CONSTITUTION OF INDIA – 100 MCQs with answers

  1. The Governor of a State is appointed by the President on the advice of the
    1. Prime Minister
    2. Vice- President
    3. Chief Minister
    4. Chief Justice

Answer: Prime Minister

  1. The President gives his resignation to the
    1. Chief Justice
    2. Parliament
    3. Vice President
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: Vice President

  1. For what period does the Vice President of India hold office ?
    1. 5 years
    2. Till the age of 65 years
    3. 6 years
    4. 2 years

Answer: 5 years

  1. Who among the following holds office during the pleasure of the President ?
    1. Governor
    2. Election Commissioner
    3. Speaker of Lok Sabha
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: Governor

  1. Which of the following is not true regarding the payment of the emoluments of the President ?
    1. They can be reduced during a Financial Emergency.
    2. They are shown separately in the budget.
    3. They are charged on the Contigency Fund of India.            
    4. They do not require any parliament sanction.

Answer: They are charged on the Contigency Fund of India.

  1. The total number of members nominated by the President to the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha is
    1. 16
    2. 18
    3. 14
    4. 12

Answer: 14

  1. Which one of the following does not constitute the electoral college for electing the President of India ?
    1. Elected members of Lok Sabha
    2. Elected members of the Legislative Assembly of each state.
    3. Elected members of the Legislative Council
    4. Elected members of Rajya Sabha

Answer: Elected members of the Legislative Council

  1. The council of Ministers in a Parliamentary type of Government can remain in office till it enjoys the support of the
    1. Minority of members of the Upper House of Parliament
    2. Majority of the members of the Upper House of Parliament
    3. Minority of members of the Lower House
    4. Majority of the members of the Lower House of Parliament

Answer: Majority of the members of the Lower House of Parliament

  1. Which of the following appointments is not made by the President of India ?
    1. Chief of the Army
    2. Speaker of the Lok Sabha
    3. Chief Justice of India
    4. Chief of the Air Force

Answer: Speaker of the Lok Sabha

  1. Who appoints the Prime Minister of India ?
    1. Lok Sabha
    2. President
    3. Parliament
    4. Citizens of India

Answer: President

  1. The first woman Governor of a state in free India was
    1. Mrs. Indira Gandhi
    2. Mrs. Vijaya Laxmi Pandit
    3. Mrs. Sarojini Naidu
    4. Mrs. Sucheta Kripalani

Answer: Mrs. Sarojini Naidu

  1. Minimum age required to contest for Presidentship is
    1. 23 years
    2. 21 years
    3. 35 years
    4. 30 years

Answer: 35 years

  1. The charge of impeachment against the President of India for his removal can be preferred by
    1. Both Houses of Parliament
    2. Speaker of Lok Sabha and Chairman of Rajya Sabha
    3. Rajya Sabha
    4. Lok Sabha

Answer: Both Houses of Parliament

  1. The Chief Minister of a Union Territory where such a set up exists, is appointed by the
    1. Lt. Governor
    2. Majority party in Legislature
    3. President
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: Lt. Governor

  1. Who was the first Prime Minister of India ?
    1. Jawaharlal Nehru
    2. Mrs. Indira Gandhi
    3. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
    4. Mahatma Gandhi

Answer: Jawaharlal Nehru

  1. In case a President dies while in office, the vice President can act as President for a maximum period of
    1. 1 years
    2. 3 months
    3. 6 months
    4. 2 years

Answer; 6 months

  1. The Union Council of Ministers consists of
    1. Cabinet Ministers, Minister of State and Deputy Ministers
    2. Cabinet Ministers and Chief Ministers of the States
    3. Prime Minister
    4. Cabinet Ministers

Answer: Cabinet Ministers, Minister of State and Deputy Ministers

  1. Who administers the oath of office to the President of India before he enters upon the office ?
    1. Chief Justice
    2. Speaker
    3. Vice President
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: Chief Justice

  1. Who among the following enjoys the rank of a Cabinet Minister of the Indian Union?
    1. None of the Above
    2. Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission
    3. Deputy Chairman, Rajya Sabha
    4. Secretary to the Government of India

Answer: Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission

  1. A person who is not a member of Parliament can be appointed as a Minister by the President for a maximum period of
    1. 9 months
    2. 3 months
    3. 12 months
    4. 6 months

Answer: 6 months

  1. When can a President use his discretion in appointing the Prime Minister ?
    1. When no political oarty enjoys a clear majority in the Lok Sabha.
    2. Only when the Lok Sabha has been dissolved.
    3. In all circumstances
    4. In no circumstances

Answer: When no political oarty enjoys a clear majority in the Lok Sabha.

