Q1: 1. What is the minimum age requirement for a Hindu marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) 18 years
• B) B) 21 years
• C) C) 16 years
• D) D) 25 years

Q2: 2. Which section of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 specifies the ceremonies required for a Hindu marriage?

• A) A) Section 5
• B) B) Section 7
• C) C) Section 10
• D) D) Section 15

Q3: 3. In case a Hindu marriage is not performed with the prescribed ceremonies, it may be declared as

• A) A) Null and void
• B) B) Valid
• C) C) Invalid
• D) D) Optional

Q4: 4. What is the significance of the ceremonies mentioned in Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) They ensure legal recognition of the marriage
• B) B) They determine the dowry amount
• C) C) They dictate the wedding attire
• D) D) They decide the honeymoon destination

Q5: 5. Which of the following is NOT a mandatory ceremony for a Hindu marriage under Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Saptapadi
• B) B) Kanyadaan
• C) C) Mangalsutra Dharana
• D) D) Roka ceremony

Q6: 6. What happens if the ceremonies required by Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 are not performed?

• A) A) The marriage is still valid
• B) B) The marriage is considered incomplete
• C) C) The marriage is deemed void
• D) D) The marriage automatically gets registered

Q7: 7. Which ceremony symbolizes the completion of a Hindu marriage according to Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Kanyadaan
• B) B) Saptapadi
• C) C) Haldi ceremony
• D) D) Mehendi ceremony

Q8: 8. What is the legal consequence of not adhering to the ceremonies specified in Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Criminal charges
• B) B) Civil penalties
• C) C) Invalidation of the marriage
• D) D) Fine of Rs. 10,000

Q9: 9. Which of the following ceremonies is related to the acceptance of responsibility for the bride in a Hindu marriage?

• A) A) Mangalsutra Dharana
• B) B) Haldi ceremony
• C) C) Vidaai
• D) D) Tilak ceremony

Q10: 10. In the absence of performing the ceremonies as per Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, what may happen in case of a dispute?

• A) A) Court may validate the marriage
• B) B) Court may declare the marriage void
• C) C) Court may conduct the ceremonies itself
• D) D) Court may order a re-marriage

Q11: 11. Which ceremony in Hindu marriages symbolizes the groom's promise to support the bride and the family?

• A) A) Mangalsutra Dharana
• B) B) Kanyadaan
• C) C) Saptapadi
• D) D) Haldi ceremony

Q12: 12. What legal documentation is required to validate a Hindu marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Marriage certificate
• B) B) Birth certificates of both parties
• C) C) Affidavit from parents
• D) D) Completion of Section 7 ceremonies

Q13: 13. Which ceremony signifies the formal acceptance of the bride by the groom's family in a Hindu marriage?

• A) A) Mangalsutra Dharana
• B) B) Kanyadaan
• C) C) Saptapadi
• D) D) Roka ceremony

Q14: 14. What is the purpose of having specific ceremonies outlined in the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) To preserve cultural traditions
• B) B) To increase wedding expenses
• C) C) To confuse the couples
• D) D) To limit marriage options

Q15: 15. In a scenario where the Section 7 ceremonies are not conducted, what legal recourse can the couple take?

• A) A) Apply for a special exemption
• B) B) Seek court intervention for validation
• C) C) Register the marriage under a different law
• D) D) Perform the ceremonies later

Q16: 16. Which ceremony signifies the tying of the marital knot in a Hindu marriage?

• A) A) Haldi ceremony
• B) B) Mangalsutra Dharana
• C) C) Vidaai
• D) D) Tilak ceremony

Q17: 17. What is the role of witnesses in the ceremonies specified under Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) They perform the rituals
• B) B) They sign the marriage certificate
• C) C) They give consent for the marriage
• D) D) They provide legal validation

Q18: 18. How do the ceremonies mentioned in Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 contribute to the social aspect of marriage?

• A) A) They determine the marriage date
• B) B) They involve community participation
• C) C) They establish property rights
• D) D) They facilitate divorce proceedings

Q19: 19. Which ceremony signifies the formal completion of a Hindu marriage as per the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Kanyadaan
• B) B) Mangalsutra Dharana
• C) C) Saptapadi
• D) D) Roka ceremony

Q20: 20. What legal implications arise if the ceremonies under Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 are conducted improperly?

• A) A) Fine imposition
• B) B) Delay in marriage registration
• C) C) Nullification of the marriage
• D) D) Mandatory re-marriage

Q21: 21. Which ceremony involves the groom applying sindoor on the bride's forehead in a Hindu marriage?

• A) A) Mangalsutra Dharana
• B) B) Sindoor ceremony
• C) C) Kanyadaan
• D) D) Vidaai

Q22: 22. How do the ceremonies specified in Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 contribute to the emotional bonding of the couple?

• A) A) They establish financial security
• B) B) They involve exchange of vows
• C) C) They designate family roles
• D) D) They are purely ritualistic

Q23: 23. In case of a dispute regarding the validity of a Hindu marriage, what role does the performance of Section 7 ceremonies play?

• A) A) It is irrelevant
• B) B) It is the sole determining factor
• C) C) It can be overlooked
• D) D) It complicates the legal process

Q24: 24. Which ceremony symbolizes the union of the bride and groom's souls in a Hindu marriage?

• A) A) Kanyadaan
• B) B) Saptapadi
• C) C) Mangalsutra Dharana
• D) D) Mehendi ceremony

Q25: 25. How do the ceremonies outlined in the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 help in maintaining the sanctity of marriage?

• A) A) They ensure financial stability
• B) B) They provide legal protection
• C) C) They involve religious blessings
• D) D) They enhance social status