Define the terms-
1-   Majority Party-  The party which gets maximum seats in elections. It is also called ruling party.
2-   Opposite party- The party which does not get maximum seats in election becomes opposite party. It does not rule.
3-   Public meeting- The meeting that is held by the leader of people to raise the serious issues related to them.
4-   Constituency- These are the smaller areas which are divided for the purposes of elections.
5-   Coalition Government- When party does not get clear majority in elections, then many parties join together to form government is called coalition government.
Q-1 How is Governor appointed?
Ans- The Governor is appointed by the President with the consultation of central government. He is the head of the state.He is answerable to the President.
Q-2 Back-1 (Back exercise questions)
Ans-MLA is a Member of state legislative Assembly who is elected from particular constituency and represent the interests of the people of that area.
He is elected by direct elections in which all adults cast their votes.
Q-3  Back-2
Ans- 1- The MLAs become ministers after winning elections.
 2-They belong to the ruling party.
3-They are the incharges of the various departments.
4-They have the main authority.
5-Their work is approved by the legislative assembly.
Q-4 Back-3
Ans-  Their decisions are debated in assembly because-
1-To keep them alert for the interests of the people.
2- To keep check on the government.
3- To make it answerable.
4- To stop govt. from doing whatever it wants.
5-To get the proper policies and laws.
Q-5 Back-5.
Ans-   MLAs In Assembly                  MLAs as Ministers
1-   They can be of any party.         1- They can be of only
Ruling party.
2-   They can ask questions from     2- They have to answer
Ministers in power.Other MLAs.
3-   They together pass laws.           3- They implement laws.
4-   They try to raise the issues        4- They try to defend their
Among public.Actions among public.
Q-6 What is the purpose of press conference? How does the press conference help you to get information on what the govt. is doing?
Ans- The purpose of the press conference is to make the people aware about the working of the govt.
The reporters of the different newspapers are called to inform about the policies of the govt. as well as they ask different questions on the behalf of the people.

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