CBSE - Electoral Politics

1 ELECTORAL POLITICS Reserved Constituencies ensures
(1) Right to equality
(2) Proper representation to all religious groups
(3) Proper representation to the weaker sections of society
(4) None of these

2 ELECTORAL POLITICS What is the limit of expenditure in election to State Assembly?

(A) 25 Lakh
(B) 10 Lakh
(C) 20 Lakh
(D) 5 Lakh

3 ELECTORAL POLITICS Which of the following states of India has only one seat in Lok Sabha?
(A) Manipur
(B) Meghalaya
(C) Nagaland
(D) Arunachal Pradesh

4 ELECTORAL POLITICS Recently Supreme Court has directed for which document-while filing nomination:
(A) Family declaration
(B) Legal declaration
(C) Income declaration
(D) Family planning declaration

5 ELECTORAL POLITICS Into how many constituencies is the country divided for Lok Sabha elections?
(1) 544
(2) 543
(3) 560
(4) 535

6 ELECTORAL POLITICS for voting, the voter has to show which of these as identity proof?
(1) Ration card
(2) Driving license
(3) Election Photo Identity Card
(4) None of these

7 ELECTORAL POLITICS Which state has the largest vidhan sabha in the country?
(1) Maharashtra
(2) U.P. (Uttar Pradesh)
(3) Andhra Pradesh
(4) West Bengal

8 ELECTORAL POLITICS What is meant by the term ‘constituency’?
(1) Place where the copy of constitution is kept
(2) A particular area from where voters elect a representative to the Lok Sabha / Vidhan Sabha
(3) A body of voters
(4) None of the above

9 ELECTORAL POLITICS How is the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) chosen?
(1) Appointed by the President
(2) Elected by the people
(3) Elected by the MPs
(4) Elected by MPs and MLAs

10 ELECTORAL POLITICS An electoral malpractice in which a person assumes the identity of another for unlawful Purpose is
(1) Incumbent
(2) Rigging
(3) Impersonation
(4) Turnact