The first written constitution of France was framed in:___________?

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1. The present Constitution of India was framed by the Constitution Assembly of India with accordance to the: _________?

   A. The Wavell Paln B. The Cabinet Mission Plan C. The Mountbatten Plan D. The Indian Independence Act, 1947...

2. The 2nd Constituent Assembly framed and passed the first Constitution of Pakistan in:

   A. July, 1956 B. February, 1956 C. May, 1956 D. January, 1956...

3. The current constitution of France is typically called the Constitution of the___________?

   A. Sixth Republic B. Third Republic C. Fourth Republic D. Fifth Republic...

4. After revolution of France, in order to run administration of the country effectively, the whole France is devided into:

   A. 60 Departments B. 70 Departments C. 85 Departments D. 95 Departments...

5. The present constitution of France is also known as:___________?

   A. Constitution of Fourth Republic B. Constitution of Third Republic C. Constitution of Fifth Republic D. None of them...

6. The constitution of France re-affirmed the rights and freedom of people consecrated by the: ___________?

   A. Declaration of 1689 B. Declaration of 1789 C. Declaration 1946 D. None of these...

7. 18th amendment in Constitution of France was took place in:___________?

   A. 29th February 2007 B. 15th February 2007 C. 19th February 2007 D. 25th February 2007...

8. Who has said that a written constitution is one in which most of the fundamental principles of the governmental organisation are contained in a formal written instrument or instruments deliberately created:

   A. Gettell B. Finer C. Dicey D. Bryce...

9. In a country with a written constitution the constitution is:

   A. Inferior to the laws of the Parliament B. Superior to the laws of the Parliament C. At par with the laws of the Parliament D. None of these...

10. An unwritten constitution differs from written constitution in so far as it is:

    A. Wholly unwritten B. Adopted after obtaining sanction of the people C. Very brief D. Not adopted by a formal constituent body...