Class 8th Social Science MCQ

Q1. Work done by the courts in the country can be seen on:
1. A glance at newspaper.
2. All of the options.
3. Through media.
4. Through news channels.

Ans: 2. All of the options.
Q2. Supreme court is located at:
1. New Delhi
2. Punjab
3. J & K
4. Chandigarh

Ans: 1. New Delhi
Q3. In India there is a rule of?
1. President
2. Law
3. Prime minister
4. Person

Ans: 2. Law
Q4. _____ was established in 1950.
1. Supreme Court.
2. High Court Calcutta.
3. HC Mumbai.
4. HC Madras.

Ans: 1. Supreme Court.
Q5. Law apply equally to all _________.
1. Persons
2. Ministers
3. M.L.As
4. Animals

Ans: 1. Persons
Q6. High Courts were first established in the presidency cities of:
1. Calcutta
2. Bombay
3. Madras
4. All of these
Ans: 4. All of these
Q7. Civil law include:
1. Both Disputes related to purchase of good and Disputes related to sale of land.
2. None of the options.
3. Disputes related to purchase of good.
4. Disputes related to sale of land.

Ans: 1. Both Disputes related to purchase of good and Disputes related to sale of land.
Q8. A tenant who is being formed to move out files a case in courts against the landlord.
1. Civil Law
2. Criminal law
3. Economical law
4. Social law

Ans: 1. Civil Law
Q9. How many fundamental rights are there in constitution.
1. Six
2. Ten
3. Two
4. Seven

Ans: 1. Six
Q10. The chief justice of India is appointed by:
1. President.
2. Members of parliament.
3. Ministers of council.
4. Prime minister.

Ans: 1. President.
Q11. Dispute between two citizens comes under:
1. Lok Adalat
2. District court
3. High court
4. Supreme Court

Ans: 3. High court
Q12. A mechanism of PIL was devised in:
1. 1980
2. 1996
3. 2000
4. 2004

Ans: 1. 1980
Q13. Fundamental rights are:
1. Verbally given by government.
2. Written in constitution.
3. Both Written in constitution and Verbally given by government.
4. None of the options.

Ans: 2. Written in constitution.
Q14. In which year PUCL filed the PIL in the Supreme Court against government for the food short-age?
1. 2000
2. 2001
3. 2003
4. 2002

Ans: 2. 2001
Q15. Right to food include:
1. Both No one goes to sleep hungry and All people should get food.
2. None of the options.
3. No one goes to sleep hungry.
4. All people should get food.

Ans: 1. Both No one goes to sleep hungry and All people should get food.
Q16. How many levels of court are there in India?
1. None of the options
2. Multiple
3. Two
4. One

Ans: 2. Multiple
Q17. When India did become Republic?
1. 1976
2. 1965
3. 1950
4. 1947

Ans: 3. 1950
Q18. Gauhati High Court has a bench in _____.
1. Kolkata
2. Aizawal
3. Delhi
4. Patna

Ans: 2. Aizawal
Q19. Compensation means?
1. Money given to make amend for an injury.
2. None of the options.
3. Both Money given to make amend for an injury and Punishment given to make amend for an injury.
4. Punishment given to make amend for an injury.

Ans: 1. Money given to make amend for an injury.
Q20. Midday meal given in governmentaided schools because of:
1. PIL
2. All of the options
3. FIR
4. Supreme Court

Ans: 1. PIL
Q21. ____ deals with harm and injury to individuals’ rights.
1. Civil Law.
2. Contract Law.
3. Procedural Law.
4. Criminal Law.

Ans: 1. Civil Law.
Q22. Article 21 includes:
1. Right to worship.
2. Right to speech.
3. Right to health.
4. Right against Exploration.

Ans: 3. Right to health.
Q23. Right to Food is mentioned in _____ of Indian Constitution.
1. Article 25
2. Article 21
3. Article 22
4. Article 23

Ans: 2. Article 21
Q24. Name the agricultural labourer who fell from a running train?
1. Dr. Rajender parsad.
2. None of the options.
3. Shehk Mohammad.
4. Hakkim Sheikh.

Ans: 1. Dr. Rajender parsad.
Q25. How many high courts are in India?
1. 21 High Courts
2. 25 High Courts
3. 26 High Courts
4. 27 High Courts

Ans: 1. 21 High Courts
Q26. Which is the highest court in India:
1. Supreme Court.
2. District court.
3. Lok Adalat.
4. High court.

Ans: 1. Supreme Court.
Q27. Violation is?
1. Act of infringement of fundamental right.
2. None of the options.
3. Both Act of infringement of fundamental right and Act of breaking law.
4. Act of breaking law.

Ans: 1. Act of infringement of fundamental right.
Q28. Which court is at apex level?
1. Lower court
2. District court
3. High court
4. Supreme Court

Ans: 4. Supreme Court
Q29. Judiciary in India resolves the disputes between:
1. State and State.
2. State and Citizen.
3. Citizen and Citizen.
4. All the above.

Ans: 4. All the above.
Q30. Who presided the Supreme Court?
1. Chief justice.
2. All of the options.
3. District court.
4. Subordinate.

Ans: 1. Chief justice.
Q31. Is president is a part of parliament?
1. Cannot say
2. No
3. Yes
4. May be

Ans: 3. Yes
Q32. Judiciary plays a crucial role because it is:
1. Independent, Dependent
2. None of the options
3. Independent
4. Dependent

Ans: 3. Independent
Q33. Right to food is included in:
1. Act 21
2. Act 76
3. Act 46
4. Act 26

Ans: 1. Act 21
Q34. FIR means:
1. First information report.
2. None of the options.
3. First Incident report.
4. Final information Result.