  1. If in a country there happens to be the office of monarchy as well as a Parliamentary form of government this monarch will be called
    1. Head of the State
    2. Head of the Cabinet
    3. Head of the government
    4. Both Head of the government and State

Answer: Head of the State

  1. One feature distinguishing the Rajya Sabha from the Vidhan Parishad is
    1. Power of impeachment
    2. Indirect election
    3. Nomination of members
    4. Tenure of membership

Answer: Power of impeachment

  1. Chief Ministers of all the states are ex-officio members of the
    1. Planning Commission
    2. National Development Council
    3. Inter State Council
    4. Finance Commission

Answer: Inter State Council

  1. Who, among the following, has the final right to sanction the expenditure of public money in India ?
    1. Speaker
    2. President
    3. Prime Minister
    4. Parliament

Answer: President

  1. Which of the following is not an essential qualification for appointment as a Governor ?
    1. He must not be a member of either House of Parliament.
    2. He should be a domicile of the state to which he is being appointed.
    3. He should be a citizen of India.
    4. He must have completed the age of 35 years

    Answer: He should be a domicile of the state to which he is being appointed.

  1. The President nominates 12 members of the Rajya Sabha according to
    1. Their performance as office bearers of cultural societies.
    2. The recommendations made by the Vice President.
    3. Their role played in political set up of the country.
    4. Their distinction in the field of science, art, literature and social service.

Answer: Their distinction in the field of science, art, literature and social service.

  1. Which Article of the Constitution empowers the President to appoint a Commission to investigate the condition of backward classes in general and suggest ameliorative measures?
    1. Art 342
    2. Art 344
    3. Art 340
    4. Art 339

Answer: Art 340

  1. Who can initiate impeachment proceedings against the President of India ?
    1. Either House of Parliament
    2. Any Vidhan Sabha
    3. Only Lok Sabha
    4. Rajya Sabha

Answer: Either House of Parliament

  1. Who was the member of the Rajya Sabha when first appointed as the Prime Minister of India?
    1. Lal Bahadur Shastri
    2. Charan Singh
    3. Morarji Desai
    4. Indira Gandhi

Answer: Indira Gandhi

  1. What is the minimum age for appointment as a Governor ?
    1. 35 years
    2. 40 years
    3. 25 years
    4. 30 years

Answer: 35 years

  1. Chief Minister of a State is responsible to
    1. Prime Minister
    2. Rajya Sabha
    3. Legislative Assembly
    4. Governor

Answer; Legislative Assembly

  1. The administrative and operational control of the Armed Forces is exercised by the
    1. Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs with Prime Minister as the Chairman
    2. Ministry of Defence
    3. Three Chiefs of the Army, Navy and Air Force Staff
    4. President

   Answer: Ministry of Defence

  1. What is the position of a Minister of State in the Central Government ?
    1. He is a Minister of Central Government but not a member of the Cabinet.
    2. He looks after the interests of the State Cabinet.
    3. He is the nominee of the State Governor.
    4. He is the nominee of the State Cabinet.

Answer: He is a Minister of Central Government but not a member of the Cabinet.

  1. Who among the following is directly responsible to Parliament for all matters concerning the Defence Services of India ?
    1. President
    2. Prime Minister
    3. Defence Minister
    4. Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs

Answer: Defence Minister

  1. How many times the President of India can seek re-election to his post ?
    1. Once
    2. 3 times
    3. 2 times
    4. Any number of times

Answer; Any number of times

  1. Who among the following has the power to form a new state within the Union of India ?
    1. Speaker of Lok Sabha
    2. President
    3. Prime Minister
    4. Supreme Court

Answer: President

  1. Is the Prime Minister bound to advise the President on matters on which his advice is sought?
    1. If the Council of Ministers so desires.
    2. Yes
    3. No
    4. It is discretionary

Answer: Yes

  1. When the Vice President officiates as President he draws the salary of
    1. Chairman of Rajya Sabha
    2. Both (A) and ( C )
    3. President
    4. Member of Parliament

