Social Studies Textbook Quiz

Which city is the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) headquartered in?

The publication team includes the Head of Publication, Chief Editor, and a cartoonist named Shankar.

What is the phone number to contact the NCERT's office in Guwahati?

The NCERT has a branch office in ______ located at Navjivan Trust Building.

Match the following cities with their corresponding phone numbers:

Who is credited with providing research inputs for this textbook?

The textbook was reviewed and updated by M.V.S.V.Prasad.

Who are the Chief Advisors for this textbook?

The textbook acknowledges the contribution of ______ for allowing the use of Lokniti resources.

Match the names with their contributions to the textbook:

The Indian Constitution explicitly includes ethnic identity as a criterion for citizenship.

What is the relationship between different regions of a nation and the central government called, according to the text?

Which of the following is NOT a function of a constitution mentioned in the text?

The text states that the Indian Constitution aims to reduce ______ in income and wealth.

Match the following constitutional provisions with their corresponding functions:

What does the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime highlight about ethnic identity and national identity?

Why do most societies have a constitution?

The United Kingdom, unlike most countries, does not have a single document that can be called its constitution.

According to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, liberty alone can guarantee the supremacy of the many over the few.

What does Dr. B.R. Ambedkar suggest is the result of equality without liberty?

The Indian Constitution was adopted on ______.

How many members were present when the Indian Constitution was signed on 24 January 1950?

Match the following events with their corresponding dates:

What significant event influenced the framing of the Indian Constitution?

What is the central message of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's statement regarding liberty, equality, and fraternity?

The Indian Constitution guarantees that religious identity will not affect citizenship rights.

Which of the following factors is NOT crucial for a constitution to be effective?

Constitutions crafted by unpopular leaders or military regimes are often considered more effective than those created through popular movements.

Why is the mode of promulgation important for the effectiveness of a constitution?

The [BLANK] of a constitution refers to how it comes into being.

Match the following countries with their respective constitutional features:

What is a significant factor contributing to the effectiveness of constitutions like those of India, South Africa, and the United States?

What is the primary concern when a constitution exists only on paper?

Nepal has experienced a stable political system with only one constitution throughout its history.

What was one of the most significant differences in the way the Constituent Assembly was formed compared to modern elections?

The Constituent Assembly was exclusively composed of members from the Congress party.

What was the main reason for the authority of the Constituent Assembly, according to the text?

The Constituent Assembly was ______ dominated.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a topic discussed extensively by the Constituent Assembly?

Match the following features of the Constituent Assembly with their corresponding descriptions:

Why was the Constituent Assembly considered a representative body despite not being elected via universal suffrage?

The Constituent Assembly only discussed issues related to the structure of the government.