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[Free Quiz] Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) – for UPSC/ SSC / Bank & Govt Exams

[Free Quiz] Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) – for UPSC/ SSC / Bank & Govt Exams

The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), passed in 2019, with rules notified in March 2024, has been a topic of much debate and discussion in India. Understanding its provisions is crucial for anyone aiming to excel in competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, Bank Exams, and other government exams that often test current affairs and general knowledge.

This interactive quiz is designed to assess your knowledge of the CAA in a fun and engaging way. Packed with 30 questions, it covers key aspects of the Act, including:

Eligibility: Who can apply for citizenship under the CAA?
Process: What are the steps involved in applying for CAA citizenship?
Changes: How does the CAA process differ from regular naturalization?

By participating in this quiz, you’ll not only gauge your understanding of the CAA but also:

Sharpen your memory: Recalling key facts and figures about the Act strengthens your knowledge retention.
Identify areas for improvement: The quiz highlights topics you might need to revisit for a more comprehensive understanding.
Boost your confidence: Answering questions correctly builds confidence for competitive exams where current affairs knowledge is tested.

So, are you ready to put your CAA knowledge to the test? This quiz is a valuable tool for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the CAA and staying informed about a significant aspect of Indian current affairs.

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Citizenship Amendment Act Quiz -
This interactive quiz is designed to assess your knowledge of the CAA in a fun and engaging way. Packed with 30 questions, it covers key aspects of the Act, including the Eligibility, Process, Changes made and its Impact.
Instructions:
Number of questions: 30
Pass percentage: 50%
Time Limit: 20 minutes
Answers: Will be displayed, after completion of all questions.

1 / 30

What documents are required besides the application form?

1) Affidavits verifying statements and character, language declaration

2) Educational certificates

3) Proof of income

4) Only a passport

2 / 30

What does the applicant renounce during the application process?

1) Their citizenship of their current country

2) Their religious beliefs

3) Their claim to any future inheritance

4) Their right to vote in India

3 / 30

Who heads the Empowered Committee?

1) An independent commission

2) A representative from a state government

3) Home Secretary

4) Director (Census Operations)

4 / 30

What is the full form of NRC

1) National Register of Citizens (NRC)

2) New Record of Citizens (NRC)

3) National Record of Citizens (NRC)

4) National Registry of Commons (NRC)

5 / 30

Who can administer the oath of allegiance?

1) The Designated Officer

2) A lawyer

3) The applicant themselves

4) A religious leader

6 / 30

What does NPR stand for?

1) National Population Revenue (NPR)

2) National Population Register (NPR)

3) National Popularity Registry (NPR)

4) National Pollution Registry (NPR)

7 / 30

What is the role of the District Level Committee?

1) To make the final decision on citizenship

2) To collect application fees

3) To verify application documents and administer the oath of allegiance

4) To conduct interviews with applicants

8 / 30

What are the two categories of regions exempt from the CAA provisions?

1) Areas with high unemployment rates and those with limited resources

2) States in the north-east and some tribal areas

3) Coastal regions and border areas

4) Areas with Inner Line Permits and those covered under the Sixth Schedule

9 / 30

What is the document called that acknowledges receipt of a CAA application?

1) Form VIIIA

2) There is no acknowledgement

3) Form IX

4) Form III X

10 / 30

Which ministry officially announced the rules for the Citizenship Amendment Act?

1) Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs

2) Ministry of Home Affairs

3) Ministry of Defence

4) Ministry of External Affairs

11 / 30

Can a person who is already a registered Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) apply for CAA citizenship?

1) Yes

2) No

3) OCI is automatically converted to citizenship under CAA

4) CAA citizenship replaces OCI status

12 / 30

What is the previous residency requirement for citizenship by naturalization?

1) 11 years

2) 5 years

3) No requirement

4) Varies by country of origin

13 / 30

How are applications submitted for CAA citizenship?

1) Electronically to the Empowered Committee

2) In person at a local government office

3) By mail

4) Through a lawyer

14 / 30

Name the mobile app through which the CAA application can be submitted?

1) CAA 2019

2) CAB 2019

3) CAA 2024

4) Citizen of India - 2024

15 / 30

What is the oath of allegiance?

1) There is no oath required

2) A test of Hindi language proficiency

3) A commitment to a specific religion

4) A promise to abide by the Indian Constitution and laws

16 / 30

What is the role of the Empowered Committee?

1) To verify documents

2) To review applications and grant citizenship

3) To receive applications electronically

4) To administer the oath of allegiance

17 / 30

Can Muslims apply for citizenship under CAA?

1) No, CAA is specifically for Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi, and Christian minorities

2) All religions are eligible

3) They can apply but face a longer wait time

4) Muslims are not mentioned in the CAA

18 / 30

Is there a fee for applying for CAA citizenship?

1) Rs.50

2) Rs.500

3) Rs.100

4) No Fee

19 / 30

What is the CAA?

1) An act that simplifies business immigration for all religions

2) An act that deports all illegal immigrants

3) An act that grants automatic Indian citizenship to all refugees

4) An act that allows citizenship for religiously persecuted minorities from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan

20 / 30

How does the affidavit in Schedule IC work?

1) There is no affidavit required

2) It outlines the applicant's financial situation

3) It verifies the truthfulness of the information provided in the application

4) It details the applicant's reasons for leaving their home country

21 / 30

Under CAA, how many years of residency is required for citizenship by naturalization for eligible migrants?

1) 5 years

2) No set requirement

3) 11 years

4) They are not eligibleS

22 / 30

Who can apply for citizenship under CAA?

1) Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi, and Christian minorities from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan who arrived before Dec 31, 2014

2) All immigrants who have faced religious persecution

3) People who are undocumented but have lived in India for a long time

4) Citizens of any country facing economic hardship

23 / 30

What is the deadline for eligibility under CAA?

1) December 31, 2014

2) It depends on the reason for immigration

3) There is no deadline

4) January 10, 2020

24 / 30

The Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA) was passed on ___________

1) It has not been enacted yet

2) December 31, 2014

3) January 10, 2020

4) December 11, 2019

25 / 30

What document is used to apply for citizenship by naturalization?

1) Form VIIIA

2) There is no specific form

3) A letter of recommendation

4) A passport

26 / 30

Which languages must applicants be proficient in for CAA citizenship?

1) Hindi only

2) Any of the languages listed in the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution

3) English only

4) Their native language

27 / 30

Who can a person ask to be a character witness for their CAA application?

1) A lawyer or legal representative

2) Any Indian citizen who knows them well

3) An employer

4) A family member

28 / 30

CAA is an amendment to the _____________

1) The Companies Act, 2013

2) The Companies Act, 2013

3) Citizenship Act of 1955

4) The Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016

29 / 30

What is the Empowered Committee established under the new rules?

1) A committee to handle appeals for rejected applications

2) A committee to investigate claims of religious persecution

3) A committee to receive and process citizenship applications electronically

4) A committee to recommend changes to the CAA

30 / 30

Which of the following is true about the language declaration?

1) The applicant must pass a language proficiency test

2) The applicant must be able to speak, read, or write one of the listed languages

3) A translator will be provided to communicate

4) There is no language requirement

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