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21.

Who of the following has suggested that there should be two Parliaments, one for dealing with political and other with economic problems?

22.

One advantage of functional representation is that:

A.	All aspects of life can be covered in this system	B.	It can help uniting all economic groups
C.	Legislative work can be conducted by very competent persons	D.	National interests can be cared more than ever

23.

One serious problem of functional representation is that:

A.	It introduces all evils of territorial representation	B.	The consumers will not get proper representation
C.	The producers will not get proper representation	D.	It will divide society in small economic groups

24.

The system of direct election is liked because:

A.	In it there is indirect link between the elected and the voters	B.	In it even the ignorant get right to vote
C.	It is not suited to small nations	D.	It ends rigours of party system

25.

The system of direct election is disliked because:

A.	In it all do not get right to vote	B.	It introduces the evils of party system
C.	It is opposed to the idean of populr sovereignty	D.	In it there are many chances of bribery
E.	Prestige and dignity of voters comes down

26.

Under joint electorate system:

A.	Each community is given seqpaate representation	B.	Seats are reserved for each caste
C.	Seats are reserved for each function	D.	There is no reservation of seats for anyone

27.

The system of instructed representation has been much opposed by:

A.	Burke	B.	Montesquieu
C.	Rousseau	D.	Spencer

28.

When in the election process voters themselves elect their representatives the system is known as:

A.	Representative democracy:	B.	Direct elections
C.	Adult franchise	D.	Direct democracy

29.

In India for the election of President we have the system:

A.	Direct election	B.	Indirect election
C.	Nomination	D.	None of the above

30.

In India elections are organised by: