freeonlinetest
Power Sharing Class 10 Mcq Online Test
1 / 10
1. Why is power sharing desirable in a democratic country?
It strengthens democracy by ensuring all groups have a say in governance.
2 / 10
2. Which part of India has a special provision for autonomous councils?
The North-Eastern region has autonomous councils for tribal governance.
3 / 10
3. How is power shared in Sri Lanka to balance ethnic tensions?
Sri Lanka grants powers to Sinhala and Tamil groups for peace.
4 / 10
4. In India, which institution is responsible for resolving conflicts between central and state governments?
The Supreme Court resolves disputes between central and state governments.
5 / 10
5. What is vertical power sharing?
Vertical power sharing refers to power distributed among different levels of government.
6 / 10
6. Which country is an example of community government in power sharing?
Belgium has a community government to manage different linguistic groups.
7 / 10
7. What is the key feature of horizontal power sharing?
Horizontal power sharing divides power among different branches like the executive, legislature, and judiciary.
8 / 10
8. Which level of government in India is responsible for local governance?
Local governance is handled by the Panchayati Raj system and municipalities.
9 / 10
9. What is the primary reason for power sharing in a democracy?
Power sharing prevents conflict and maintains unity in diverse societies.
10 / 10
10. What is the difference between horizontal and vertical power sharing?
Horizontal sharing is among branches of government; vertical is among levels like central, state, and local.
Your score is
Restart quiz
