Political Science Nios plus two VI Welcome to your Political Science Nios plus two VI Total Questions: 50 Name: Mobile No: 1. Fill in the blanks Fortunately, ________ emergency has never been declared in India which can be proclaimed under art. ______. president, 360 national, 352 financial, 360 internal, 356 None Hint 2. Which statement is the correct explanation of Panchsheel? It is a set of five Countries. It is a set of five laws. These are guiding principles for bilateral relations. These are five rules for good governance. None Hint 3. Fill in the blanks The Supreme Court has the ________ jurisdiction to settle disputes between the Union and the ________. appellate, States exclusive, States advisory, States original, States None Hint 4. Fill in the blanks The Panchayati Raj system established in accordance with 73rd amendment is a ________ tier structure based on ___________ elections for all the tiers. two, indirect three, indirect three, direct four, indirect None Hint 5. United Nations was established on________ 24th November 1945 24th October 1946 24th October 1945 24th November 1946 None Hint 6. Which one of the following statement is FALSE about United Nations? It can take military action against any country. It has its own permanent army. India has provided its military personnel to United States for taking action. It can authorise any country to use force against any other erring country. None Hint 7. Explain the nature of Fundamental Duties: Rights of the government Duties of foreign nationals Legal requirements Moral obligations of citizens to the nation None Hint 8. Explain any two executive powers of the President of India: Makes laws Appoints PM and Council of Ministers; Pardoning power Conducts elections Runs the police None Hint 9. The State is a: Economic concept Social concept Cultural concept Political concept None Hint 10. Which statement is the correct explanation of Panchsheel? It is a set of five laws. These are the five rules for good governance. It is a set of five Countries. These are guiding principles for bilateral relations. None Hint 11. Which one of the following is not an element of the State? Population Membership of the United Nations Government Fixed territory None Hint 12. United Nations is an international organisation of ______. NATO Countries Independent Member Countries European Countries Developing Countries None Hint 13. Administrative relations between Centre and States: No administrative relations States appoint Centre officials States supervise Centre Centre appoints Governors; supervises States None Hint 14. Which one of the following is not an organ of the United Nations? General Assembly Security Council UNESCO Secretariat None Hint 15. Explain the concept of sustainable development: Only economic growth Development that meets present needs without compromising future generations Unlimited use of resources Development ignoring environment None Hint 16. Suppose you are a candidate contesting election to Lok Sabha. Highlightany three methods for election campaign: No campaign needed Door-to-door campaigning, Public meetings, Social media outreach Only media advertisements Ignoring voters None Hint 17. Which one of the following is the correct full form of NAM? Non Assigned Movement New Aligned Movement Non Aligned Movement Non Alternate Movement None Hint 18. Analyse any two steps taken by Government of India to protect the Environment: Promoting industrial waste Ignoring pollution Encouraging deforestation Environment Protection Act and Afforestation None Hint 19. Explain any three environmental problems: Traffic jams, Inflation, Unemployment Pollution, Deforestation, Climate Change Overpopulation, Migration, Floods Education, Poverty, Disease None Hint 20. Sri Lanka is situated to the _____ of India. South of India North of India East of India West of India None Hint 21. Analyse any two legislative relations between Centre and States: States control foreign affairs Centre controls local bodies States have complete independence Centre legislates during emergency; Centre law prevails on concurrent subjects None Hint 22. Describe any two hindrances to Good Governance: Quick decision-making Corruption and Bureaucratic delays Transparency and Accountability Public participation None Hint 23. Analyse the importance of Model Code of Conduct for free and fair election: Encourages corruption Ensures level playing field and prevents misuse of power Limits campaigning Allows use of government resources None Hint 24. Which international organisation has the objective of maintaining international peace and security? United Nations Commission for Human Rights The United Nations The International Court of Justice International Trusteeship System None Hint 25. Explain any two functions of the Vice-President: Finance Minister Head of Judiciary Leader of Opposition Chairman of Rajya Sabha; Acts as President if needed None Hint 26. Who among the following had contributed to Marxism Philosophy? Harold Laski Mahatma Gandhi Friedrich Engels Koerner None Hint 27. Who among the following believed that 'As are the means, so are the ends'? Harold Laski Machiavelli Karl Marx Mahatma Gandhi None Hint 28. Analyse the need for restructuring of the United Nations: To make it more democratic and effective in global peace To limit powers to only few countries To dissolve the UN To reduce its size None Hint 29. Who among the following had contributed to Marxism Philosophy? Harold Laski Koerner Mahatma Gandhi Hegel None Hint 30. To which organ do all the members of United Nations have the membership? International Court of Justice General Assembly Security Council Secretariat None Hint 31. Which continent has no permanent member in the Security Council? Australia America Europe Asia None Hint 32. State any two features of Gandhism: Non-violence and Truth War and Peace Wealth and Fame Violence and Power None Hint 33. Analyse the importance of ‘Division of Powers’ as a feature of Indian federal system: It defines subjects for Union, States and Concurrent lists It creates confusion between Centre and States States have no powers Only Centre has all powers None Hint 34. How many freedoms have been guaranteed under the right to freedom? 5 4 7 6 None Hint 35. State any two Directive Principles of State Policy related to International Peace and Security: Avoid international cooperation Promote international peace and maintain just relations Focus only on internal affairs Increase military expenditure None Hint 36. Which one of the following is not an element of the State? Population Membership of the United Nations Fixed territory Government None Hint 37. Importance of supremacy of the Judiciary: Judiciary makes laws Judiciary controls the executive Judiciary settles disputes between Centre and States Judiciary only advises government None Hint 38. Which Continent has no permanent member in the Security Council? Europe Australia Asia America None Hint 39. Legislative powers of the President: Only ceremonial Runs education system Summons and prorogues Parliament; Gives assent to bills Controls judiciary None Hint 40. Which one of the following is not a Human Right? Right to work in just condition Equality before the law To be a citizen of any State Freedom of religion None Hint 41. Functions of the Cabinet: Formulates policies; Advises the President Judicial body Legislative body Only ceremonial role None Hint 42. Explain the meaning of ‘Directive Principles of State Policy’: Guidelines to the government to establish social and economic democracy Optional suggestions for courts Personal duties of citizens Laws enforced by police None Hint 43. Which one is the correct full form of NPT? New Proliferation Treaty Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty Nuclear Proliferation Treaty Nuclear Power Treaty None Hint 44. To which right is the 86th Amendment related? Right to Education Right to Religion Right to Equality Right to Property None Hint 45. Analyse the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court: Private disputes Local government disputes Disputes between Union and States; disputes between States Only criminal cases None Hint 46. Examine the importance of Rajya Sabha in three points: Represents states, reviews legislation, acts as permanent house Is a judicial body Has no real power Only controls money bills None Hint 47. To which right is the 86th Amendment related? Right to Religion Right to Property Right to Education Right to Equality None Hint 48. Analyse the need of Independence for the Union Public Service Commission: To ensure impartial recruitment and protect from political interference To work as an advisory body only To hire all employees itself To be controlled by the government None Hint 49. Which one of the following organs of the Government enforces laws? Legislature Judiciary All of the above Executive None Hint 50. How many fundamental rights have been granted to citizens of India at present? 5 8 6 7 None Hint Time's up Share: admin Previous post Political Science Nios plus two IV August 23, 2025 Next post Business Studies Nios plus two II August 23, 2025
