Role of Opposition in Parliament
Civics ⇒ Parliamentary System and Political Institutions
Role of Opposition in Parliament starts at 9 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe any two ways in which the Opposition can influence law-making in Parliament.
Describe one challenge faced by the Opposition in the Indian Parliament.
Describe the importance of a strong Opposition for a healthy democracy.
Explain how the Opposition can use media to influence public opinion.
Explain how the Opposition contributes to the making of laws in Parliament.
Explain the significance of the Opposition in a parliamentary democracy.
Explain the term 'constructive criticism' in the context of the Opposition’s role.
In a scenario where the government tries to pass a controversial bill, how can the Opposition respond?
Which article of the Indian Constitution mentions the role of the Opposition? (1) Article 75 (2) Article 105 (3) No specific article (4) Article 123
Which of the following is a benefit of having a strong Opposition in Parliament? (1) Unchecked government power (2) Better laws through debate (3) No accountability (4) One-party rule
Which of the following is a constitutional post related to the Opposition? (1) Leader of the House (2) Leader of the Opposition (3) Chief Whip (4) Speaker
Which of the following is a limitation of the Opposition in Parliament? (1) Cannot introduce bills (2) Cannot vote (3) May not have enough numbers to block government bills (4) Cannot participate in debates
Fill in the blank: The Opposition can demand a _______ on important issues to ensure transparency.
Fill in the blank: The Opposition can move a _______ Motion to express lack of confidence in the government.
Fill in the blank: The Opposition can use _______ Hour to raise urgent matters without prior notice.
Fill in the blank: The Opposition ensures that the government does not become _______.
True or False: The Opposition can be part of Parliamentary Committees that review bills.
True or False: The Opposition can demand a division of votes on any issue in Parliament.
True or False: The Opposition can introduce amendments to bills in Parliament.
True or False: The Opposition can only criticize but cannot suggest alternative policies.
