fail to get sufficient votes from people. The irony is that politicians fail to fulfil their promises and then the voters show their face as shown in the cartoon. The common man in the cartoon makes mockery of the promises projected by the politician by turning him down just to show that he does not deserve votes in the name of false promises and they can be kept out of power by the decisive votes of a common man during elections.
What are the main functions of constitution? (5 Marks)
Case Based Questions
“The Constitution of South Africa speaks of both the past and the future. On the one
hand, it is a solemn pact in which we, as South Africans, declare to one another that we
shall never permit a repetition of our racist, brutal and repressive past. But it is more than
that. It is also a charter for the transformation of our country into one which is truly
shared by all its people of a country which in the fullest sense belongs to all of us, black
and white, women and men.”
What factor made the constitution of South Africa is an Ideal? (1 Mark)
What do the people of south African themselves called? (1 Marks)
What are the Past and future highlighted in the given passage? (2 Mark)