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Rajasthan GK MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

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Q1The Act of 1919 introduced which system for the first time in India ?

A Direct Election

B Adult Suffrage

C Federal Court

D Provincial Autonomy

Explanation

The Government of India Act, 1919 introduced direct elections in India for the first time. It also brought changes such as dyarchy and bicameralism, but the system asked in the question is direct election. Therefore, option A is correct.

Q2In which of the following conferences did Mahatma Gandhi participate?

A First Round Table Conference

B Second Round Table Conference

C Third Round Table Conference

D Fourth Round Table Conference

Explanation

Mahatma Gandhi did not attend the First Round Table Conference because the Congress stayed away from it. He attended the Second Round Table Conference in London in 1931 as the Congress representative, so B is correct.

Q3The company officer, who was assassinated in Kota during the Revolution of 1857-

A Colonel Abbott

B Captain Shawers

C Major Burton

D Captain Monk Mason

Explanation

During the 1857 uprising in Kota, Major Burton was the British Political Agent and was killed after the Agency House was attacked. Therefore the company officer assassinated at Kota was Major Burton, so C is correct.

Q4According to the Government of India Act, 1935, the name of upper chamber of proposed Federal Legislature was

A Federal Chamber of Provinces

B Council of State

C Council of States

D Chamber of Princes

Explanation

The Government of India Act, 1935 provided for a bicameral Federal Legislature. Its two chambers were the Council of State and the Federal Assembly, with the Council of State as the upper chamber. Therefore B is correct.

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