Answer: President

  1. Who among the following can attend meetings of the Union Cabinet ?
    1. President
    2. Cabinet Ministers
    3. Ministers of State
    4. Deputy Ministers

Answer: Cabinet Ministers

  1. Who among the following has the Constitutional authority to make rules and regulations fixing the number of members of the UPSC
    1. Vice- President
    2. President
    3. Home Ministry
    4. Cabinet Secretary

Answer: President

  1. Under whose advice the President of India declares Emergency under Article 352 ?
    1. Chief Ministers of all states
    2. Prime Minister
    3. Cabinet
    4. Council of Ministers

Answer: Cabinet

  1. Who acts as the President of India when neither the President nor the Vice President is available ?
    1. Senior most Governor of a State
    2. Chief Justice of India
    3. Speaker of Lok Sabha
    4. Auditor General of India

Answer: Chief Justice of India

  1. A proclamation of emergency issued under Article 36 must be approved by the Parliament within
    1. 3 months
    2. 2 months
    3. 1 Month
    4. 6 weeks

Answer: 2 months

  1. The Union Council of Ministers is appointed by the
    1. President of India according to his discretion
    2. President of India on the advice of the Prime Minister
    3. Prime Minister of India
    4. Parliament

Answer: President of India on the advice of the Prime Minister

  1. The President can proclaim emergency on the written advice of the
    1. Speaker of Lok Sabha
    2. Prime Minister
    3. Chief Justice of India
    4. Union Cabinet

Answer: Prime Minister

  1. The Union Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to
    1. Rajya Sabha
    2. President
    3. House of the People
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: House of the People

  1. Article 78 of the Constitution deals with
    1. President’s power to get information from the Council of Ministers.
    2. Prime Minister’s duty regarding keeping the President informed about the government’s decisions and policies.
    3. Emergency powers of the President
    4. President’s power to send advisory messages to the Parliament.

Answer: President’s power to send advisory messages to the Parliament.

  1. The maximum duration for which the Vice President may officiate as the President, is
    1. 1 year
    2. 6 months
    3. 4 months
    4. 9 months

Answer: 6 months

  1. The President’s Rule in a State can be continued for a maximum period of
    1. 2 years
    2. 1 year
    3. 6 months
    4. 2 1/2 years

Answer: 6 months

  1. The Chairman and members of State Public Service Commission are appointed by the
    1. President
    2. Chairman, UPSC
    3. Governor
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: Prime Minister

  1. When a State Governor dies or resigns, who normally exercises his functions till a new Governor is appointed ?
    1. Chief Justice of the High Court
    2. Advocate General of the State
    3. Secretary General of the Governor
    4. A person designated by State Cabinet

Answer; Chief Justice of the High Court

  1. When a financial emergency is proclaimed
    1. Union budget will not be presented
    2. Salaries and allowances of any class of employees may be reduced
    3. Repayment of government debts will stop
    4. Payment of salaries to public servants will be postponed

Answer: Salaries and allowances of any class of employees may be reduced

  1. Who appoints the Chairman of the UPSC ?
    1. President
    2. Speaker of Lok Sabha
    3. Chief Justice of India
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: President

  1. Which of the following is correct regarding the Governor of a State ?
    1. All of the above
    2. He can recommend to the President to impose President’s Rule in the State.
    3. No money bill can be introduced in the State Legislature without his prior permission.
    4. He has the power of issuing ordinances when the legislature is not in session.

Answer: All of the above

  1. If the President wants to resign from office, he may do so by writing to the
    1. Chief Justice of India
    2. Speaker of Lok Sabha
    3. Prime Minister
    4. Vice- President

Answer: Vice- President

  1. Is the Prime Minister bound to advise is sought ?
    1. Yes, if the Council of Ministers so desires
    2. Yes
    3. No
    4. It is discretionary

Answer: Yes

  1. The five year term of the President is calculated from the
    1. First day of the month following the month he assumes charge
    2. Date of his election result
    3. Day he assumes charge
    4. First day of the month he assumes charge

Answer: Day he assumes charge

  1. Who is the ex- officio Chairman of the Council of States ?
    1. Vice- President
    2. Leader of the opposition
    3. President
    4. Speaker

Answer: Vice- President

  1. Under which Article of the Constitution is the President’s rule promulgated on any state in India?
    1. 326
    2. 370
    3. 380
    4. 356

Answer: 356

  1. At a time, President’s rule can be imposed on a state for a maximum period of
    1. 1 year
    2. 5 years
    3. 2 years
    4. 4 years

Answer: 1 year

  1. The Chairman of the Planning Commission in India is the
    1. President
    2. Prime Minister
    3. Minister of Planning
    4. Finance Minister

Answer: Prime Minister

  1. When Parliament is not in session, the President can promulgate an ordinance which is to be ratified by the Parliament within
    1. 6 weeks from the reassembly of Parliament
    2. 6 months from the reassembly of the Parliament
    3. 6 weeks from the date of issue of ordinance.
    4. 3 months from the date of issue of the ordinance.

