[MCQ] Sources of Indian Constitution Quiz

MCQ/Quiz Practice Set on Sources of Indian Constitution

Level:intermediate
Subject:Indian Polity
Topics:Indian Constitution
Age Range:12 –

[Q:1] The concept of single citizenship in the Indian Constitution is derived from the Constitution of which country?

[A] America

[B] South Africa

[C] Ireland

[D] Great Britain

[Q:2] From which country’s constitution was the concept of emergency provisions in India borrowed?

[A] Germany

[B] Sweden

[C] South Africa

[D] Great Britain

[Q:3] Which country’s constitution plays a key role in recognizing customary law?

[A] The Constitution of the United States

[B] The French Constitution

[C] Constitution of India

[D] British Constitution

[Q:4] From which country did India adopt the procedure for amendment of the Constitution (Article 368)?

[A] U.S.A

[B] Ireland

[C] U.S. S. R

[D] South African

[Q:5] The concept of Lokpal in the Indian Constitution is inspired by which country’s constitution?

[A] Switzerland

[B] Canada

[C] Sweden

[D] Germany

[Q:6] The concept of the Preamble in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from which country?

[A] Canada

[B] UK

[C] Sweden

[D] United States of America

[Q:7] The concept of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in India was inspired by which country?

[A] UK

[B] USA

[C] Canada

[D] Ireland

[Q:8] The concept of Judicial Review in the Indian Constitution has been borrowed from which country?

[A] France

[B] USA

[C] UK

[D] Canada

[Q:9] “India’s federal structure with a strong central government” is inspired by which country’s constitution?

[A] Canada

[B] UK

[C] USSR

[D] USA

[Q:10] From which country did India adopt the concept of Fundamental Rights?

[A] UK

[B] USA

[C] Soviet Russia

[D] Canada

[Q:11] The concept of Fundamental Duties in the Indian Constitution is inspired by the Constitution of which country?

[A] Soviet Russia

[B] Irish Republic

[C] Germany

[D] Sweden

[Q:12] Which country’s Constitution helped guide the amendment framework while developing the Indian Constitution?

[A] South Africa

[B] Canada

[C] Switzerland

[D] Great Britain

[Q:13] Which of the following countries does not have a written constitution?

[A] United States

[B] India

[C] England

[D] Germany

[Q:14] The concept of Public Accounts Committee in India is borrowed from which country?

[A] Great Britain

[B] United States of America

[C] Canada

[D] Sweden

[Q:15] Which of the following statements is incorrect about the constitutions of India and England?

[A] The concept of the Public Accounts Committee is enshrined in the Constitution of India

[B] The post of Prime Minister is not constitutional in England, but a constitutional one in India

[C] India is a republic, but England is not a republic

[D] The Constitution of England is the second-largest written constitution globally, and the Constitution of India is the largest written constitution in the world.

[Q:16] In which of the following countries are Fundamental Rights not enshrined in the Constitution?

[A] U.K

[B] U.S.A.

[C] South Africa

[D] Ireland

[Q:17] India adopted the parliamentary system by following which country?

[A] France

[B] Britain

[C] Canada

[D] Sweden

[Q:18] From where did the Indian Constitution borrow the idea of Directive Principles of State Policy?

[A] The Constitution of Ireland

[B] The Constitution of Soviet Russia

[C] Government of India Act, 1935

[D] The Constitution of Switzerland

[Q:19] The Indian Constitution is mainly based on which of the following laws?

[A] Government of India Act, 1848

[B] Government of India Act, 1919

[C] Indian Council Act, 1909

[D] Government of India Act, 1935

[Q:20] Which country’s constitution inspired the parliamentary privileges granted to Indian MPs and MLAs?

[A] USA

[B] Australia

[C] UK

[D] Canada

[Q:21] The concept of suspension of Fundamental Rights during Emergency is taken from which country?

[A] Germany

[B] USA

[C] Canada

[D] France

[Q:22] Which of the following features of the Indian Constitution is borrowed from the Canadian Constitution?

[A] Bicameral legislature

[B] Strong Centre

[C] Judicial Review

[D] Presidential System

[Q:23] From which country did India adopt the practice of a Written Constitution?

[A] UK

[B] USA

[C] Ireland

[D] Australia

[Q:24] Which country influenced the establishment of the Supreme Court of India?

[A] UK

[B] USA

[C] Ireland

[D] Germany

[Q:25] Which of the following ideas was adopted from the Irish Constitution?

[A] Fundamental Rights

[B] Judicial Review

[C] Directive Principles of State Policy

[D] Written Constitution

[Q:26] From where did India borrow the idea of the Cabinet system?

[A] USA

[B] UK

[C] Canada

[D] Australia

[Q:27] The concept of procedure established by law is inspired from which country?

[A] USA

[B] UK

[C] Ireland

[D] Japan

[Q:28] The idea of a federal system with a unitary bias was taken from—

[A] USA

[B] Australia

[C] Canada

[D] UK

[Q:29] The concept of constitutional supremacy in India is influenced by which country?

[A] UK

[B] USA

[C] Canada

[D] France

[Q:30] The office of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India was influenced by—

[A] UK

[B] Canada

[C] Australia

[D] France

[Q:31] Which of these countries influenced the Indian concept of quasi-federalism?

[A] USA

[B] UK

[C] Canada

[D] Australia

[Q:32] The term ‘Republic’ in the Indian Constitution is influenced by which country?

[A] UK

[B] USA

[C] France

[D] Ireland

[Q:33] Which Constitution influenced the emergency powers of the Indian President?

[A] USA

[B] Germany

[C] UK

[D] USSR

[Q:34] Which country influenced the concept of independence of the judiciary in India?

[A] Canada

[B] UK

[C] USA

[D] Germany

[Q:35] Which of the following was influenced by the Government of India Act, 1935?

[A] President’s Rule

[B] Fundamental Rights

[C] Federal Court

[D] Directive Principles

[Q:36] The idea of a “welfare state” in the Indian Constitution is influenced by—

[A] USA

[B] Ireland

[C] USSR

[D] Germany

[Q:37] The concept of adult suffrage in Indian democracy is borrowed from—

[A] USA

[B] UK

[C] Australia

[D] Soviet Russia