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B. Match the following :
1. Speaker u u One legislature or house.

2. Ordinance u u Two legislatures or houses.
3. Unicameral u u Person elected to oversee the proceedings of the Vidhan Sabha.

4. The Governor u u Member of legislative assembly; representative elected by the
people.

5. Bicameral u u Head of each state, appointed by the President of India.
6. MLA u u A temporary law.

C. Write ‘T for true and ‘F’ for false statements :
1. An MLC is a member of the Vidhan Parishad.

2. The central government can legislate on a subject contained in the Union List.
3. A money bill can be introduced in the Vidhan Parishad only.
4. The Governor can appoint the leader of any political party as the Chief Minister.

5. The Chief Minister functions through the State Secretariat.
6. A case pertaining to divorce cannot be filed in a High Court.

D. Fill in the blanks :
1. Two states with bicameral legislatures are ______________ and ______________ .

2. ______________ presides over the meeting of the legislature assembly.
3. Governor is a part of the ______________ .
4. The Governor of a state is appointed by ______________ .

5. Once the Governor passes the bill it becomes ______________ .
6. Each state has a ______________ .

E. Write brief notes on the following situations :
1. Both the union and state governments have made a law on a subject contained in the Concurrent
List. What will happen?
2. Mr. Z wants to become an MLA. What qualifications should he possess?

3. The Governor thinks that a bill passed by the Vidhan Sabha is of national importance. What can he
do?
4. A Fundamental Right of Mr. D has been violated by a village headman. What can he do?

F. Answer in one word or phrase :
1. On which list can both union and state governments legislate?
2. What is the lower house of a state legislature called?

3. What is the member of a Vidhan Parishad called?
4. By whom is the Governor of a state appointed?

5. What ministers form the Cabinet?
6. In which court can a writ petition for the protection of a Fundamental Right be filed?

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