Which type of listening involves the teacher or speaker delivering content in real-time?

What is a key feature of pre-recorded listening material?

Which type of listening material comes from real-life sources like radio shows, podcasts, or interviews?

The variation in listening materials in India is mainly due to:

How many major sources of listening material are available for English language learning according to the passage?

Why would listening materials for rural Indian learners differ from those for metropolitan city learners?

What determines the type of listening materials and resources used?

What is a defining characteristic of a 'Plebiscite' ?

What is considered a demerit of the Parliamentary System regarding the separation of powers?

Which characteristic defines the collective responsibility of the Council of Ministers in a Parliamentary System?

In a Parliamentary System, how is the executive branch typically related to the legislature?

Choose the correct statement(s) regarding the Digital India initiative.

1. BharatNet has extended optical fiber connectivity to over 50,700 Gram Panchayats.

2. Digital India includes a component focused on electronics manufacturing.
   

Which of the following statements are correct about the challenges of e-Governance in India?

1. The digital divide and lack of public awareness are significant barriers to e-Governance success.

2. The absence of high-speed internet has no impact on e-Governance initiatives.

3. Legacy systems require a comprehensive survey to identify risks and ensure interoperability.
   

One of the merits of a Presidential System is that it generally leads to a more stable government. What is the primary reason for this stability?

The given pie-chart represents the percentage of students enrolled in five different sports. The total number of students is 2800. Find the total number of students who play hockey and tennis

Which of the following statements are correct regarding Kerala's e-Governance initiatives?

1. Kerala was the first state in India to declare internet access a basic right.

2. The eHealth Kerala Project is functional in 280 hospitals across the state.

3. The Information Kerala Mission (IKM) focuses on central government computerization.
   

The line chart given below shows the production (in 10000 s) of cars in 7 different months, Production of cars in month M3 is what percent of the production of cars in month M5?

A key feature of the Presidential System is the separation of powers. Which branches are typically independent of each other in this system?

The pie-chart shows the percentage-wise distribution of the number of students in five different schools P, Q, R, S and T. The total number of students in all five schools together is 10,500. Find the total number of students in schools Q and T together?

Which of the following countries is cited as an example of a Presidential System?

In which year was the production of computers by the company 16% more than the average exports of computers in the six years (2013 to 2018)?

In which system are citizens primarily involved in electing representatives to make decisions on their behalf?

Which direct democracy tool allows citizens to propose new laws or amendments by collecting a required number of signatures for a public vote?

In which form of democracy do citizens directly participate in the decision-making process without the involvement of elected representatives?

Which of the following is a key feature of the 'Highlands' zone?

In the context of Kerala's economy, what does the term 'fiscal deficit' refer to?

The coir and cashew industries, which are significant in Kerala's economy, are examples of what type of industry?

What is a major environmental challenge related to the geography of Kerala?

How has the political landscape of Kerala influenced its economic trajectory?

How has the contribution of the agricultural sector to the state's economy changed since 1956?

What is the primary factor behind the low infant mortality rate and high life expectancy in Kerala?

Analyze the roles of the different branches in the separation of powers within a democracy.

1. The Executive branch is primarily responsible for making laws and policies.
2. The Legislative branch interprets laws and adjudicates legal disputes.
3. The Judicial branch ensures checks and balances by preventing any single branch from wielding excessive power.
4. The Executive branch enforces laws and manages the day-to-day operations of the government.

Which of the following statements about Free and Fair Elections as a pillar of democracy is incorrect?

1. Free and fair elections are a cornerstone feature ensuring the government reflects the will of the people.
2. Universal suffrage means that the right to vote is restricted to adult citizens based on their socioeconomic status.
3. Regular elections are held at frequent intervals to ensure accountability of the government.
4. Independent Electoral Bodies are crucial for overseeing the electoral process impartially.

Consider the following statements regarding the characteristics of a democratic system.

1. In a democracy, the government is primarily based on the will and needs of the people.
2. Democracy ensures that elected officials are solely responsible for policymaking without needing to serve the people.
3. The separation of power among different branches of government is a key characteristic to prevent excessive control by one part.
4. Political parties are not considered a way for people to participate in and support the democratic system.

What is a major challenge for industrial development in Kerala?

Which of the following statements about the definition and origin of democracy are correct?

1. The term "democracy" is derived from the Greek words "dēmos" (people) and "kratos" (rule).
2. Abraham Lincoln defined democracy as "a system of government of the people, by the people, and for the people."
3. C.F. Strong defined democracy as the freedom of every citizen.
4. The concept of democracy has the same meaning as 'vox populi, vox dei', which means 'voice of the people, voice of God'.

What is the significance of the Kuttanad region in Kerala's geography and economy?

What role do remittances play in Kerala's economy?

Core Definitions and Origins of Democracy

Harris Soche	Democracy as the freedom of every citizen.
Abraham Lincoln	Democracy as a system of government in which the majority of the adult population participates in politics on the basis of a representative system.
C.F. Strong	Democracy as a form of people’s government. In other words, the people are the holders of power in the government who have the right to regulate, defend, and protect themselves from coercion from their representatives.
Aristotle	Democracy as a system of government 'of the people, by the people, and for the people'

What does 'Decentralization of Power' typically aim to achieve in democracies?

Which of the following is considered a fundamental right protected in democracies, as per the notes?

Which branch of government is responsible for interpreting laws and adjudicating legal disputes in a democracy with separation of powers?

The 'Rule of Law' in a democracy primarily ensures what?

What is a key element of free and fair elections that ensures the right to vote is extended to all adult citizens regardless of gender, race, or socioeconomic status?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a characteristic of democracy ?

The 'Kerala Model of Development' is characterized by a strong focus on which of the following?

The term 'democracy' is derived from which two Greek words?

What is the literal meaning of the term 'democracy'?

Which of the following statements is/are correct about the types of E-Governance interactions?

1. The Communal type exhibits high sociability and solidarity.

2. The Fragmented type is characterized by low sociability and solidarity.

3. The Networked type focuses on transactional services.

4. The Mercenary type has high solidarity but low sociability.

Which of the following statement(s) is/are true about the future roadmap of E-Governance in India?
i. Expanding BharatNet to rural areas.
ii. Developing multilingual platforms like UMANG.
iii. Promoting cash-based transactions.
iv. Enhancing digital literacy through PMGDISHA.