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TSPSC Telangana Constitution — practice questions — page 3

Explore 62 free Constitution questions in TSPSC Telangana Polity. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.

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Rule, body, or date?

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Items
  1. Item
    Fundamental principles of government
    Category
    A rule or principle
  2. Item
    Basic rules for coordination
    Category
    A rule or principle
  3. Item
    The Constituent Assembly
    Category
    A body
  4. Item
    Provincial Legislative Assemblies
    Category
    A body
  5. Item
    9 December 1946
    Category
    A date
  6. Item
    14 August 1947
    Category
    A date
Categories
  1. Item
    A rule or principle
  2. Item
    A body
  3. Item
    A date
Keeping the chapter's objects apart. Source: syllabus Political Science, Constitution: Why and How?

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Reading the definitions back

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Questions
  1. Question
    A constitution is a body of
    Choices
    1. annual budgets
    2. fundamental principles
    3. court verdicts
    Correct choice
    fundamental principles
  2. Question
    Its first function is to allow
    Choices
    1. maximum taxation
    2. free trade
    3. minimal coordination
    Correct choice
    minimal coordination
  3. Question
    Who wrote India's Constitution?
    Choices
    1. the Constituent Assembly
    2. the British Parliament
    3. the Supreme Court
    Correct choice
    the Constituent Assembly
Straight recall. Source: syllabus Political Science, Constitution: Why and How?

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