The meetings of the Lok Sabha are presided over by 

(a) The vice-President of India 

(b) The President 

(c) The Speaker 

(d) The Prime Minister

Which of the following Articles says that the council of
States shall not be subject to dissolution? 

(a) Article 83 

(b) Article 84 

(c) Article 90 

(d) Article 91

Can the Rajya Sabha be dissolved by the President? 

(a) Yes 

(b) No 

(c) At any time he likes 

(d) Sometimes

Can the Lok Sabha be dissolved before the expiry of its term? 

(a) Yes 

(b) No 

(c) Not always 

(d) Sometimes

The term of the Lok Sabha is 

(a) Five years 

(b) Six years 

(c) Four years 

(d) Three years

One-third members of theRajya Sabha retire after every 

(a) Three years 

(b) Two years 

(c) Four years 

(d) Six years

The term of a Rajya Sabha member is 

(a) Four years 

(b) Five years 

(c) Six years 

(d) Eight years

The President of India nominates to the Rajya Sabha members
out of those who 

(a) Belong to the Armed Forces 

(b) Belong to the Backward Classes 

(c) Belong to the royal families 

(d) Have distinguished themselves in the field of
Literature, Science, Art and Social services

How many members are nominated to the Rajya Sabha by the
President of India? 

(a) 13 

(b) 30 

(c) 12 

(d) 10

The total strength of the Rajya Sabha is not to exceed 

(a) 250 members 

(b) 260 members 

(c) 270 members 

(d) 280 members

The two members who are nominated to the Lok Sabha by the
President belong to 

(a) Scheduled Castes 

(b) Scheduled Tribes 

(c) Muslim Community 

(d) Anglo-Indian Community

How many members are nominate to the Lok Sabha by the
President of India? 

(a) Ten 

(b) Two 

(c) Three 

(d) Twelve

The maximum strength of the House of the People of Lok Sabha
as envisaged by the Constitution now is 

(a) 500 

(b) 545 

(c) 552 

(d) 550

The Upper Chamber or the Second Chamber of the Indian
Parliament is known as 

(a) Legislative Assembly 

(b) Legislative Council 

(c) Council of States 

(d) House of the People

The Lower Chamber of the First Chamber of the Parliament in
India is known as 

(a) House of the People 

(b) Council of States 

(c) Legislative Council 

(d) Legislative Assembly