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Universal Franchise and India's Electoral System — Practice

15 questions 15 min Recall + understand

  1. Q1. According to the chapter, universal adult franchise in India means that

  2. Q2. Elections to the Lok Sabha, state legislative assemblies and local bodies in villages and cities are based on universal franchise under which Article of the Constitution?

  3. Q3. In which year was the minimum voting age in India changed from 21 to 18?

  4. Q4. Priya reads in her textbook that in the 2024 general elections, the Lok Sabha had how many parliamentary constituencies?

  5. Q5. Before Independence, what percentage of Indians were allowed to vote?

  6. Q6. Of the 543 Lok Sabha constituencies, how many are reserved for persons from the scheduled castes?

  7. Q7. The Election Commission of India was established in which year?

  8. Q8. When were the first general elections in independent India held?

  9. Q9. Which of the following is NOT listed in Fig. 5.9 as a task performed by the Election Commission of India?

  10. Q10. At a polling booth, the 1st polling officer is responsible for

  11. Q11. NOTA, available on the EVM in Indian elections, stands for

  12. Q12. Of the 245 members of the Rajya Sabha, how many are elected by the elected members of the state legislative assemblies (MLAs)?

  13. Q13. Aarti reads the side-margin definition and learns that a 'coalition' means

  14. Q14. The Model Code of Conduct (MCC) was first adopted in which Indian state, and in which year?

  15. Q15. Ravi's grandfather remembers a Chief Election Commissioner who, from 1990, made Indian elections fairer, more transparent and fearless. He was

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