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E.  Answer the following questions.

                  1.  What is legislature? Why do we need a legislature?
                  2.  Describe the composition of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha.
                  3.  Why  did  India  adopt  a  bicameral  legislature?  Name  the  states  having  bicameral
                      legislature in India.

                  4.  What are the qualifications for becoming a member of parliament?
                  5.  Mention the legislative powers of the parliament.
                  6.  Which house of parliament is more powerful in case of financial matters and why?

                  7.  What are the electoral powers of the Parliament?
                  8.  What are judicial powers of the parliament?
                  9.  How does parliament control the executive?

                 10.  What are the special powers of the Rajya Sabha?
                 11.  How is Lok Sabha more powerful than the Rajya Sabha?
                 12.  Compare the powers of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.

                 13.  Describe:  (a)  Question  Hour,  (b)  Zero  Hours,  (c)  Adjournment  Motion,  (d)  Censure
                      Motion.
                 14.  Describe the committee system of Parliament.
                 15.  How is a money bill different from a non-money bill?

             H    TS Question
             H    TS Question
             What do you mean by government?

                                                     Activity
                                                     Activity
                                                     Activity & ProjectActivity & ProjectActivity & ProjectActivity      && ProjectProject   & Project
             Collect  recent  newspaper  report  on  deadlocks  in  Parliament.  Can  you  recommend  ways  of
             ending these deadlocks.

             Value Based Question
             Value Based Question

             Hold  elections  in  the  class  and  form  a  cabinet.  The  remaining  members  form  the  opposition.
             Introduce a resolution, discuss it and see if it can be passed by majority vote.




















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