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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (BA political science) , Bachelor of Arts in Economics (BA Economics) , Bachelor of Arts in History (BA History) .
151. |
In a Federal Government, the powers are divided between the Centre and the States by |
A. | the central government |
B. | majority decision |
C. | the constitution |
D. | the parliament. |
Answer» C. the constitution |
152. |
A Unitary government has |
A. | no right of citizenship |
B. | division of powers |
C. | an independent judiciary |
D. | a single citizenship |
Answer» D. a single citizenship |
153. |
Rule of Law is one of the Fundamental principles of the |
A. | german constitution |
B. | british constitution |
C. | french constitution |
D. | russian constitution |
Answer» B. british constitution |
154. |
Most favoured technique of pressure groups, in the USA is |
A. | boycott and picketing |
B. | lobbying |
C. | total strike |
D. | peaceful agitations |
Answer» B. lobbying |
155. |
Psephology deals with |
A. | political parties |
B. | voting behavior and election studies |
C. | human rights |
D. | pressure groups |
Answer» B. voting behavior and election studies |
156. |
The argument that the study of Political Science focused on State and government belongs to |
A. | traditional approach |
B. | behavioural approach |
C. | post behavioural approach |
D. | marxian approach |
Answer» A. traditional approach |
157. |
The Classic work on “Public opinion” was authored by |
A. | robert a. dahl |
B. | walter lippmann |
C. | rajni kothari |
D. | karl deutsch |
Answer» B. walter lippmann |
158. |
The theory of ideal state is associated with |
A. | plato |
B. | rousseau |
C. | aristotle |
D. | hobbes |
Answer» A. plato |
159. |
Political homogeneity is a feature of |
A. | presidential system |
B. | collegial executive |
C. | parliamentary system |
D. | aristocracy |
Answer» C. parliamentary system |
160. |
‘Filibustering’ is associated with |
A. | law making |
B. | training |
C. | civil service |
D. | election |
Answer» A. law making |
161. |
“The Functions of the Executive” was written by |
A. | urwick |
B. | chester bernard |
C. | robert dahl |
D. | herbert simon |
Answer» B. chester bernard |
162. |
The concept of labour theory of value is propounded by |
A. | karl marx |
B. | herbert spencer |
C. | david ricardo |
D. | karl popper |
Answer» C. david ricardo |
163. |
Which one of the following is not a concept of Gandhiji |
A. | ramaraj |
B. | gramswaraj |
C. | classeless democracy |
D. | cottage industries |
Answer» C. classeless democracy |
164. |
Which one of the following is not a technique of Satyagraha |
A. | sarvodaya |
B. | strike |
C. | hijrat |
D. | non cooperation |
Answer» A. sarvodaya |
165. |
Who started Sarvodaya as a social movement |
A. | gandhiji |
B. | jayaprakash narayan |
C. | vinobha bhave |
D. | nehru |
Answer» C. vinobha bhave |
166. |
In a Parliamentary system the council of ministers are responsible to |
A. | prime minister |
B. | judiciary |
C. | parliament |
D. | president |
Answer» C. parliament |
167. |
The meeting of the cabinet is presided over by |
A. | president |
B. | speaker |
C. | prime minister |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. prime minister |
168. |
A representative democracy is the most suitable form of government for enactment of laws that are consistent with |
A. | public opinion |
B. | principle of liberty |
C. | regional aspiration |
D. | market forces |
Answer» A. public opinion |
169. |
West Minister model stands for particular form of |
A. | constitution |
B. | state |
C. | government |
D. | administration |
Answer» C. government |
170. |
According to Marx the state came into being to |
A. | make life better |
B. | protect life and liberty |
C. | end exploitation of the poor |
D. | legalise exploitation of the poor by the state |
Answer» D. legalise exploitation of the poor by the state |
171. |
Which institution in a federal system is called 'Balancing Wheel of theConstitution'? |
A. | legislature |
B. | executive |
C. | judiciary |
D. | press |
Answer» C. judiciary |
172. |
Who gave the view that ‘ A constitutional state 'is one in which the powers of government, the rights of the governed and the relations between the two are adjusted'? |
A. | k. c. wheare |
B. | c. f. strong |
C. | carl j. friedrich |
D. | james bryce |
Answer» B. c. f. strong |
173. |
‘Those who says that religion has nothing to do with politics do not know what religion means’ who said this ? |
A. | gandhi |
B. | karl marx |
C. | hobbes |
D. | locke |
Answer» A. gandhi |
174. |
In which theory of origin of the state, political conscience is an important factor |
A. | force theory |
B. | matriarchic theory |
C. | social contract theory |
D. | evolutionary theory |
Answer» D. evolutionary theory |
175. |
“The art of looking for trouble. Finding it whether it exists or not, diagnosing it wrongly and applying the wrong remedy” Who among the following gave the above definition of politics? |
A. | Ernest Barker |
B. | Ernest Benn |
C. | Frederick Pollock |
D. | David Easton |
Answer» B. Ernest Benn |
176. |
Who among the following pioneered the integration of the study of political science with psychology? |
A. | S.M.Lipset |
B. | Walter Bagehot |
C. | Eric Voeghin |
D. | Harold Laski |
Answer» B. Walter Bagehot |
177. |
Who among the following advocated that the central idea of the political science is power? |
A. | David Apter |