Answer: 6 weeks from the reassembly of Parliament

  1. The President of India is elected by an electoral college comprising of
    1. Elected members of Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies.
    2. Elected member of both Houses of Parliament and State Legislative Assembly
    3. Elected members of both Houses of Parliament.
    4. Elected member of State Legislative Assemblies

Answer; Elected member of both Houses of Parliament and State Legislative Assembly

  1. If the office of the President of India falls vacant, within what time should the next President be elected ?
    1. Within 2 months
    2. Within 1 year
    3. Within 6 months
    4. Immediately

Answer: Within 6 months

  1. The President can proclaim a state of emergency in case of
    1. All of the above
    2. Threat to financial stability of the country.
    3. External aggression or internal disturbances threatening the security of the country.
    4. Failure of Constitutional machinery in a particular state.

Answer: All of the above

  1. In the election of the President, the value of the vote of the Lok Sabha members
    1. Differs according to the geographical size of the respective state.
    2. None of these
    3. Differs according to the number of votes a member represents.
    4. is same

Answer: Differs according to the number of votes a member represents.

  1. The Indian President is
    1. None of these
    2. Titular executive
    3. Real executive
    4. Real/Titular executive

Answer; Titular executive

  1. The minimum age required for becoming the Prime Minister of India is
    1. 30 years
    2. 35 years
    3. 40 years
    4. 25 years

Answer: 25 years

  1. The President may for violation of the Constitution be removed from the office by
    1. The Prime Minister
    2. The Electoral College consisting of members of Parliament and the State Legislatures.
    3. Impeachment
    4. A no- confidence vote

Answer: Impeachment

  1. In which of the following situations does the President act in his own discretion ?
    1. In returning a proposal to the Council of Ministers for reconsideration
    2. None of the Above
    3. In appointing the Prime Minister
    4. Both of these

Answer: In returning a proposal to the Council of Ministers for reconsideration

  1. The Prime Minister, Union Cabinet Minister, Chief Minister and Council of Ministers are all members of
    1. National Development Council
    2. Regional Council
    3. Planning Commission
    4. Zonal Council

Answer: National Development Council

  1. The President’s Rule in a state means that the state is ruled by
    1. A caretaker government
    2. The Chief Minister nominated by the President
    3. The Governor of the State
    4. The President directly

Answer: The Governor of the State

  1. The Chief – Minister of a Union Territory whenever such a set up exists, is appointed by
    1. The Lt. Governor
    2. The majority party in the legislature
    3. The President
    4. The Prime Minister

Answer: The Lt. Governor

  1. Under what article of the Constitution of India can the President take over the administration of a state in case its constitutional machinery breaks down ?
    1. Art 352
    2. Art 343
    3. Art 356
    4. Art 83

Answer: Art 356

  1. The President can make laws through ordinances
    1. Only on subjects contained in the concurrent list
    2. Under no circumstances
    3. On certain subjects even when Parliament is in session.
    4. During the recess of the Parliament

Answer; During the recess of the Parliament

  1. Which of the following qualification is not essential for a person to become the Vice President ?
    1. He must be an Indian.
    2. He must be qualified to be a member of the Rajya Sabha.
    3. He must not be less than 35 years.
    4. He must be a graduate.

Answer: He must be a graduate.

