Constitution and Constitutional Government

What is a Constitution?

A.It is an element of state
B.It is an element of the society
C.It is an element of the nation
D.It regulates as well as determines functions of Government.

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Which one of the following is not essential for constitutional government?

A.Freedom of press
B.Freedom of association
C.Freedom to exploit the weaker sections
D.Freedom to approach the courts

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Constitutional Government can be a success:

A.In an authoritarian state
B.In a democracy
C.In dictatorships
D.In a totalitarian state

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Which one of the following is the feature of a constitutional government?

A.In this head of the state is supreme
B.In this head of the government is supreme
C.In this head of the party is supreme
D.In which Council of Ministers is supreme
E.In which constitution is supreme

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A constitutional government is one in which there is:

A.Rigid party system
B.Strict party discipline
C.The head of the state enjoys vast powers
D.The stte is considered above eveything else

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A constitution is rigid because:

A.There is a system of judicial review
B.There is a system of checks and balances
C.There is a difficult procedure for amendment
D.There is a theory of separation of powers

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