Ans: 1. First information report.
Q35. _____ faced a heavy drought in 2001.
1. Jammu and Kashmir.
2. Rajasthan.
3. Karnataka.
4. Tamilnadu.

Ans: 2. Rajasthan.
Q36. Right to livelihood is a part of:
1. Right to life.
2. All of the options.
3. Right to freedom.
4. Right of equality.

Ans: 1. Right to life.
Q37. Andhra Pradesh and _____ have a separate HC from 1 January 2019 onwards.
1. Telangana
2. Karnataka
3. Kerala
4. Delhi

Ans: 1. Telangana
Q38. High Courts were first established in which of the three presidency cities?
1. Calcutta, Bombay & Madras.
2. Madras, Tamil naidu, Punjab.
3. J & K, U. P., Haryana.
4. Punjab, Chandigarh, Madras.

Ans: 1. Calcutta, Bombay & Madras.
Q39. Integrated judicial system is:
1. Decisions of the high courts are bonded by lower courts.
2. None of the options.
3. Both Decisions of the high courts are bonded by lower courts and Lower courts are not bind to obey the
supreme courts decision.
4. Lower courts are not bind to obey the supreme courts decision.

Ans: 1. Decisions of the high courts are bonded by lower courts.
Q40. A group of girl is harassed by a group of boys is comes under:
1. Criminal law.
2. Economical law.
3. Social law.
4. Civil Law.

Ans: 1. Criminal law.
Q41. Each state has _______.
1. High court.
2. All of the options.
3. Supreme Court.
4. Judiciary.

Ans: 1. High court.
Q42. Who was the chief justice of India in November 2007.
1. K.G. Bala Krishna.
2. None of the options.
3. Krish murti.
4. Dr. Ambedkar.

Ans: 1. K.G. Bala Krishna.
Q43. The High Court of Delhi came up in _________.
1. 1966
2. 1972
3. 1860
4. 1862

Ans: 1. 1966
Q44. What is judiciary?
1. Helper of government.
2. Controller of Government.
3. Organ of government.
4. None of these.

Ans: 3. Organ of government.
Q45. To increase to justice supreme Court devised.
1. PIL
2. None of the options
3. Both PIL and FIR
4. FIR

Ans: 1. PIL
Q46. In which year High Courts was first established?
1. 1862
2. 1980
3. 1972
4. 1860

Ans: 1. 1862
Q47. For common people access to court is:
1. Access to justice.
2. Access to help.
3. None of the options.
4. Access to equality.

Ans: 1. Access to justice.
Q48. The idea of the Public Interest Litigation was given by whom?
1. President of India.
2. Prime Minister of India.
3. Supreme Court of India.
4. Parliament.
Ans: 3. Supreme Court of India.
Q49. Dispute between two states is resolved by:
1. Supreme Court
2. District court
3. Lok Adalat
4. High court

Ans: 1. Supreme Court
Q50. Acquaint means:
1. Person feels no guilty of the crime.
2. None of the options.
3. Both Person feels no guilty of the crime and Imprisonment given to victim.
4. Imprisonment given to victim.

Ans: 1. Person feels no guilty of the crime.
Q51. India has _____ High Courts currently.
1. 22
2. 20
3. 25
4. 23

Ans: 3. 25
Q52. Every Indian citizen has Right to ____ through Courts.
1. Law
2. Jusftice
3. Cases
4. Judgement

Ans: 2. Jusftice
Q53. Which is the highest judicial authority in a state?
1. Supreme Court.
2. High court.
3. Lok Adalat.
4. None of these.

Ans: 2. High court.
Q54. Dispute between centre & state comes under.
1. Lok Adalat
2. District court
3. High court
4. Supreme Court

Ans: 4. Supreme Court
Q55. We have judicial system to:
1. To enforce the rule law.
2. None of the options.
3. To provide food.
4. To provide freedom.

Ans: 1. To enforce the rule law.
Q56. Supreme court has:
1. 26 judges.

2. 18 judges.
3. 20 judges.
4. 25 judges.
Ans: 1. 26 judges.
Q57. Which state shares the same High Court?
1. Punjab & Haryana.
2. None of the options.
3. Both Punjab & Haryana and Haryana & Chandigarh.
4. Haryana & Chandigarh.

Ans: 1. Punjab & Haryana.
Q58. Sanctioned strength of judges in High courts are:
1. 25
2. 34
3. 54
4. 10

Ans: 1. 25
Q59. Criminal law include:
1. All of the options.
2. Murder.
3. Harassing a women.
4. Theft.

Ans: 1. All of the options.
Q60. The Supreme court was established on:
1. 1980
2. 1962
3. 1949
4. 1950

Ans: 4. 1950
Q61. Right to protect comes under the right to:
1. Act 21
2. Act 76
3. Act 46
4. Act 26

Ans: 1. Act 21
Q62. How many courts are there at apex level?
1. None of the options
2. One
3. Two
4. Three

Ans: 2. One
Q63. Each state districts is presided over by:
1. District court
2. None of the options
3. Judiciary
4. Subordinate

Ans: 1. District court
Q64. Judiciary system provide mechanism for resolving disputes between _________.
1. All of the options.

2. Two state government.
3. Citizens & government.
4. Citizens.
Ans: 1. All of the options.
Q65. The sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges are ____.
1. 31
2. 35
3. 32
4. 33

Ans: 1. 31
Q66. Identify the right statement.
1. The courts are came under the government.
2. There are three levels of courts in our country.
3. Districts court is the highest court of state.
4. None of these.

Ans: 2. There are three levels of courts in our country.
Q67. _____ had introduced PILs in 1980s.
1. Supreme Court.
2. High Court Calcutta.
3. Cabinet Ministers.
4. Prime Ministers.

Ans: 1. Supreme Court.