Political And Administrative Institution In The Hill Areas Of Nei Set 2

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This set of Political and Administrative Institution in the Hill areas of NEI Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Political And Administrative Institution In The Hill Areas Of Nei Set 2

Q1 | The Lushai Hills as a backward tract remained
  • Unrepresented
  • . Represented
  • Partially Represented
Q2 | ‘Hnamchawmlal’
  • Abolished under British rule
  • Increase under British rule
  • Decrease under British rule
Q3 | Disarmament under British rule imply
  • Fix maximum limit on the number of guns in each village
  • All guns license was taken away
  • All guns owners were punished
Q4 | The Chief in the Lushai Hills under the British rule becomes
  • Petty rulers
  • Symbol of British authority.
  • Both a & b.
Q5 | The British imperial authorities named Meghalaya as
  • . Switzerland of the East
  • . Scotland of the East
  • . Flower beds of India.
Q6 | The British incorporated Meghalaya into Assam in
  • 1935
  • 1865
  • 1835
Q7 | In 1919, the Governor –General in council declared Meghalaya as
  • Backward Tract
  • Excluded Area
  • Partially Excluded Area.
Q8 | Meghalaya is rich in
  • Limestone
  • Granite
  • Bromite
Q9 | Government of India Act, 1919 also known as
  • Lord Ripons Reform
  • Montford Reforms Act
  • Edwin Reform Act
Q10 | The Governor under the Government of India Act, 1919 was appointed by his Majesty for
  • 5 years
  • 10 years
  • 6 years
Q11 | Under the GOI Act, 1919 the Governor can nominate
  • 15 members in the Legislative Council
  • 20 members in the Legislative Council
  • 14 members in the Legislative Council
Q12 | The Government of India Act, 1935
  • Provides for nominated members by the Governor
  • Did not provide for nominated members by the Governor.
  • Is left at the discretion of the Governor, whether or not to nominate member
Q13 | Government of India Act, 1935 was enacted by
  • Parliament of United Kingdom
  • Interim Government of India
  • The Crown
Q14 | GOI, Act 1935 was repealed in
  • 15th August 1947
  • 1st January 1947
  • 26th January 1950
Q15 | GOI, Act1935 brings changes in regard to
  • . Provincial Autonomy
  • . Diarchy at the centre
  • . Both a & b
Q16 | The British rule in the Lushai Hills was marked by
  • Chin-Lushai Expedition
  • Assam Expedition
  • Indian Expedition
Q17 | Traditional Mizo Chief was
  • Democratic ruler
  • Autocratic ruler
  • Dictatorship
Q18 | Chief in Mizoram was assisted by
  • Durbur
  • Council of Elders (Upa)
  • . Laskers
Q19 | Fathang is
  • Salt tax
  • Bee tax
  • Paddy tax
Q20 | The Mizo Chief has the right to collect additional quantities of paddy from
  • Ramhual and Zalen
  • Val Upa
  • Council of Elders.
Q21 | Village writer during Chieftainship was called
  • Tlangau
  • Puithiam
  • Khawchhiar
Q22 | Before the advent of British Mizo Chief were
  • Allowed to keep slaves/bawih
  • Not allowed to keep slaves/bawih
  • Slave system were not heard of.
Q23 | The customary head of Khasi Hills is
  • Doloi
  • Syiem
  • Sardar
Q24 | The office of traditional head of Khasi and Jaintia Hills was
  • Nominated
  • Hereditary
  • Elected
Q25 | When the electoral Durbar cannot come to decision Syiem are elected by
  • The People
  • Wadadahar
  • Basan