SSC CGL Polity – Federalism & Centre–State Relations – Level 3 · Challenge
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The doors: 249, 250, 252, 253, 356.
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SSC CGL Polity – Federalism & Centre–State Relations – Level 3 · Challenge – 8 questions, subject: Indian Polity & Governance. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
True/false countHow many of the following are Concurrent-List subjects?
Education · Police · Electricity · Trade unions · Agriculture
Education · Police · Electricity · Trade unions · Agriculture
Correct Answer: D [Three]
Explanation:
Education, electricity and trade unions are Concurrent; police and agriculture are State subjects.
2.
A law made by Parliament under Art. 252 at the request of two States can be repealed by:
Correct Answer: D [Parliament only]
Explanation:
Art. 252(2): only Parliament can amend or repeal it.
3.
Statement-based
I. The word “federation” is used in Art. 1.
II. Residuary power in the USA lies with the States.
Which is/are correct?
I. The word “federation” is used in Art. 1.
II. Residuary power in the USA lies with the States.
Which is/are correct?
Correct Answer: C [Only II]
Explanation:
Art. 1 says “Union of States”; in the USA residuary power is with the States.
4.
Correctly matched pairWhich pair is correctly matched?
Correct Answer: B [Art. 261 – full faith and credit to public acts and judicial proceedings]
Explanation:
261 full faith · 262 water · 263 Council · 279A GST Council · 280 Finance Commission.
5.
In the GST Council, which of these is true about decision-making?
Correct Answer: A [A decision needs three-fourths of the weighted votes of members present and voting]
Explanation:
Art. 279A(9): three-fourths of weighted votes; Centre 1/3, States 2/3 – neither side alone reaches 3/4.
6.
Reverse question“Laws made by Parliament on State subjects during this situation cease six months after it ends.” The situation is:
Correct Answer: B [A Proclamation of National Emergency (Art. 250)]
Explanation:
Art. 250 – laws end six months after the Emergency ceases.
7.
Spot My Mistake“Art. 268 covers taxes that the Union levies and collects but distributes between the Union and the States.” The correct Article for that description is:
Correct Answer: C [Art. 270]
Explanation:
Art. 270 – levied, collected by the Union and distributed; Art.
8.
Odd one outWhich of the following is NOT one of the 'five doors' through which Parliament legislates on State-List subjects?
Correct Answer: A [Art. 263]
Explanation:
The doors: 249, 250, 252, 253, 356.
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