Constitutional design of india – class 9 MCQs

  1. Who is called the “Father of the Indian Constitution”?
    a) Jawaharlal Nehru
    b) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
    c) Mahatma Gandhi
    d) Sardar Patel
    ✔️ Answer: b) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
  2. Which of the following is NOT a feature of the Indian Constitution?
    a) Federal system
    b) Fundamental Rights
    c) Single party system
    d) Parliamentary system
    ✔️ Answer: c) Single party system
  3. The Constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on:
    a) 15th August 1947
    b) 26th January 1950
    c) 26th November 1949
    d) 15th August 1950
    ✔️ Answer: c) 26th November 1949
  4. The main objective of the Indian Constitution is to:
    a) Establish a monarchy
    b) Provide a legal framework for governance
    c) Strengthen the army
    d) Promote foreign trade
    ✔️ Answer: b) Provide a legal framework for governance
  5. Which part of the Indian Constitution deals with the Fundamental Rights of citizens?
    a) Part I
    b) Part II
    c) Part III
    d) Part IV
    ✔️ Answer: c) Part III
  6. Which system of government does India follow?
    a) Monarchy
    b) Dictatorship
    c) Republic
    d) Theocracy
    ✔️ Answer: c) Republic
  7. Who was the first Chairman of the Constituent Assembly of India?
    a) Jawaharlal Nehru
    b) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
    c) Rajendra Prasad
    d) Sardar Patel
    ✔️ Answer: c) Rajendra Prasad
  8. The Indian Constitution is a combination of which two types of systems?
    a) Federal and Unitary
    b) Parliamentary and Monarchical
    c) Presidential and Parliamentary
    d) Democracy and Republic
    ✔️ Answer: a) Federal and Unitary
  9. What is the significance of the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?
    a) It is a legal document
    b) It reflects the ideals and principles of the Constitution
    c) It is only for ceremonial purposes
    d) It provides a framework for the judicial system
    ✔️ Answer: b) It reflects the ideals and principles of the Constitution
  10. The Indian Constitution is a combination of which two systems?
    a) Parliamentary and Federal
    b) Parliamentary and Unitary
    c) Federal and Unitary
    d) Presidential and Federal
    ✔️ Answer: c) Federal and Unitary
  11. Which of the following is NOT a feature of a federal system of government?
    a) Division of powers between central and state governments
    b) Existence of a central government
    c) Existence of a single law for the entire country
    d) The central government has all the powers
    ✔️ Answer: d) The central government has all the powers
  12. The Constitution of India provides for a system of government known as:
    a) Monarchy
    b) Dictatorship
    c) Parliamentary democracy
    d) Oligarchy
    ✔️ Answer: c) Parliamentary democracy
  13. The concept of ‘Secularism’ in the Indian Constitution means:
    a) Separation of religion from government
    b) Government can support any one religion
    c) Government supports all religions equally
    d) Religious laws are followed by the state
    ✔️ Answer: c) Government supports all religions equally
  14. The Constituent Assembly of India was formed in which year?
    a) 1947
    b) 1948
    c) 1949
    d) 1950
    ✔️ Answer: a) 1947
  15. The Fundamental Rights of Indian citizens are justiciable. This means:
    a) They cannot be changed by the government
    b) They are not enforceable in courts
    c) They can be enforced by the courts
    d) They are only applicable to certain groups
    ✔️ Answer: c) They can be enforced by the courts