Class 8 Social Science Chapter 6: The Parliamentary System: Legislature and Executive — Important Questions & Mock Tests

Practice The Parliamentary System: Legislature and Executive topic-wise important questions, MCQs and 1, 2, 3 and 5 mark questions for CBSE revision.

300 Questions 47 Topics MCQs: 100 1 Mark: 50 2 Mark: 50 3 Mark: 50 5 Mark: 50

Topic-wise important and practice questions

Review question distribution across chapter topics for MCQs, 1 Mark questions, 2 Mark questions, 3 Mark questions, 5 Mark questions.

TopicMCQ1 Mark2 Mark3 Mark5 MarkTotal
Money Bills 52465 22
Question Hour 52256 20
Chairperson of the Rajya Sabha 50365 19
Presidential Assent 50256 18
Standing Committees 101232 18
Collective Responsibility to the Lok Sabha 50135 14
Appointment of the Prime Minister 50233 13
Bicameral Legislature 50223 12
Bills 50214 12
Speaker of the Lok Sabha 50151 12
Composition of the Parliament of India 50222 11
Union Executive 51212 11
Prime Minister as the De Facto Executive 50122 10
Clause-by-Clause Consideration of a Bill 50121 9
Rajya Sabha and Representation of States 50022 9
Parliamentary Control over Public Expenditure 50111 8
Direct Election to the Lok Sabha 50010 6
Parliamentary Accountability 50000 5
Role of a Second House 50000 5
Citizen engagement with Parliament 02100 3
Civil servants in the Executive 02100 3
Collective responsibility 02100 3
Constitutional functions of Parliament 02100 3
India’s parliamentary system 02100 3
Judiciary and constitutional review 02100 3
Language accessibility in Parliament 02100 3
Legislative and executive organisation at the state level 02100 3
Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha 02100 3
Major functions of Parliament 02100 3
Ministerial moral responsibility 02100 3
Parliament as the voice of the people 02100 3
Presiding officers of Parliament 02100 3
Role of the President 02100 3
Unicameral and bicameral state legislatures 02100 3
Challenges to effective legislative functioning 02000 2
Composition of Parliament 01100 2
Continuity and change in India’s Parliament buildings 01100 2
Federalism in Parliament 02000 2
Need for bicameralism 02000 2
Process by which a bill becomes law 01100 2
Sessions and sittings of Parliament 01100 2
Union, State and Concurrent Lists 01100 2
Checks and balances 00100 1
Difference between a bill and an act 01000 1
Financial accountability of the Executive 01000 1
Legislature and the Executive 00100 1
Sengol as a democratic symbol 01000 1