Time Left: 600 sec

1. Federalism is a system of government in which power is divided between:

2. Which country shifted from a unitary to a federal system in 1993?

3. In a unitary system, the sub-units are:

4. The federal system has two objectives: unity and:

5. Which of these is a “coming together” federation?

6. Which of these is a “holding together” federation?

7. In a federal system, both central and state governments are:

8. Which feature of federalism ensures authority of governments is guaranteed?

9. Who acts as an umpire if disputes arise between governments?

10. Which list includes subjects like defence, foreign affairs, and currency?

11. Which list contains subjects like police, agriculture, and trade?

12. Education and marriage are part of which list?

13. Subjects not mentioned in any list belong to:

14. Which Article of the Constitution gives special status to certain states?

15. Union Territories are directly controlled by:

16. Any change in power-sharing between Union and States requires:

17. Who resolves disputes about division of powers in India?

18. What was the first major test of Indian democracy related to federalism?

19. Which states were created on cultural or geographical basis, not language?

20. Formation of linguistic states has made India: