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Question (1)
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A country has two levels of government. Both levels govern the same citizens, but each has constitutionally protected powers over specific subjects. Which system does this most closely represent?
  • (A) Unitary system
  • (B) Federal system
  • (C) Dictatorial system
  • (D) Monarchical system

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Federalism divides power between different levels of government, with constitutionally protected jurisdictions.

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Question (2)
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A federation wants to maintain national unity while allowing different regions to preserve their identities. Which two objectives of federalism are being addressed?
  • (A) Centralisation and uniformity
  • (B) Unity and accommodation of regional diversity
  • (C) Economic growth and privatisation
  • (D) Majority rule and minority rule

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Federalism aims to safeguard national unity while accommodating regional diversity.

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Question (3)
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In a country, the central government can remove or cancel powers given to regional governments whenever it wants. Which conclusion is most appropriate?
  • (A) The regional governments have constitutionally independent powers
  • (B) The system is clearly federal
  • (C) The regional governments are subordinate to the central government
  • (D) The country necessarily follows coming-together federalism

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

In a federal system, the powers of each level are constitutionally protected and cannot simply be withdrawn by the other level.

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Question (4)
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Which pair correctly represents the two routes through which federations are formed?
  • (A) Parliamentary and presidential
  • (B) Coming together and holding together
  • (C) Democratic and authoritarian
  • (D) Unitary and centralised

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Federations may form when independent states come together or when a large country divides power between the Centre and constituent states.

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Question (5)
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The USA, Switzerland and Australia are examples of which type of federation?
  • (A) Holding-together federation
  • (B) Coming-together federation
  • (C) Unitary federation
  • (D) Centralised federation

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

These countries were formed by independent states coming together and pooling sovereignty.

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Question (6)
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Suppose four independent states, each with similar political strength, voluntarily unite to create one country while retaining their identities. Which federal arrangement does this resemble?
  • (A) Holding together
  • (B) Coming together
  • (C) Unitary government
  • (D) Decentralisation

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Independent states joining voluntarily to form a larger unit is the coming-together route.

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Question (7)
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India, Spain and Belgium are classified in the chapter as examples of:
  • (A) Coming-together federations
  • (B) Holding-together federations
  • (C) Unitary systems
  • (D) Confederal systems

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

In holding-together federations, a large country divides power between the national government and constituent units.

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Question (8)
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In a federation, the Centre has 55% of the subjects while the states collectively have 45%. Another federation gives nearly equal powers to all constituent states. What does this comparison demonstrate?
  • (A) All federations must have identical power distribution
  • (B) The balance of power can vary among federations
  • (C) Federalism requires equal state powers
  • (D) Federalism eliminates state governments

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The balance between central and state governments varies according to the historical context of each federation.

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Question (9)
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Which situation would be most inconsistent with federalism?
  • (A) State governments have constitutionally protected powers
  • (B) Courts settle Centre-State disputes
  • (C) The Centre can unilaterally abolish state powers
  • (D) Different levels have separate jurisdictions

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Federalism requires constitutional protection of the powers of different levels.

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Question (10)
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A constitution divides taxation and administrative responsibilities between two levels of government. Why is this important?
  • (A) It provides financial and functional autonomy
  • (B) It eliminates the need for elections
  • (C) It makes states subordinate
  • (D) It concentrates all power at the Centre

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Federalism requires clear jurisdictions and specified sources of revenue for different levels.

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