Class 08 Social Science Civics Parliament And The Making Of Laws CBSE Questions & Answers

Class 8 · Social Science Civics Parliament And The Making Of Laws

This is Social Science class 08 Social Science Civics Parliament and the Making of Laws CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.

Questions & Answers

A sequence of passing the ordinary bills is given below: Pick out the correct sequence from the following (i) Any member either of the ruling party or opposition may introduce the bill in any one of the houses ? Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha(ii) The Bill is send to the President for his assent (iii) Voting on bill takes place after the debate and it goes to the Other house. (iv) When President signs the Bill it becomes an Act.

A
(ii),(i),(iii),(iv)
B
(i), (iii),(ii),(iv)
Correct
C
(i),(ii),(iii),(iv)
D
(ii),(iii),(iv),(i)

A few facts about the Money Bills are given below. Pick out the one that is not True .

A
Rajya Sabha has to pass the bill within 14 days with suggestions
B
The President is the signatory authority to make it a law.
C
The speaker has to certify that it is a money bill
D
A money bill can be introduced in any of the houses -Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
Correct

Name the bill which is introduced by a minister

A
Government bill
Correct
B
Minister?s Bill
C
Finance Bill
D
Law Bill

Name the term given to a bill that is introduced by a member of Parliament

A
Government Bill
B
Finance Bill
C
Business Bill
D
Private Member?s Bill
Correct

Which one of the following refer to the term :?Question hour ??

A
The hour after every bill is passed by the Parliament
B
The first hour of every sitting of the Parliament
Correct
C
The last hour of every sitting of the Parliament
D
The hour wherein the Money bill is introduced in the Parliament

To whom are the questions asked in the Lok Sabha addressed to ?

A
Vice President
B
Speaker
Correct
C
President
D
Prime Minister

Questions with an asterisk mark are called __________

A
Clear questions
B
Special questions
C
Starred questions
Correct
D
Marked Questions

What is the period after the question hour and before the beginning of the rest of the day?s work called?

A
Censure motion
B
Adjournment
C
Question hour
D
Zero hour
Correct

Normally members raise questions of _________________ during zero hour

A
Fundamental rights
B
Public interest
Correct
C
Finance
D
Money Bills

Adjournment motions play a vital role in revealing the _____________ of the government

A
Composition
B
Impeachment
C
Failures
Correct
D
Scope

From the following , which one refers to an adjournment motion?

A
When an adjournment motion is moved, a negative vote can be passed against one minister or the entire ministry
B
When an adjournment motion is moved, a Prime minister/ a particular minister can be removed
C
When an adjournment motion is moved, a bill becomes an act
D
When an adjournment motion is moved the current topic of discussion is postponed and another one of grave public importance is taken up for discussion.
Correct

Which one of the following refer to ? a negative vote which can be passed against one minister or the entire ministry ??

A
Question Hour
B
Adjournment motion
C
No-Confidence Motion
Correct
D
Zero hour

A Censure Motion refers to :

A
A Motion against a particular Minister
Correct
B
A motion against a particular Electorate
C
A motion against a particular Civil servant
D
A motion against a particular Election Officer

Impeachment refers to :

A
A process to legislate on the matters in the state list during an emergency
B
A process in which the charges are levelled against the President.
Correct
C
A process to conduct smooth and fair elections in a country
D
A process in which a bill becomes a law

For how many years does the President of India remains in office ?

A
Two
B
Ten
C
Four
D
Five
Correct