Statement 1The Executive branch of government is responsible for making laws.

Statement 2The Union Executive consists of the President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, and Council of Ministers.

Statement 3The Governor is a part of the State Executive.

Statement 4The President of India is the real executive head of the country.

Statement 5The President is the head of the State.

Statement 6Real executive powers are exercised by the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers.

Statement 7A person must be at least 30 years old to contest for the office of the President.

Statement 8The President of India must be a citizen of India.

Statement 9To be President, one must have the qualifications to be a member of the Lok Sabha.

Statement 10The President can hold an office of profit under the Government of India.

Statement 11The President of India is directly elected by the citizens.

Statement 12The Electoral College for the President includes elected members of both Houses of Parliament.

Statement 13Elected members of State Legislative Assemblies participate in the Presidential election.

Statement 14The elected members of the Legislative Assemblies of Delhi and Puducherry are part of the Electoral College.

Statement 15The President is elected for a term of six years.

Statement 16A President is eligible for re-election in India.

Statement 17The President can resign by writing a letter to the Prime Minister.

Statement 18The process to remove the President for violating the Constitution is called impeachment.

Statement 19An impeachment resolution can be moved in any of the Houses of Parliament.

Statement 20A simple majority is sufficient to pass an impeachment resolution.

Statement 21The President lives in the Rashtrapati Bhawan in New Delhi.

Statement 22The President receives a pension after their term expires.

Statement 23All executive orders of the Union are issued in the name of the President.

Statement 24The President appoints the leader of the majority party as the Prime Minister.

Statement 25The President appoints other ministers without the advice of the Prime Minister.

Statement 26The Attorney-General of India is appointed by the President.

Statement 27The Comptroller and Auditor-General is appointed by the Chief Justice.

Statement 28The President appoints the Governors of the States.

Statement 29The President can remove high-ranking officials like Judges of the Supreme Court.

Statement 30The administration of Union Territories is under the Prime Minister.

Statement 31The President is the Chief Commander of the Armed Forces.

Statement 32The President appoints the Chiefs of the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Statement 33The President has the power to declare war.

Statement 34Only the Prime Minister can make peace treaties.

Statement 35The President can summon both Houses of Parliament.

Statement 36The President has no power to dissolve the Lok Sabha.

Statement 37The President nominates 12 members to the Rajya Sabha.

Statement 38Rajya Sabha nominations are based on special knowledge in fields like science and art.

Statement 39A bill becomes a law even without the President's assent.

Statement 40The President must give assent if a bill is passed again by both Houses after reconsideration.

Statement 41The President can withhold assent to a money-bill.

Statement 42An Ordinance is issued when Parliament is not in session.

Statement 43The President can withdraw an Ordinance at any time.

Statement 44Money-bills can be introduced without the President's recommendation.

Statement 45The Contingency Fund of India is used to meet unforeseen expenditure.

Statement 46The Finance Commission is appointed every ten years.

Statement 47The President has the power to grant pardon.

Statement 48The President can change a death sentence.

Statement 49The President is answerable to a Court of Law for the exercise of their duties.

Statement 50All international treaties are conducted in the name of the President.

Question 1The ______ is the branch of Government which implements the laws made by the Legislature.

Question 2The Union Executive comprises the President, the Vice-President, the Prime Minister and the ______.

Question 3The State Executive consists of the Governor, the ______ together with the Council of Ministers.

Question 4The President is the head of the State, but he/she is only a ______ head.

Question 5The real executive powers are exercised by the ______ in consultation with the Council of Ministers.

Question 6To contest for election to become the President of India, one must be a ______ of India.

Question 7A candidate for the Presidency must have completed the age of ______ years.

Question 8The President must have the qualifications necessary to be a member of the ______.

Question 9The President must not hold any ______ under the government of India.

Question 10The President of India is indirectly elected by an ______.

Question 11The Electoral College includes elected members of both the Houses of the ______.

Question 12The elected members of the Legislative Assemblies of ______ and Puducherry participate in the Presidential election.

Question 13The President is elected for a period of ______ years.

Question 14The President can resign from office by writing to the ______.

Question 15The process of removing a President for violating the Constitution is called ______.

Question 16An impeachment resolution must be passed by a ______ majority of the House.

Question 17The official rent-free residence of the President is known as the ______.

Question 18All ______ orders of the Union are issued in the name of the President.

Question 19The President appoints the leader of the ______ party as the Prime Minister.

Question 20The President appoints the ______ of India, who is the top legal advisor to the government.

Question 21The President appoints the ______ and Auditor-General of India.

Question 22Members of the ______ Public Service Commission are appointed by the President.

Question 23The President appoints the ______ of the Supreme Court and the High Courts.

Question 24The administration of the ______ is directly under the President.

Question 25The President is the Chief ______ of the Armed Forces.

Question 26The President appoints the Chiefs of the Army, Navy and the ______.

Question 27The President has the power to summon and ______ both Houses of Parliament.

Question 28The President has the power to dissolve the ______.

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

Question 30Members are nominated to the Rajya Sabha for their special knowledge in art, literature, science and ______.

Question 31A bill becomes a law only after it receives the ______ of the President.

Question 32In the case of a ______, the President cannot withhold his/her assent.

Question 33The President has the power to issue an ______ when Parliament is not in session.

Question 34Money-bills can be introduced in Parliament only on the ______ of the President.

Question 35The President can authorize withdrawal of money in advance from the ______ Fund of India.

Question 36The President appoints a ______ every five years to make recommendations on financial matters.

Question 37The President has the power to grant ______ or reduce the punishment of a person.

Question 38The President is not ______ to any Court of Law for the exercise of his/her duties.

Question 39The President represents the country at ______ conferences.

Question 40All international ______ and agreements are conducted in the name of the President.

Question 41A National Emergency is declared when security is threatened by war, external aggression or ______.

Question 42If there is a breakdown of ______ machinery in a State, the President can declare emergency in that State.

Question 43A ______ Emergency can be declared if there is a threat to the financial stability of the country.

Question 44The Vice-President is the ______ Chairman of the Rajya Sabha.

Question 45The Vice-President is elected by an electoral college comprising members of ______ of the Parliament.

Question 46A candidate for Vice-President must be qualified for becoming a member of the ______.

Question 47The Vice-President officiates as the President in case of the President's ______.

Question 48The ______ is the real executive head in a parliamentary government like India.

Question 49The Prime Minister is the leader of the majority party in the ______.

Question 50The Prime Minister along with the Council of Ministers, ______ and advise the President.

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