B. | Amos |
C. | Max weber |
D. | Runciman |
Answer» C. Max weber |
178. |
Harold Lasswell’s “Politics: Who Gets, What, when and How” discusses: |
A. | Distributive justice |
B. | Scientific method and value-relativism |
C. | Social implications of political participation |
D. | Fundamentals of political participation |
Answer» B. Scientific method and value-relativism |
179. |
Who among the following employed a biological method in the study of politics? |
A. | Lord action |
B. | Milton |
C. | T.H Green |
D. | Herbert Spencer |
Answer» D. Herbert Spencer |
180. |
The work ‘Power and Society’ is co-authored by : |
A. | Greenstein, Polsby and Nelson |
B. | Rieselbach and Balds |
C. | Girth and Mills |
D. | Harold Lasswell and Abraham Kaplan |
Answer» D. Harold Lasswell and Abraham Kaplan |
181. |
The keynote of liberalism is _________ |
A. | Individual |
B. | Liberty |
C. | Liberty of the individual |
D. | Personality |
Answer» B. Liberty |
182. |
The famous ‘fourfold functional analysis’ of the social systems is made by |
A. | Gabriel Almond |
B. | Sidney Verba |
C. | James Coleman |
D. | Talcott Parsons |
Answer» D. Talcott Parsons |
183. |
A scientific sociological evaluation of the state has been discussed by: |
A. | Maclver in the Modern state |
B. | Engels in Anti-Duhring |
C. | Maclver in the Web of Government |
D. | Engels in The origin of the family, private property and the state |
Answer» D. Engels in The origin of the family, private property and the state |
184. |
Jurisprudence is |
A. | Law |
B. | History of law |
C. | Anthology on law |
D. | Science of law |
Answer» D. Science of law |
185. |
The work ‘Political Science: A philosophical Analysis’ is authored by: |
A. | Oran Young |
B. | Herbert Storing |
C. | Vermon van Dyke |
D. | Leo strauss |
Answer» C. Vermon van Dyke |
186. |
Which of the following works have nsote been authored by R.M. MacIver? |
A. | The Web of Government |
B. | Society: its structure and changes |
C. | The Modern State |
D. | An introduction to Politics |
Answer» D. An introduction to Politics |
187. |
Which of the following have been authored by RobertDahl? |
A. | A preface to Democratic theory |
B. | Politic science – The discipline and its dimensions |
C. | Modern political analysis |
D. | Both (a) and (c) |
Answer» D. Both (a) and (c) |
188. |
In Marxist theory, society is divided into dominant and dependent classes and the former controls the state which is an embodiment of: |
A. | Political Power |
B. | Economic Power |
C. | Social Power |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Political Power |
189. |
Who opined that it was in small states that democracy first arose? |
A. | Lord Bryee |
B. | Lord Action |
C. | Lord Hewart |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Lord Bryee |
190. |
The chief proponents of the theory of natural rights are |
A. | John Locke and Thomas Paine |
B. | Lasswell and Kant |
C. | Hegel and Kant |
D. | Durkheim and Weber |
Answer» A. John Locke and Thomas Paine |
191. |
Which of the following theories is the one opposed to the theory of natural rights? |
A. | Personality theory of rights |
B. | Historical theory of rights |
C. | Legal theory of right |
D. | social expediency theory of rights |
Answer» C. Legal theory of right |
192. |
The historical theory of rights can be summed up in the sentence: |
A. | History makes right |
B. | What is right is historical |
C. | History of the child of right |
D. | History and right are antithetical |
Answer» A. History makes right |
193. |
In connection with rights, Bentham and Mill expressly advocate the principle of utility in opposition to : |
A. | Conventions and traditions |
B. | Merely following customs and appealing to the arbitrary voice of nature |
C. | Law and rules |
D. | Principles of jurisprudence |
Answer» B. Merely following customs and appealing to the arbitrary voice of nature |
194. |
Who among the following laid down an elaborate defiance of personal liberty? |
A. | Rawls |
B. | Poulantzas |
C. | Robert Michels |
D. | John Stuar Mill |
Answer» D. John Stuar Mill |
195. |
Civil liberty stands for : |
A. | Freedom to pursure one’s desire |
B. | Freedom to exercise discretion in one’s own domain |
C. | Liberty to mass wealth |
D. | Liberty to free action and immunity from interference |
Answer» D. Liberty to free action and immunity from interference |
196. |
Who among the following held the view that liberty and equality are opposed to each other? 1.J.S Mill 2. Lord Hewart 3. De Tocqueville 4. Lord Acton |
A. | Only 2 |
B. | Only 3 |
C. | 3 and 4 |
D. | Only 4 |
Answer» C. 3 and 4 |
197. |
“----- Who opines that freedom exists only because there is restraint” |
A. | Dicey |
B. | Seeley |
C. | Bryce |
D. | Willoughby |
Answer» D. Willoughby |
198. |
“Man is free when he obey’s the law of impulse for self –perfection” – Green in the above statement Thomas Hill Green upholds which of the following ideas of freedom? |
A. | Personal freedom |
B. | Moral freedom |
C. | National freedom |
D. | Constitutional freedom |
Answer» B. Moral freedom |
199. |
Democracy in Crisis 3. Democracy in Crisis 28. The author of Anarchy, State and Utopia is |
A. | F.A. Hayek |
B. | C.B. Macpherson |
C. | Robert Nozick |
D. | Neitzsche |
Answer» C. Robert Nozick |
200. |
The idea of joining or fitting’ is implied in the concept of |
A. | Liberty |
B. | Equality |
C. | Property |
D. | Justice |
Answer» A. Liberty |
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