What is the term of a state Legislative Assembly unless it is dissolved earlier?
AFive years
BThree years
CFour years
DSix years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Five years
1. An assembly is elected for a fixed period.
2. The term of an assembly is five years.
3. It can end sooner only if the assembly is dissolved earlier.
_Source: Wikipedia, State governments of India_
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