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SSC CGL Polity and Economy Practice Test 3

15 fresh SSC CGL static GK questions on constitutional offices, rights, finance terms, and public institutions.

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SSC CGL Polity and Economy Practice Test 3

15 fresh SSC CGL static GK questions on constitutional offices, rights, finance terms, and public institutions.

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  1. Polity

    1. The head of the Union Council of Ministers is the:

    • A. President
    • B. Prime Minister (Correct)
    • C. Chief Justice
    • D. Governor

    Explanation: The Prime Minister heads the Council of Ministers.

  2. Polity

    2. Fundamental Duties were added by the:

    • A. 42nd Amendment (Correct)
    • B. 44th Amendment
    • C. 73rd Amendment
    • D. 86th Amendment

    Explanation: Fundamental Duties were added by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment.

  3. Economy

    3. MSP stands for:

    • A. Minimum Support Price (Correct)
    • B. Maximum Sale Price
    • C. Market Security Policy
    • D. Multi State Plan

    Explanation: MSP means Minimum Support Price.

  4. Polity

    4. The Attorney General of India is appointed by the:

    • A. Prime Minister
    • B. President (Correct)
    • C. Chief Justice
    • D. Parliament

    Explanation: The President appoints the Attorney General of India.

  5. Economy

    5. The term 'fiscal deficit' refers to:

    • A. excess of imports over exports
    • B. excess of expenditure over receipts (Correct)
    • C. fall in tax rates
    • D. increase in prices

    Explanation: Fiscal deficit arises when total expenditure exceeds total receipts excluding borrowings.

  6. Polity

    6. The Rajya Sabha is a _____ body.

    • A. temporary
    • B. permanent (Correct)
    • C. judicial
    • D. state-only

    Explanation: Rajya Sabha is a permanent House and is not dissolved.

  7. Economy

    7. The symbol ₹ represents the Indian:

    • A. tax
    • B. rupee (Correct)
    • C. budget
    • D. bond

    Explanation: ₹ is the symbol of the Indian rupee.

  8. Polity

    8. The Finance Commission is constituted under Article:

    • A. 148
    • B. 280 (Correct)
    • C. 324
    • D. 356

    Explanation: Article 280 provides for the Finance Commission.

  9. Economy

    9. Bank rate is associated with:

    • A. RBI (Correct)
    • B. SEBI
    • C. UPSC
    • D. NABARD only

    Explanation: The bank rate is one of the monetary policy tools of RBI.

  10. Polity

    10. The Right to Freedom is contained in Articles:

    • A. 14 to 18
    • B. 19 to 22 (Correct)
    • C. 23 to 24
    • D. 25 to 28

    Explanation: Articles 19 to 22 cover the Right to Freedom.

  11. Economy

    11. A rise in general prices over time is called:

    • A. deflation
    • B. inflation (Correct)
    • C. depression
    • D. devaluation

    Explanation: Inflation means a sustained rise in general prices.

  12. Polity

    12. The Speaker presides over:

    • A. Rajya Sabha
    • B. Lok Sabha (Correct)
    • C. Supreme Court
    • D. Cabinet

    Explanation: The Speaker is the presiding officer of Lok Sabha.

  13. Economy

    13. The tax on income is collected by the:

    • A. Income Tax Department (Correct)
    • B. Election Commission
    • C. UPSC
    • D. NITI Aayog

    Explanation: Income tax is administered by the Income Tax Department under CBDT.

  14. Polity

    14. A constitutional amendment bill can be introduced in:

    • A. Lok Sabha only
    • B. Rajya Sabha only
    • C. either House of Parliament (Correct)
    • D. state assemblies only

    Explanation: A constitutional amendment bill may be introduced in either House of Parliament.

  15. Economy

    15. Disinvestment means:

    • A. purchase of private shares by public
    • B. sale of government stake in public enterprise (Correct)
    • C. ban on trading
    • D. full nationalization

    Explanation: Disinvestment involves selling government ownership in public sector enterprises.