Vice President is described as the:___________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The Vice President invited to attend the meetings of president’s cabinet not by law but by:___________?

   A. Courtesy
   B. By president’s invitation
   C. By necessity
   D. By convention

2. If Vice-President becomes the President of US, who acts as a presiding head of the Senate:

   A. President Pro-tempore
   B. Speaker
   C. Attorney General
   D. None of these

3. On January 20, 2001 who took oath as a Vice-President of US:

   A. Richard Nixon
   B. John Kennedy
   C. G.Ford
   D. Richard Chaney

4. During the absence of the Vice-President, the Senate is presided by:__________?

   A. The President
   B. The President Pro-tempore
   C. The Speaker
   D. The Attorney General

5. The Vice-President is elected by: _____________?

   A. Proportional representation by means of a single transferable vote of the both house of the Indian Parliament
   B. Simple representation by both house of the Parliament
   C. Simple majority method by state assemblies
   D. None of the above

6. In the election of the Vice-President:

   A. Only elected members of the parliament can take part
   B. Only nominated members of the parliament can take part
   C. Both elected and nominated members can take part
   D. None of them

7. In absence of the Vice-President Rajya Sabha meetings are presided by:

   A. Prime Minister
   B. Speaker of Lok Sabha
   C. Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha
   D. Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha

8. The Vice-President of U.S.A. Is:

   A. Elected by the Senate
   B. Elected by the House of Representatives
   C. One who gets highest votes in Presidential election after the President
   D. Who is unanimously nominated by the Congress
   E. Elected separately in the same manner as the President

9. Who has said that “The Vice-President has been little more than a faint wrath on the American Political horizon”?

   A. Thomas R. Marshall
   B. Clinton Rossiter
   C. Ferguson
   D. Laski
   E. Murno

10. Which one of the following described laws as a command of the sovereign:

    A. Austin
    B. Locke
    C. Mooney
    D. Laski