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121.

A flexible constitution:

A.	Can be amended only by a special procedure	B.	Cannot be amended
C.	Can be amended by the legislature through ordinary law-making procedure	D.	Can be amended only with the consent of the majority of the people

122.

The preamble of the constitution means:

A.	The constitution in its totality	B.	The preface of the constitution
C.	The spirit of the constitution as distinguished from its body	D.	The character of the constitution

123.

A rigid constitution:

A.	Cannot be amended	B.	Can be amended only by the people as whole
C.	Can be amended like an ordinary law by the Parliament	D.	Can be amended only through a special procedure prescribed in the constitution

124.

Which one of the following countries possesses an evolved constitution?

A.	Britain	B.	U.S.A.
C.	Switzerland	D.	Al the above countries

125.

Generally an evolved constitution:

A.	Cannot be amended	B.	Can be amended through a very simple procedure
C.	Can be amended through a wry complicated procedure	D.	Can be amended by the people alone

126.

Constitutional government is often regarded as synonymous with:

A.	Absolute Monarchy	B.	Military Dictatorship
C.	Republican System of Government	D.	Democracy

127.

The view that the forms of govenments change according to a set-cycle was expressed by:

A.	Aristotle	B.	Plato
C.	Montesquieu	D.	Hobbes

128.

Customs and conventions are a feature of:

A.	Only written constitutions	B.	Only unwritten constitutions
C.	Both written as well as unwritten constitutions	D.	Countries which possess no constitution

129.

The method of amending the constitution by popular vote is found in:

A.	U.K.	B.	U.S.A.
C.	Switzerland	D.	All the above countries

130.

Who among the following claimed constitution as 'a set of established rules embodying and directing the practice of government'.

A.	Bryce	B.	Austin
C.	Dicey	D.	Aristotle