Union Legislature (Parliament) – Group 4 Topic Quiz

About this quiz

This quiz has 30 multiple-choice questions on Union Legislature (Parliament), from the Indian Polity unit of the TNPSC Group 4 General Studies syllabus. - Time allowed: 30 minutes - Each question has four options and only one correct answer - No negative marking - Pass mark: 35% - Each answer comes with an explanation after you submit Topics covered: - What the Union Legislature Is - The Lok Sabha (House of the People) - The Rajya Sabha (Council of States) - Sessions, Officers and the Working of Parliament - How a Law Is Made: Bills and the Legislative Process - Parliamentary Committees and Control over the Executive Syllabus reference: Union Legislature; Parliament; Lok Sabha; Rajya Sabha; Law-making procedure; Money Bill; Parliamentary Committees

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Sample questions

1. 1The provisions dealing with the Union Legislature (Parliament) are contained in which Part and Chapter of the Constitution?

   • APart V, Chapter I
   • BPart V, Chapter II
   • CPart VI, Chapter III
   • DPart IV, Chapter II

2. 2Although the President does not sit in either House or take part in debates, the President is regarded as a part of Parliament mainly because ________.

   • Athe President presides over joint sittings of the two Houses
   • Bthe President is the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha
   • Cno Bill passed by both Houses can become a law without the President's assent
   • Dthe President certifies whether a Bill is a Money Bill