Class 9 Civics chapter 3 Constitutional Design | Term -1 Sample Question answer

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|Class 9 Term- 1  Constitutional Design Question Answer as per new pattern | 


                 Objective Questions



1. What was Apartheid? 

(A)  Dispute among different religion

(B)  Racial discrimination unique to South Africa. 

(C) Upper class and lower class in Africa

(D) Non of the above. 


2. How many years Nelson Mandela spent in prison. 

(A) 25 years

(B) 30 years

(C) 28 years

(D) 27 years


3. Which  national leader tried to draft a Constitution for India as far back as far back as in 1928? 

(A) Pandit Moti Lal Nehru

(B) Pandit Jawahar lal Nehru

(C)  Mahatma Gandhi

(D)  BR Ambedkar

4.  If the head of  the state is an elected person and not a hereditary position, what is it called? 

(A) Autocratic

(B) Republic

(C) Directorship

(D) Aristocracy

 5.Which of this was the most salient underlying conflict in the making of a democratic constitution in South Africa?

(A) Between South Africa and its neighbors

(B) Between men and women

(C)   Between the white majority and the black minority

(D) Between the coloured minority and the black majority



6.What is the meaning of secular in Indian constitution

(A) People have supreme right to make own decision

(B) Citizens have complete freedom to follow any religion

(C) Freedom of moving.

(D) We the people of India

7.What is the meaning of sovereign in Indian constitution

(A) People have supreme right to make decisions on internal as well as external matters.

(B)A form of government where people enjoy equal opportunity.

(C)Women are more powerful than men

(D) All of the above


8.What is the autobiography of Nelson Mandela

(A)African freedom movement

(B) A war with whites

(C)Long walk to freedom

(D)Hind swaraj


9.When were the elections to the constituent assembly held in India

(A)December 1946

(B) December 1947

(C)July 1947

(D) July 1946 


10.Name the leader who used to write in the magazine 'Young India' in 1931.

(A) Jawaharlal Nehru

(B) Mahatma Gandhi

(C) BR ambedkar

(D)Motilal Nehru


11.When did the Indian constitution come into force?

(A) 26th January 1950

(B) 26th November 1949

(C)15 August 1947

(D) none of the above 


12.How many members did the constituent assembly have that wrote the Indian constitution?

(A)389 members

(B) 399 members

(C) 299 members

(D)289 members


13. On which day did South Africa gain independence from the rule of white minority?

(A) 26th April 1994

(B)15 August 1947

(C)26th November 1949

(D) 26th November 1950 


14.Who is known as the father of Indian constitution 

(A)Mahatma Gandhi

(B)Jawaharlal Nehru

(C)Sarojini naidu

(D)Dr. BR Ambedkar

15.Where was the 1931 session of Indian National Congress held?

 (A)  Delhi

 (B) Kolkata

 (C) Karachi

 (D) Nagpur

 16.The first meeting of constituent assembly was held in

a(

J   (A) January 1945

b((B) December 1946

c. (C)March 1946

(   (D)February 1947 

      17. In 1928  _________________ and Eight other Congress leaders first drafted a constitution for India.

a(     (A) Jawaharlal Nehru

b(    ( B) Motilal Nehru

c.     (C) Abdul kalam Azad

d(    (D) none of the above 

      18. A preliminary version of a legal          document is known as 

      (A)  Draft

      (B) Affidavit

      (C) Memorandum

      (D) None of these


      19. The constitution begins with a short statement of its basic value called the

      (A)   Preamble

      (B)    Resolution

      (C)   Preface

      (D)  Schedule 

      20. The term liberty in the preamble means

      (A)   Right to express anything

      (B) right to go anywhere 

      (C) Presence of restrictions

      (D)absence of restrictions

 

 

 



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