Class 08 Social Science Civics The Judiciary CBSE Questions & Answers
Class 8 · Social Science Civics The Judiciary
This is Social Science class 08 Social Science Civics The Judiciary CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
Memo should also be attested by at least ___ witness who could include a family member of the
- AThree
- BTwo
- CFour
- DOneCorrect
2
The arrest memo should be counter-signed by the
- Aperson arrestedCorrect
- BDefence lawyer
- CJudge
- Drelatives of person arrested
3
This refers to the person who is called upon in court to provide a first-hand account of what he/she has seen, heard or knows
- AWitnessCorrect
- BJudge
- CPublic prosecutor
- DLawyer
4
This refers to an offence for which the police may arrest a person without the permission of the court
- AImpartial
- BCognizableCorrect
- COffence
- DDetention
5
A criminal offence is regarded as a
- AReligion wrong
- BCourt wrong
- CPublic wrongCorrect
- DLaw wrong
6
The judicial system provides a mechanism for resolving disputes between citizens, between citizens and the government, between two state governments and between the centre and state governments is
- AJudicial Review
- BEnforcing law
- CDispute resolutionCorrect
- DMaking law
7
The Supreme Court was established on
- AOn 15 January 1950
- BOn 26 January 1947
- COn 15 January 1947
- DOn 26 January 1950Correct
8
Which Article provides every citizen the Fundamental Right to Life also includes the Right to Health.
- A17
- B25
- C21Correct
- D18
9
This refers to a petition filed before a higher court to hear a case that has already been decided by a lower court.
- AAppealCorrect
- BViolation
- CCompensation
- DCognizable
10
There are ___ courts at the lower level while there is ___ apex level
- AOne, Several
- BSeveral, Two
- CTwo, One
- DSeveral, OneCorrect
11
The courts that most people interact with are what are called
- AHigh courts
- BSupreme courts
- CNational courts
- DSubordinate courtsCorrect
12
Supreme Court is presided over by the
- ADistrict Justice of India
- BChief Justice of IndiaCorrect
- CHigh Justice of India
- DVice Justice of India
13
The decisions of which Court is binding on all other courts in India.
- AHigh Court
- BDistrict Court
- CLower court
- DSupreme CourtCorrect
14
High Courts were first established in the three Presidency cities of Calcutta, Bombay and Madras in
- A1860
- B1866
- C1862Correct
- D1864
15
The High Court of Delhi came up in
- A1966Correct
- B1962
- C1965
- D1964