1.	Matters, which are not points of order, can be raised by way of Special Mentions under Rule _______ of Lok Sabha ?
	377
	302
	223
	214
	Answer: 377 Explanation: Matters, which are not points of order, can be raised by way of Special Mentions under Rule 377 of Lok Sabha.
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2.	In Parliamentary proceedings, how many matters per day as per their priority in the ballot are allowed to be raised during 'Zero Hour' ?
	21
	18
	19
	20
	Answer: 20 Explanation: Lok Sabha, only 20 matters can be raised during the Zero Hour. In Rajya Sabha, total number of requests is not allowed to exceed seven on a single day. The total time allocated for Zero Hour is 30 minutes wherein a member gets three minutes to raise the issue.
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3.	The first session of the first Lok Sabha commenced on _______ ?
	26th January 1950
	15th August 1947
	15th August 1951
	13th May 1952
	Answer: 13th May 1952 Explanation: The First Lok Sabha was constituted on 17 April 1952 after India' s first general election. The First Session of this Lok Sabha commenced on 13 May 1952.
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4.	Who presides over the joint sitting of the two Houses of Parliament ?
	Prime Minister
	The Speaker of the Lok Sabha
	The Vice President
	President
	Answer: The Speaker of the Lok Sabha Explanation: According to the Article 108 of the Indian Constitution, The joint sitting of the Parliament is called by the President and is presided over by the Speaker.
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5.	Who was the prime minister of India during “the Emergency” between the years 1975 to 1977 ?
	Indira Gandhi
	Rajiv Gandhi
	Morarji Desai
	Charan Singh
	Answer: Indira Gandhi Explanation: During the period of Emergency which lasted for a period of 19 months (1975-1977) , Indira Gandhi was the prime minister of India.
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6.	In case the President of Indian wants to resign, he would address his resignation to the ____________ ?
	Chief Justice of India
	Vice President of India
	Chief Election Commissioner of India
	Prime Minister of India
	Answer: Vice President of India Explanation: In case the President of Indian wants to resign, he would address his resignation to the Vice President of India
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7.	In Parliament, who takes the final decision on whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not ?
	Vice President
	Speaker
	Finance Minister
	Prime Minister
	Answer: Speaker Explanation: The final decision on whether a bill is related to finance or money is made by the Lok Sabha Speaker when passed by the Lok Sabha and then sent to Rajya Sabha.
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8.	As per Article 274 of constitution, whose prior recommendation is required to the Bills affecting taxation ?
	Chairman of Rajya Sabha
	Union Finance Minister
	President
	Prime Minister
	Answer: President Explanation: Article 274 {Prior recommendation of President required to Bills affecting taxation in which States are interested}. No Bill or amendment which imposes or varies any tax or duty in which States are interested shall be moved in either House of Parliament except on the recommendation of the President.
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9.	The first session of the Lok Sabha commenced on _______ ?
	26th January 1950
	15th August 1947
	15th August 1951
	13th May 1952
	Answer: 13th May 1952 Explanation: The First Lok Sabha was constituted on 17 April 1952 after India's first general election. However, the First Session of this Lok Sabha commenced on 13 May 1952.
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10.	Which of the following statements is correct ?
	The Vice-President can dissolve the Legislative Council of a State.
	The Governor can dissolve the Legislative Assembly of a State.
	The Speaker of the Lok Sabha can dissolve the Lok Sabha.
	The President can dissolve the Rajya Sabha.
	Answer: The Governor can dissolve the Legislative Assembly of a State. Explanation: The President can dissolve the Lok Sabha. The Governor can dissolve the Legislative Assembly of a State. Legislative Council of a State and Rajya Sabha are not subject to dissolution.
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