Statement 1India has a parliamentary system of government at both the Centre and State levels.

Statement 2The Union Legislature consists only of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 3The branch of government that makes laws is called the Judiciary.

Statement 4The Lok Sabha is also known as the House of People.

Statement 5The Rajya Sabha is referred to as the Lower House of Parliament.

Statement 6Members of both houses of Parliament are called Members of Parliament (MPs).

Statement 7The Lok Sabha is generally more powerful than the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 8The maximum permissible strength of the Lok Sabha is 550 members.

Statement 9Members of the Lok Sabha are indirectly elected by State Legislatures.

Statement 10Up to 20 members of the Lok Sabha can be elected from the Union Territories.

Statement 11The normal term for the Lok Sabha is six years.

Statement 12The President can dissolve the Lok Sabha before its five-year term ends.

Statement 13In an emergency, the term of the Lok Sabha can be extended for two years at a time.

Statement 14For elections, the country is divided into geographical units called constituencies.

Statement 15Voting in India is conducted via an open show of hands.

Statement 16All Indian citizens aged 18 and above have the right to vote.

Statement 17To be a member of the Lok Sabha, a person must be at least 25 years old.

Statement 18A member of Parliament can hold an office of profit under the government.

Statement 19A proclaimed criminal is eligible to become a member of the Lok Sabha.

Statement 20The Speaker of the Lok Sabha is elected by its members from among themselves.

Statement 21The Speaker of the Lok Sabha belongs to the opposition party by law.

Statement 22The Speaker usually votes on every bill introduced in the House.

Statement 23A casting vote is used by the Speaker to break a tie.

Statement 24The Deputy Speaker takes charge when the Speaker is absent or ill.

Statement 25The maximum strength of the Rajya Sabha is 250 members.

Statement 26Seats in the Rajya Sabha are allotted equally to all states regardless of population.

Statement 27Uttar Pradesh has 31 members in the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 28Nagaland has five members in the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 29The President nominates 12 members to the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 30Nominated members of the Rajya Sabha must be from fields like art, science, and social service.

Statement 31Elected members of the Lok Sabha elect the members of the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 32The Rajya Sabha is a permanent house and is never dissolved.

Statement 33All members of the Rajya Sabha retire at the same time every six years.

Statement 34One-third of Rajya Sabha members retire every two years.

Statement 35The term of an individual member of the Rajya Sabha is six years.

Statement 36To join the Rajya Sabha, a person must be at least 30 years old.

Statement 37The Vice-President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 38The Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha is appointed by the President.

Statement 39There are three lists used to categorize legislative subjects in India.

Statement 40The Union Parliament has exclusive power to make laws on subjects in the Union List.

Statement 41Defence and Railways are subjects found in the State List.

Statement 42Banking and Foreign Affairs are Union List subjects.

Statement 43State Legislatures have exclusive power over the State List.

Statement 44Police and Agriculture are subjects in the Union List.

Statement 45The Concurrent List allows both Union and State legislatures to make laws.

Statement 46Education and Electricity are Concurrent List subjects.

Statement 47If a Union law and a State law conflict on a Concurrent subject, the State law prevails.

Statement 48The primary function of the Parliament is to make laws.

Statement 49A bill to amend the Constitution can only be introduced in the Parliament.

Statement 50The Union Budget is presented by the Prime Minister in Parliament.

Question 1India is a Union of States, and therefore has government at two levels: the ______ and the States.

Question 2The ______ system of government in India has three organs: the Legislature, the Executive, and the Judiciary.

Question 3The branch of government which makes laws is called the ______.

Question 4The Union Legislature comprises the ______ and the two Houses of Parliament.

Question 5The Lok Sabha is also known as the ______.

Question 6The Rajya Sabha is also known as the ______.

Question 7Members of the two houses of Parliament are called ______.

Question 8The lower house of the Parliament is more powerful than the ______.

Question 9The maximum permissible numerical strength of the Lok Sabha is ______ members.

Question 10Members of the Lok Sabha are ______ elected by the people of India.

Question 11Out of the Lok Sabha members, up to ______ are elected from the Union Territories.

Question 12The normal term for members of the Lok Sabha is ______ years.

Question 13The ______ may dissolve the Lok Sabha before the completion of its 5-year term if the party in power loses majority support.

Question 14In case of an emergency, the Lok Sabha's time period can be extended for ______ year at a time.

Question 15For election purposes, the entire country is divided into ______.

Question 16Voting in Indian elections is conducted by ______.

Question 17All Indian citizens who are ______ years and above have the right to vote.

Question 18To become a member of the Lok Sabha, a person must be at least ______ years of age.

Question 19A member of Parliament must not hold any ______ under the government of India.

Question 20The ______ presides over the proceedings of the Lok Sabha.

Question 21The Speaker maintains ______ in the House.

Question 22The Speaker is usually a member of the ______ party.

Question 23In case of a tie in the Lok Sabha, the Speaker exercises a ______ vote.

Question 24The ______ takes over the Speaker's charge in case of their absence or illness.

Question 25The maximum numerical strength of the Rajya Sabha is ______.

Question 26The number of members in the Rajya Sabha is allotted on the basis of the ______ of the States.

Question 27______ has 31 members in the Rajya Sabha, which is the highest for any state.

Question 28The state of ______ has only one member in the Rajya Sabha.

Question 29The President nominates ______ members to the Rajya Sabha.

Question 30Nominated members of the Rajya Sabha are experts in fields like art, literature, ______ and social service.

Question 31The ______ members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by the elected members of the Legislative Assembly.

Question 32The Rajya Sabha is a ______ house and is never dissolved.

Question 33______ of the Rajya Sabha members retire every two years.

Question 34Each member of the Rajya Sabha is elected for a term of ______ years.

Question 35To become a member of the Rajya Sabha, a person must be ______ years of age or above.

Question 36The ______ of India is the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha.

Question 37The ______ of the Rajya Sabha is elected from among its members by a majority vote.

Question 38Legislative subjects are categorized into three lists: the Union List, the State List, and the ______ List.

Question 39The Union Parliament has exclusive power to make laws on subjects in the ______ List.

Question 40Defence, finance, banking, and ______ are subjects found in the Union List.

Question 41Shipping, currency, and ______ are also included in the Union List.

Question 42The State Legislatures have exclusive power to legislate on subjects in the ______ List.

Question 43Public health, sanitation, and ______ are examples of subjects in the State List.

Question 44Both the Union and State Legislatures can make laws on subjects in the ______ List.

Question 45Education, electricity, and ______ are subjects in the Concurrent List.

Question 46Economic and social planning, marriage, and ______ are included in the Concurrent List.

Question 47In case of a conflict over a Concurrent List subject, the ______ law prevails.

Question 48To amend a part of the Constitution, a bill can be introduced only in the ______.

Question 49The Union ______ is passed by the Parliament and shows expected income and spending.

Question 50The Budget is presented in the Parliament by the ______.

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