  1. How many types of Emergency have been visualized in the Constitution of India ?
    1. Four
    2. Three
    3. One
    4. Two

Answer: Three

  1. The impeachment proceedings against the Vice- President can be initiated
    1. Only in Lok Sabha
    2. In neither House of Parliament
    3. In either House of Parliament
    4. Only in Rajya Sabha

Answer: Only in Rajya Sabha

  1. Who appoints the Lt. Governor of Jammu and Kashmir?
    1. Chief Minister of the State
    2. Prime Minister
    3. Chief Justice of the High Court
    4. President

Answer: President

  1. The President of India can be removed from his office by the
    1. Parliament
    2. Chief Justice of India
    3. Prime Minister
    4. Lok Sabha

Answer: Parliament

  1. If the President returns a Bill sent to him for his assent and the Parliament once again passes the Bill in its original form, then the President
    1. Can seek the opinion of the Supreme Court on the bill
    2. Gives assent to the bill
    3. Can once again return the bill for further reconsideration
    4. Can ask for a referendum on the bill

Answer: Gives assent to the bill

  1. If a Minister loses a no- confidence motion, then
    1. Lok Sabha is dissolved
    2. Only Prime Minister and that Minister resigns.
    3. The whole Council of Ministers resigns
    4. The Minister resigns

Answer: The whole Council of Ministers resigns

  1. The only instance when the President of India exercised his power of veto related to the
    1. Indian Post Office (Amendment Bill)
    2. Dowry Prohibition Bill
    3. Hindu Code Bill
    4. PEPSU Appropriation Bill

Answer: Indian Post Office (Amendment Bill)

  1. The control of the preparation of electoral rolls for parliament and legislature vests with the
    1. President
    2. Election Commission
    3. Cabinet
    4. Prime Minister

Answer: Election Commission

  1. What is contained in the tenth schedule of the constitution ?
    1. Languages recognized by constitution
    2. Forms of oath or affirmation
    3. Laws that cannot be challenged in any court of law
    4. Provision regarding disqualification on grounds of defection

Answer: Provision regarding disqualification on grounds of defection

  1. The Election commission holds election for
    1. The Parliament, State Legislature and the posts of the president and the Vice-President
    2. The parliament, State legislative Assemblies and the State Council
    3. The Parliament
    4. The parliament and the State Legislative Assemblies

Answer: The Parliament, State Legislature and the posts of the president and the Vice-President

  1. For Election to the lok sabha, a nomination paper can be field by
    1. Any citizen of India
    2. Any citizen of India whose name appears in the electoral roll of a Constituency
    3. Anyone residing in India
    4. A resident of the Constituency from which the election to be contested

Answer: Any citizen of India whose name appears in the electoral roll of a Constituency

  1. In India, political parties are given recognition by
    1. Election Commission
    2. Speaker of Lok Sabha
    3. President
    4. Law Commission

Answer: Election Commission

  1. The Vice President is elected by an Electoral College consisting of members of
    1. Both Houses of Parliament and state legislative
    2. Both Houses of Parliament
    3. Lok Sabha
    4. Rajya Sabha

Answer: Both Houses of Parliament

  1. The election Commission dose not conduct the elections to the
    1. Lok Sabha
    2. President’s election
    3. Rajya Sabha
    4. Local Bodies

Answer: Local Bodies

  1. The maximum age prescribed for election as president is
    1. No such Limit
    2. 62 years
    3. 58 years
    4. 60 years

Answer: No such Limit

  1. The power to decide an election petition is vested in the
    1. High Court
    2. Election Commission
    3. Parliament
    4. Supreme Court

Answer: Election Commission

  1. To elect the President of India, which one of the following election procedures is used ?
    1. System of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote
    2. Secondary voting system
    3. Proportional representation through list system
    4. Collective Voting system

Answer: System of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote

  1. In which year were the first general election held in India ?
    1. 1950-51
    2. 1948-49
    3. 1951-52
    4. 1947-48

Answer: 1951-52

  1. Election to the house of the people and the Legislative Assemblies of States in India are conducted on the basis of
    1. Single Transferable vote
    2. Propotional Representation
    3. Limited suffrage
    4. Adult Franchise

Answer: Adult Franchise

  1. Who appoint the Chief Election Commissioner of India ?
    1. Chief Justice of India
    2. President
    3. Prime Minister
    4. Parliament

Answer: President

  1. Which among the following is not a part of the electoral reforms ?
    1. Installation of electronic voting machines
    2. Appointment of election Commissioner
    3. Registration of Political parties
    4. Disqualifying the offenders

Answer: Installation of electronic voting machines

  1. Recognition to a political party is accorded by
    1. The Election Commission
    2. A Committee of Whips
    3. The ministry of parliament Affairs
    4. The speaker of the Lok Sabha in the case of national Parties and the Speaker of Legislative assemblies in the case of regional parties

