1. Take a look at the following statement.

1. Article 1 refers to India, or Bharat,
   as a ‘Union of States,’ instead of a ‘Federation of States.’
2. This clause (Article 1) covers two topics:
   the country’s name and the government type.

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2. Take a look at the following statement about the
“Federation of States.”

1. One, the Indian Federation is not the result of
   a state-to-state agreement. Such as the United States of
   America
2. In India, States do not have the authority to
   secede from India’s federation.
3. One of the characteristics of Indian federalism
   is that “it is the product of an agreement among the
   federating states.”

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3. Consider the following statement:
“The territory of India can be classified
according to Article 1.”

1. Territories of the states
2. Union territories
3. Territories that may be acquired by
   the Government of India at any time.

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4. Think about the following sentence.

1. The Constitution’s first schedule specifies the names
   of states and union territories, as well as their geographical
   boundaries.
2. There are currently 28 states and 9 union territories
   in the India. With the exception of Ladakh.
3. The Fourth and Sixth Schedules deal with the management
   of scheduled areas and tribal areas within states, respectively.
4. The states, as members of the federal system, share
   power with the federal government.

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5. Think about the following sentence.

1. The president of India administers the union territories
   and acquired areas directly.
2. Since the Constitution’s inception, India has gained
   various foreign territories, including Dadra and Nagar Haveli,
   Goa, Daman and Diu, Puducherry, and Laksdeep,

Select the incorrect response.

6. Consider the following statement about
Article 2, which grants the Parliament two powers:

1. Admission of additional states to the Indian Union.
2. The capability of generating new states

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7. Consider the following statement about Article 3:
“The Parliament is authorized to 

1. Article 3 deals with the internal re-adjustment
   of the territory of the Union of India’s constituent states.
2. expand the size of any state;
3. reduce the size of any state
4. change the borders of any state

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8. Consider the following statement, which ranks Indian
bordering countries in terms of shared borders in ascending order.

1. china > Bangladesh > Pakistan> Nepal >Myanmar> Bhutan>Afghanistan
2. Bangladesh > china> Pakistan> Nepal >Myanmar> Afghanistan >Bhutan
3. Bangladesh > china> Nepal > Pakistan >Myanmar> Bhutan> Afghanistan
4. Bangladesh > china> Pakistan> Nepal >Myanmar> Bhutan> Afghanistan

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9. Consider the following statement .

1. The Dhar Commission proposed reorganising states
   according to administrative convenience rather than linguistic
   concerns.
2. The JVP’s Committee It released a report in April
   1949 that formally rejected language as a foundation for
   governmental reorganisation.

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10. Take a look at the following statement on
the Fazl Ali Commission.

1. It rejected the ‘one language, one
   state’ notion.
2. Linguistic and cultural homogeneity
   was highlighted as a factor.
3. The Indian government accepted the
   recommendations of the Fazl Ali Commission
   completely.

Select the correct response.

11. Take a look at the following statement on
the Fazl Ali Commission.

1. It rejected the ‘one language, one
   state’ notion.
2. Linguistic and cultural homogeneity
   was highlighted as a factor.
3. The Indian government accepted the
   recommendations of the Fazl Ali Commission
   completely.

Select the correct response.