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BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION: ANDHRA PRRADESH MODEL QUESTION PAPER (w.e.f IPE 2027) CIVICS – II TIME: 3 Hrs Max Marks: 100 SECTION – A I. Answer all of the following questions in the same order only. II. Each question carries one mark. 10 x 1 = 10Marks 1. The Government of India Act of 1935 contained 1) 250 sections and 8 schedules 2) 300 sections and 12 schedules 3) 321 sections and 10 schedules 4) 350 sections and 15 schedules 2. Which part of the Constitution deals with Fundamental Rights? 1) Part-III 2) Part-IV 3) Part-IVA 4) Part-V 3. Who said: “The Prime Minister is first among equals”? 1) Ramsay Muir 2) Munro 3) Lord Morley 4) Ivar Jennings 4. The normal term of the Lok Sabha is --------------- 5. A judge of the Supreme Court holds office until the age of ------ years. 6. The constitutional head of the State is ------------ 7. The Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to which house? 8. Who appoints the District Judge? 9. ‘Education’ is included in which list of the Indian Constitution? 10. Full form of NOTA. SECTION – B I. Answer any fifteen of the following questions in not exceeding 5 lines each. II. Each question carries two marks. 15 x 2 =30 Marks 11. Cite any two major committees and their chairmen of the Constituent Assembly. 12. Mention Chief Commissioners' provinces. 13. Classification of Directive Principle of State Policy. 14. Composition of Union Executive. 15. Qualifications required to contest for the office of the President. 16. Enumerate the qualifications of a Lok Sabha member. 17. Quorum of Lok Sabha. 18. What are the qualifications required to become a Supreme Court judge? 19. Qualifications required for the Governor. 20. Composition of the State Council of Ministers. 21. Which States have Vidhana Parishads? 22. How often the State Legislature meets annually?

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23. What are the qualifications required to become a High Court judge? 24. Name any four High Courts in India along with their headquarters. 25. Mention any four subjects included in the Union List. 26. Mention All India Services. 27. Gram Sabha. 28. Cantonment Boards. 29. Expand VVPAT. 30. Explain Universal Adult Franchise. SECTION – C I. Answer any nine of the following questions in not exceeding 15 lines each. II. Each question carries four marks. 9 x 4 = 36 Marks 31. Write any four sources of the Indian Constitution. 32. Describe the six freedoms of an Indian citizen. 33. Explain the powers and functions of the Vice-President. 34. Write any four special powers of the Lok Sabha. 35. Explain any two jurisdictions exercised by the Supreme Court of India. 36. What are the powers and functions of the Attorney General of India? 37. Write any two powers and functions of the Chief Minister. 38. What are the qualifications of MLA? 39. Explain any two jurisdictions exercised by the State High Court. 40. Explain the Constitutional provisions of the Goods and Services Tax. 41. Mention any four recommendations of the Sarkaria Commission. 42. Classify the Local governments in India. 43. Write any four differences between Simple Majority system and Proportional Representation. 44. Mention any four electoral reforms after 1996. SECTION – D I. Answer any three of the following questions in not exceeding 30 lines each. II. Each question carries eight marks. 3 x 8 = 24 Marks 45. Explain any six salient features of the Indian Constitution. 46. Bring out any eight differences between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy. 47. Write any four executive powers and any four legislative powers of the President of India. 48. Explain any eight powers and functions of the Speaker of Lok Sabha. 49. Write any eight provisions of the 74th Constitutional Amendment Act. ***

Document Details

Board / OrgAndhra Pradesh Board
ExamClass 12
Pages2
Languageenglish
Updated24 Sep 2026