Civics : Ch 3 Why Do We Need a Parliament? Social
and Political Life
Exercises
1. Why do you think our national movement supported the idea
that all adults have a right to vote?
Answe-he national movement supported the idea that all adults have a
right to vote because of the following reasons:
·
Every
responsible citizen should participate in the government.
·
Law-making
and decision-making should also be shared by the adults of the country.
Extra Questions:
Q1.What is an EVM?
Answer:An EVM is an Electronic Voting Machine
used for elections in India. Indian voting machines use a two-piece system with
a balloting unit presenting the voter with a button for each choice connected
by a cable to an electronic ballot box.
Q2:What is a constituency?
Answer:The country is divided into many areas for
election purposes. Each area is called a constituency. A representative is
elected from each constituency to serve in the legislative body.
Q3.Mention the 2 houses of the Indian Parliament.
Answer:The 2 Houses of the Indian Parliament are …
The Rajya Sabha
The Lok Sabha
Q4.What are the three major duties of the
Parliament?
Answer:The three major duties of the Parliament
are…
To Select the National Government
To Control, Guide and Inform the Government
Law-Making
Q5.How is a National government selected?
Answer:After the Lok Sabha elections, a list is
prepared showing how many MPs belonging to each political party have won the
elections. The Political party which has the majority of MPs will form the
National government.
A majority Party should have at least 272 MPs, that is, more than half
of the total number of MPs in the Lok Sabha.
Q6.What is ‘Question hour’ in Parliament?
Answer:
The first hour of every sitting during a
Parliament Session is called the Question Hour. During ‘Question hour’
Questions are posed by members to specific government ministries. The concerned
Ministries have to answer these Questions on a fixed date.
Q7. What
is coalition government?
Answer: It
refer to alliance formed by parties when no party has clear majority .
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