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A. a strong opposition party

B. a Presidential form of government

C. a multi-party system

D. a no-party system

A. is fixed by the Constitution

B. can be changed by the wishes of the State Legislatures

C. can be changed by the political party in power at the Centre

D. can be changed at the option of the incumbent President

A. Rajya Sabha in India

B. Senate in the USA

C. House of Lords in the United Kingdom

D. Council of States in Switzerland

A. Rs 100000

B. Rs 90000

C. Rs 120000

D. a Member of Parliament

A. Federal Government

B. Independence of Judiciary

C. Presidential form of Government

D. Parliamentary Government

A. elected by the people

B. elected by Union Parliament

C. appointed by the President

D. appointed by the Home Ministry

A. Bi-cameral Legislatures in all the States

B. Unicameral Legislatures in all the States

C. Unicameral Legislatures in some States and Bi-cameral Legislatures in others

D. A Committee of Members of Parliament to decide the issue of Bicameralism

A. Prime Minister

B. President

C. Comptroller and Auditor General

D. Home Ministry

A. Seventh

B. Eighth

C. Ninth

D. Tenth

A. All the three countries are monarchies

B. All the three are island nations

C. They have no written Constitution

D. The three States have jointly signed a special trade treaty with Hong Kong