Political Science Quiz: Constitution as a Living Document

Class XI

Political Science

Constitution as a Living Document

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1. What does the term 'living document' imply in the context of the Constitution?

It is static and unchangeable. · It evolves with societal changes. · It is only relevant for legal experts. · It is only applicable to historical contexts.

2. Which article of the Constitution allows for its amendment?

Article 368 · Article 356 · Article 14 · Article 21

3. What is the significance of the 42nd Amendment?

It reduced the power of the judiciary. · It emphasized the fundamental duties. · It introduced the concept of secularism. · It abolished the right to property.

4. Which of the following is NOT a reason for the Constitution being considered a living document?

Judicial interpretations. · Amendments by Parliament. · Static provisions. · Social movements influencing changes.

5. How does the judiciary contribute to the Constitution as a living document?

By enforcing laws strictly. · By interpreting laws according to contemporary values. · By avoiding any changes to the Constitution. · By only applying historical context.