Political Science Nios plus two II Welcome to your Political Science Nios plus two II Total Questions: 50 Name Mobile No: 1. What is a Budget? A record of historical events A list of government employees and their salaries A legal document prepared by the Supreme Court The Budget is an annual financial statement showing expected revenue and expenditure of public money None Hint 2. What is fundamental rights? Rules made by Parliament for governing states Rights given by the President only during emergency Traditions followed by people for a long time The rights which are enshrined in the Constitution are called Fundamental Rights None Hint 3. Are Directive Principles of State Policy justiciable? Only during Emergency Yes, they can be enforced by courts No, these principles are non-justiciable Yes, if Parliament approves None Hint 4. Who can vote to elect the members of Rajya Sabha? The elected members of the State Legislative Assemblies The Lok Sabha members All citizens of India The President of India None Hint 5. what do you man by constitution ? A set of economic policies. A set of fundamental rules for governing a country. A list of political party leaders. A book of religious rules. None Hint 6. None 7. What are the subjects included in the Union List? Defense, Railways, Post & Telegraph, Income Tax, Customs Duties Trade and Commerce, Markets, Irrigation, Prisons Forests, Education, Marriage, Adoption Police, Public Health, Agriculture, Local Government None Hint 8. What was Directive Principles providing for children? Right to free and compulsory education Right to vote at the age of 10 Freedom to work in hazardous industries Compulsory military training None Hint 9. Who has the power to issue orders or writs for enforcement of Fundamental Rights? The Supreme Court & High Court have the powers to issue the orders or writs The Parliament of India The President of India The Prime Minister of India None Hint 10. Highlights of Marxism? Religious law, feudal society, divine rule, obedience Military rule, monarchy, capitalism, trade expansion Free market, democracy, private property, profit Class struggle, revolution, classless society, social ownership None Hint 11. What are the subjects included in the Concurrent List? Police, Public Order, Betting & Gambling, Land Foreign Affairs, Defense, Railways, Currency Stamp Duties, Drugs & Poison, Marriage & Divorce, Education Agriculture, Local Government, Public Health, Water Supply None Hint 12. Which one is correct? To vote in every election To promote harmony & brotherhood among all sections of people and to respect the dignity of women To follow the noble ideals that inspired our national flag and national anthem To protect the integrity of India None Hint 13. Describe Gandhism? Dictatorship, war, and economic exploitation Use of violence for justice, industrialization, and capitalism Colonial rule, monarchy, and suppression of rights Non-violence, truth, Satyagraha, and self-reliance None Hint 14. Who can dissolve the Lok Sabha? Chief Justice of India Prime Minister of India Speaker of the Lok Sabha President of India None Hint 15. Does the membership of association is compulsory? Membership is compulsory for government employees. Yes, everyone must join an association. Only citizens above 18 must join associations. No, membership in an association is voluntary. None Hint 16. Which statement is not correct ? Society is a natural and instinctive institution, where as state in artificiality institution. In terms of origin, society is prior to the state. Both state & society are sovereign. state is political organization where as society in a soul organization. None Hint 17. Difference with state & association? A state is formed by citizens for entertainment purposes. An association has sovereignty, but a state does not. Both state and association have the power to enforce laws. A state is a sovereign body with legal authority; an association is a voluntary group. None Hint 18. What is money bill? A bill that deals only with financial matters like taxes and government spending A bill related to currency notes A bill dealing with ordinary law A bill passed only by the Rajya Sabha None Hint 19. Are the fundamental rights justiciable? Yes, they are legally enforceable in courts Only if Parliament passes a law for enforcement Only when approved by the President No, they are only guidelines None Hint 20. What has been introduced to abolish to Jagirdars & Zamindari system? Land Acquisition Act Industrial Disputes Act Forest Conservation Act Land Reforms and Abolition of Zamindari Laws None Hint 21. qualification for membership of the Rajya Sabha? Must be born in Delhi Must be a government employee Must be at least 25 years old Must be a citizen of India None Hint 22. What are civil cases ? Cases related to personal rights like property, contract, or marriage Cases decided by military courts Cases related to murder and theft Cases related to terrorism None Hint 23. What are the two categories of Directive Principles of State Policy? Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Legal and Illegal Gandhian and Socialist Political and Religious None Hint 24. Who is the father of Marxism? Vladimir Lenin Joseph Stalin Friedrich Engels Karl Marx None Hint 25. Who is the father of Gandhian? Mahatma Gandhi Gopal Krishna Gokhale Leo Tolstoy Jawaharlal Nehru None Hint 26. Describe parliamentary government & presidential government? In Parliamentary Government, the executive is not responsible to the legislature. In Parliamentary Government, the executive is part of the legislature and responsible to it. In Presidential Government, the President is part of the legislature. In Presidential Government, the Prime Minister is the head of state. None Hint 27. What is judicial review? Review of government schemes Power of the courts to review laws and declare them unconstitutional ✅ Review of election results Review of judicial exams None Hint 28. What are the type of appeals can be filled ? Civil, Constitutional, Criminal, and Special Leave Appeals Executive, Judicial, Political, and Administrative Appeals District, National, Civil, and Final Appeals Criminal, Civil, Fundamental, and Emergency Appeals None Hint 29. What is Equality? No discrimination based on one's race, gender, religion, or any other characteristic; all are equal before the law Everyone having the same opinions Freedom to do anything without rules Equal income for all citizens None Hint 30. What does PIL meaning Private Indian Law Personal Investigation List Public Interest Law Public Interest Litigation None Hint 31. Example of any two Directive Principles? Election of the President and formation of Panchayats Freedom of speech and right to equality Equal pay for equal work and promotion of education Right to property and right to religion None Hint 32. Which type of budget is president is India? Defence Budget Dialogue Budget State Budget Railway Budget and General Budget None Hint 33. What s an association? A group formed by the government for official work. A commercial company registered under law. A court-appointed body for managing disputes. A voluntary group of people formed for a common purpose. None Hint 34. What do you mean by anarchist? Anarchist is one who is opposed to every type of state Anarchist is one who follows all government rules Anarchist is one who supports military rule Anarchist is one who believes in monarchy None Hint 35. Who wrote capital borte? Karl Marx Vladimir Lenin Joseph Stalin Friedrich Engels None Hint 36. Identify the correct statement in respect of state and other associations? The state in sovereign while the association are not. A person in a member of one state at a time where he can be member of numerous association at the same time. The member of the state in compulsory that of the other association in voluntary. All of the above None Hint 37. What are the main factors included in Gandhian principles? Education, Children's health, Citizen prosperity Judicial review, constitutional remedies, free press Scientific research, space development, nuclear energy Uniform civil code, national defense, taxation system None Hint 38. What are the 2 kinds of bills which come up before the Parliament? Only Budget and Emergency Bills Public Bills and Private Bills only Money Bills and Ordinary Bills Money Bills and State Bills None Hint 39. Are the directive principles of state policy justiciable? Yes, if approved by the Parliament No, these are non- justiciable Yes, but only in the Supreme Court Yes, these are fully justiciable None Hint 40. What is the term of a Lok Sabha member? 3 yrs 5 yrs 4yrs 6 yrs None Hint 41. Describe the association A government department for public services A compulsory organization run by the government A voluntary group formed for a common purpose A military group formed to enforce laws None Hint 42. Does the membership of state in compulsory? States can choose to be independent. No, a state can leave the Union on its own Yes, the membership of a state is compulsory. Membership depends on the President’s decision. None Hint 43. What are there major political theory's? Liberalism, Marxism, Socialism, Fascism Democracy, Monarchy, Republic, Capitalism Constitution, Law, Police, Court Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Christianity None Hint 44. What are the 2 kinds of ordinary bills? Lok Sabha Bills and Rajya Sabha Bills Government Bills and Private Member’s Bills Money Bills and Finance Bills National Bills and State Bills None Hint 45. Who appoints the Governor of the State? Parliament Chief Minister of the State President of India (on the advice of the Central Government) Prime Minister of India None Hint 46. What does french revolution declared as great political values? Liberty, Equality, Fraternity Authority, Obedience, Order Unity, Discipline, Strength Power, Wealth, Religion None Hint 47. Who has the original jurisdiction to settle disputes between the Union and States? Parliament High Court President of India Supreme Court None Hint 48. What is writ ? A formal written order by a court to protect fundamental rights A type of budget document A law passed by Parliament A letter written by the President None Hint 49. Who is the speaker of lok sabha & Who elect him? The President of India is the Speaker and appoints himself The Chief Justice is the Speaker, elected by citizens The Prime Minister presides over the Lok Sabha and is elected by the Rajya Sabha The president officer of the Lok Sabha is called the Speaker. The members of the House elect him None Hint 50. Features of liberalism? Military rule, forced labor, and dictatorship Absolute monarchy, censorship, and state control Individual freedom, democracy, rule of law, and limited government One-party rule, religious law, and economic planning None Hint Time's up Share: admin Previous post Sociology Nios plus two PQ VII August 21, 2025 Next post Political Science Nios plus two III August 22, 2025
