Question

The unwritten parts of the US constitution deal with:

• A. Courts.
• B. presidential cabinet.
• C. relationship between the Centre and the States.
• D. fundamental rights.

Hint:

Some of the most significant government practices may be “unwritten” yet still shape the constitutional framework just as much as the written provisions.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

The passage notes that certain institutions in the U.S. — such as the presidential cabinet and the political party system — are not mentioned in the written constitution, yet they have constitutional significance.
Option (a) Courts — these are mentioned in the written U.S. Constitution under the judicial branch provisions.
Option (c) Relationship between the Centre and the States — this federal structure is explicitly defined in the written constitution.
Option (d) Fundamental rights — these are included in the written Bill of Rights and subsequent amendments.
Thus, the presidential cabinet is an example of an important constitutional element in the U.S. that exists entirely outside the written constitution.