Answer: The Election Commission

  1. The Chief Minister of a state in India is not eligible to vote in the Presidential election if
    1. He is a member of the Upper House of the State Legislature
    2. He is a caretaker Chief Minister
    3. He himself is a candidate
    4. He is yet to prove his majority on the floor of the Lower House of the state Legislature

Answer: He is a member of the Upper House of the State Legislature

  1. Do you agree that personal ethics is the foundation of professional ethics

(a) As to some extent

(b) yes and no

(c )No

 (d) yes

  1. What does the professional ethics deal

(a) it deals with the ethical standards accepted by the professional

(b) it deals with legal standards Community

(c )It deals with the business aspects

(d) it deals with the official

  1. What standards on which the enginees have to comply with

(a) Legal

 (b) commercial

(c)The standards according model rules of professional conduct provided

(d) ethical

  1. Expand the abbreviated word NSPE

(a) National scheme for professional ethics  

(b) national society for professional engg

(c )National sector – wise programme efficiency   

(d) none of these

  1. What are the codes provided by NSPE to apply in particular circumstances

(a) To avoid the conflict of interest   

(b) to protect wealth

(c )To understand the problems of engineers  

(d) to inspect the agenda

  1. The following are the aims of the professional ethics

(a) Developing analytical standards  

(b)toleration on agreement and ambiguity

(c )Sense of developing ethical principles  

(d)recognition of ethical issues

  1. Are engineers morally responsible for causing harm intentionally negligently for recklessly

(a) No  

(b) yes

(c )Yes to some extent  

(d) none of these

  1. What is one of the three basic attitudes towards the responsibilities of engineers

(a) Minimalist  

(b) uncritical acceptance of authority

(c )Inspection  

(d) none of these

  1. The responsibilities of engineers are divided into

(a)Four

(b)three

  1. What do you, mean by minimalist approach

(a) Sticking on maximum acceptable standards  

(b)Sticking on minimum acceptable standards

(c )Sticking on full acceptable standards  

(d) none of these

  1. What is emphasized in reasonable considerable care–Attention to those who are at rist of being harmed and to prevent

(a)The progress or adverse effect of harm

 (b) none of these

(c) attention to those who are not at the risk

(d) attention on both of the above

  1. Is considerable care beyond the minimalist approach

(a) No  

(b) yes

(c )No to some extent  

(d) yes to some extent

  1. In good work views focus is given on

(a) Concept of skillful work

(b) concept of legal work

(c)Concept of logical work

(d) the concept of responsibility beyond And moral and call of duty

  1. Is self –interest impediment or hindrance to responsibility

(a) No  

(b) yes

(c )Yes to some extent  

(d) none of these

  1. Is fear impediment or hindrance to responsibility

(a) No  

(b) Yes to some extent

(c )Yes and no  

(d) yes

  1. What is the other hindrance to the responsibility

(a) Self deception  

(b) self assessment

(c )Truthfulness 

(d) surrendering to god

  1. Honesty is

(a)Perfect ness  

(b) readyness

(c )Truthfulness  

(d) surrendering to god

  1. Dharma is

(a)Sincerity  

(b) caste belief

(c )What is god for the self  

(d) truth of justice

  1. Honesty is

(a)Not liked by all  

(b) liked by all but not Practical

(c )Liked in others  

(d) liked by one add all

  1. Engineering honesty is doing

(a)What is right for oneself  

(b) what is good for the Society

(c )What is good for the employer  

(d) what earns money quickly

  1. telling the truth when should not is

(a)honesty  

(b) dharma of an engineer

(c )misusing the truth  

(d) business principle

  1. misusing the truth is

(a)disclosing information when should not

(b) sincerity in engineering

(c )doing good service to the customer

(d) upholding dignity of the profession

  1. Failure to reveal the truth means

(a)Lying  

(b) protecting the employer is interest

(c )Protecting the company interest  

(d) none of these

  1. Deliberate deception means

(a)An engineer is deliberately deceiving the customer

(b) An engineer is deceiving the employer

(c )An engineer is doing the service to the society

(d) An engineer is doing good service to both Employer and society

  1. Withholding information is

(a)Ommiting necessary information to the customer

(b) committing an offence

(c )Ommiting necessary information to the employer

(d) committing an error of judgement

  1. Corrupting the truth means

(a)Conflict of interest  

(b) conflict of judgement

(c )Conflict of service  

(d) none of these

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