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SAMPLE PAPER
SET-II
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Time allowed : 3 hours
Maximum marks : 100
General Instructions :
(i) All questions are compulsory.
(ii) Marks for each question are indicated against it.
(iii) Question numbers 1 to 10 are of two marks each. The answer to these questions should not exceed 50 words each.
(iv)Question numbers 11 to 20 are of four marks each. The answer to these questions should not exceed 100 words each.
(v) Question numbers 21 to 25 are of eight marks each. The answer to these questions should not exceed 200 words each.
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| Q.1. |
What is the place of Directive Principle in
the Indian Constitution ? |
| Q.2. |
Mention two Directive Principles related to
the Welfare of Women. |
| Q.3. |
What is meant by 'fundamental Duties'. |
| Q.4. |
Mention any two Fundamental Duties as given in
the Indian Constitution. |
| Q.5. |
Distinguish between Constitutional Law and the
Statutory Law. |
| Q.6. |
Explain the basic principles of
"Liberalism". |
| Q.7. |
Explain the basic principles of
"Socialism". |
| Q.8. |
What is meant by "Pressure Groups". |
| Q.9. |
State two major roles of "Pressure
Groups" in a democracy. |
| Q.10. |
Give any two major implications of SAARC as a
forum of Regional Co-operation ? |
| Q.11. |
Give two reasons explaining whether the Law
should be based on 'Morality'. |
| Q.12. |
Suggest two measures to improve the
functioning of the 'Multi -party System' in India. |
| Q.13. |
To what extent Panchayati Raj System has
helped in strengthening the Indian Democracy at the Grass-root level ? |
| Q.14. |
What has been the impact of SAARC as a means
of Regional Cooperation ? |
| Q.15. |
What is 'Indirect Democracy'? |
| Q.16. |
What is the composition of Election Commission
of India? |
| Q.17. |
What is a 'Party System'? Give two main
Characteristics of the multi-party system. |
| Q.18. |
Mention the composition of 'Zila Parishad' and
what is its main function ? |
| Q.19. |
Distinguish between Direct and Indirect
Democracy ? |
| Q.20. |
Explain the importance of Political Parties in
the functioning of a Democracy. |
| Q.21. |
Discuss the importance of T.V. as an agent for
formulation of Public Opinion. |
| Q.22. |
Explain the functioning of the Panchayati Raj
System. |
| Q.23. |
What are the major hindrances in the smooth
functioning of Democracy in India ? |
| Q.24. |
What structural changes can be introduced to
improve the functioning of the Election Commission? |
| Q.25. |
Suggest any three measures which may be
introduced to check any misuse of T.v. in the formulation of Public Opinion. |
| Q.26. |
Suggest any three measures which may be
adopted to remove basic hindrances in the smooth functioning of democracy in India ? |
| Q.27. |
Explain the relationship between 'Law' and
'Liberty'. |
| Q.28. |
How was the idea of welfare state evolved ?
Discuss. |
| Q.29. |
Explain, why the Fundamental Duties have been
given an important place in the Indian Constitution. |
| Q.30. |
Explain, how far the Indian Political System
has been influenced by the doctrines of 'Liberalism' and 'Socialism'. |
| Q.31. |
Explain, how far some of the major 'Pressure
Groups' have been able to influence the Indian Political System. |
| Q.32. |
Explain, how far SAARC has succeeded in
evolving new methods of ' Regional Cooperation'. |
