NCERT Class 12 Political Science Politics in India Since Independence Full Book Test Mock Test
This full-book test draws 32 questions from every one of the 8 chapters in the NCERT Class 12 Politics in India Since Independence textbook, in chapter order. Chapter tests tell you whether you remember a chapter you have just read; this one tells you what survives once the whole book is behind you, which is the harder and more useful question. Every item is set from the book text and carries a full explanation, so a wrong answer points you back to the exact chapter to revise. Use it as a revision check before school exams, or as a base-building drill if you are preparing for UPSC, SSC or a state PCS, where NCERT is the standard starting text. No negative marking.
Duration
32 mins
Questions
32 MCQs
Total Marks
32 pts
Negative
0 per wrong
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Sample Questions
Q1.What deeper issue did Partition pose beyond administrative concerns and financial strains?
- AWhether India should adopt a parliamentary or a presidential form of government
- BThe leaders of the national struggle did not believe in the two-nation theory, yet partition on a religious basis had taken place, which raised the question of whether that made India a Hindu nation and how the government would treat its Muslim citizens and other religious minorities
- CWhether the princely states should be permitted to remain independent
- DWhether the internal boundaries of the country should follow language
Q2.Language did not remain the sole basis of the organisation of states because:
- AIn later years sub-regions raised demands for separate states on the basis of a separate regional culture or complaints of regional imbalance in development, and three such states, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand and Jharkhand, were created in 2000, with Telangana emerging on 2 June 2014
- BAll linguistic groups had already been given states of their own by 1966
- CThe demand for new states ceased after the reorganisation of the north-east
- DThe States Reorganisation Act of 1956 prohibited the use of language as a criterion
Q3.Where was Mahatma Gandhi on 15 August 1947, and why?
- AIn Noakhali, where he had gone to negotiate with the Muslim League
- BIn Punjab, supervising the movement of refugees across the new border
- CIn Delhi, attending the Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort
- DIn Kolkata, in areas torn by gruesome riots between Hindus and Muslims, saddened by the communal violence and disheartened that the principles of ahimsa and satyagraha had failed to bind the people in troubled times
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