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AP Polity, Panchayati Raj and Local Administration · Chapter 50
Practice set 5

Choose first, then check both the answer and the reason.

41. A revenue division is made up of:

A. Mandals B. Only corporations C. States D. Police circles only

Answer A. District portals show revenue divisions containing mandals.

42. A mandal revenue office is headed by:

A. Tahsildar B. Mayor C. Ward councillor D. Sarpanch

Answer A. The Tahsildar is the mandal revenue officer.

43. The district Collectorate and ZPP are:

A. Different institutions with different legal roles B. The same elected council C. Two names for a Gram Sabha D. Both courts

Answer A. The Collectorate is state administration; ZPP is rural local government.

44. A land-record name correction normally follows:

A. Revenue law and records B. A Gram Sabha vote alone C. Municipal waste rules D. APSRTC ticket rules

Answer A. The competent revenue chain and applicable law control correction.

45. A registered complaint proves:

A. A complaint was filed B. A service was restored C. A bill was paid D. The road was built

Answer A. An acknowledgement is an initial record, not a completion certificate.

46. A village road resolution proves:

A. A priority or decision was recorded B. A contract is automatically valid C. Measurement is complete D. All land was acquired

Answer A. Execution requires separate approvals and evidence.

47. A work measurement book helps verify:

A. Quantities executed B. The next SEC election date C. Sarpanch age D. A police FIR

Answer A. Measurement records relate to executed civil work.

48. A municipal waste complaint should first be classified as:

A. An urban civic-service issue B. A Union treaty issue C. A panchayat election D. A land-title case

Answer A. Waste management is an urban local-service subject.

49. A dry rural tap despite a recorded connection shows that:

A. Connection and functional service differ B. Every water source works C. The census changed D. The GP ceased

Answer A. Source, treatment, power and maintenance determine service.

50. A municipal tax demand differs from collection because:

A. A billed amount may remain unpaid B. A demand is always cash received C. Taxes are always loans D. Councils never levy taxes

Answer A. Demand and actual collection are different financial stages.

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