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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) .
51. |
Who wrote the book ‘Leviathan’? |
A. | hobbes |
B. | locke |
C. | rousseau |
D. | laski |
Answer» A. hobbes |
52. |
In Hobbes contract, Sovereign was : |
A. | party to the contract |
B. | above the contract |
C. | below the people |
D. | to be elected in a |
Answer» B. above the contract |
53. |
According to Locke in the state of nature man was : |
A. | un- civilized |
B. | nasty and brutish |
C. | peace loving |
D. | respected no code of conduct |
Answer» C. peace loving |
54. |
Locke has been called as the child of : |
A. | french revolution |
B. | industrial revolution |
C. | glorious revolution |
D. | reformation |
Answer» C. glorious revolution |
55. |
According to Locke sovereign of the civil state in the beginning was : |
A. | elected |
B. | nominated |
C. | sent by god |
D. | a high priest |
Answer» A. elected |
56. |
The main responsibility according to Locke’s sovereign was : |
A. | to protect the property of the people |
B. | to collect land revenue |
C. | to maintain transport system |
D. | to encourage formation of associations |
Answer» A. to protect the property of the people |
57. |
Locke’s sovereign : |
A. | was above the law |
B. | was bound by the laws given by him |
C. | was main source of law |
D. | all the above |
Answer» B. was bound by the laws given by him |
58. |
Rousseau was born in : |
A. | england |
B. | germany |
C. | france |
D. | switzerland |
Answer» D. switzerland |
59. |
Rousseau’s name is associated with : |
A. | patriarchal theory |
B. | matriarchal theory |
C. | theory of force |
D. | theory of general |
Answer» D. theory of general |
60. |
Rousseau’s individual in the state of nature was: |
A. | noble savage |
B. | nasty and brutish |
C. | peace loving and law abiding |
D. | quarrelsome |
Answer» A. noble savage |
61. |
According to Rousseau main reason for the social contract was : |
A. | there was need to interpret law |
B. | private property came as a serpent |
C. | social laws began to be dis-respected |
D. | man became nasty |
Answer» B. private property came as a serpent |
62. |
According to Rousseau general will was : |
A. | majority will |
B. | sum total of good wills |
C. | sum total of bad wills |
D. | sum total of the will of minority |
Answer» B. sum total of good wills |
63. |
Which one of the following factor has not contributed in the evolution of state : |
A. | natural rights |
B. | economic needs |
C. | political consciousness |
D. | desire to live |
Answer» A. natural rights |
64. |
Today the theory was most widely accepted about the origin of state is : |
A. | divine origin theory |
B. | social contract theory |
C. | marxist theory |
D. | evolutionary theory |
Answer» D. evolutionary theory |
65. |
Theory of Divine origin of state supports : |
A. | aristocracy |
B. | absolute monarchy |
C. | bureaucracy |
D. | constitutional monarchy |
Answer» B. absolute monarchy |
66. |
The state of nature was substituted by : |
A. | civil society |
B. | anarchy |
C. | lawlessness |
D. | police state |
Answer» A. civil society |
67. |
According to Divine origin theory,the king derived his authority from : |
A. | people |
B. | church |
C. | god |
D. | constitution |
Answer» C. god |
68. |
Which one of the following is not associated with Social contract theory ? |
A. | hobbes |
B. | locke |
C. | herbert spencer |
D. | rousseau |
Answer» C. herbert spencer |
69. |
Which one of the following statements is correct about social contract theory ? |
A. | the state is a natural institution |
B. | the state is a gradual evolution |
C. | the state was created by god |
D. | the state is a result of a contract |
Answer» D. the state is a result of a contract |
70. |
The territory of state consist of : |
A. | land |
B. | land and sea |
C. | land,rivers and mountain |
D. | land, territorial water and air space |
Answer» D. land, territorial water and air space |
71. |
Who did not consider territory as an essential element of state? |
A. | aristotle |
B. | hobbes |
C. | seely |
D. | laski |
Answer» B. hobbes |
72. |
The difference between State and Nation is based upon : |
A. | social aspect of the union |
B. | political aspect of the union |
C. | cultural aspect of the union |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. cultural aspect of the union |
73. |
Sovereignty is an attribute of : |
A. | despotic state only |
B. | democratic state only |
C. | all states |
D. | government |
Answer» C. all states |
74. |
The concept of external sovereignty was developed by ---------------- |
A. | john austin |
B. | bentham |
C. | oppenheim |
D. | grotious |
Answer» D. grotious |
75. |
The universal adult franchise is an indication of the principle of the : |
A. | legal sovereignty |
B. | popular sovereignty |
C. | political sovereignty |
D. | national sovereignty |
Answer» C. political sovereignty |
76. |
The term ‘state ’ in the modern sense : |
A. | is identical with polis of ancient greece |
B. | is a union of families and villages |
C. | was used for the first time by machiavelli in the ‘prince’ |
D. | is the same as government |
Answer» C. was used for the first time by machiavelli in the ‘prince’ |
77. |
Austinian theory of sovereignty is based on : |
A. | force |
B. | public opinion |
C. | democracy |
D. | pluralism |
Answer» A. force |
78. |
One of the oldest theories about right is? |
A. | natural rights |
B. | legal rights |
C. | idealistic theory |
D. | historical theory |
Answer» A. natural rights |
79. |
Idealists believe about right that should deal with : |
A. | maintaining property |
B. | maintaining judicial system |
C. | development of human personality |
D. | development of religion |
Answer» C. development of human personality |
80. |
The rights which are supposed to have been enjoyed by the people even in the state of nature are called : |
A. | fundamental rights |
B. | natural rights |
C. | civil rights |
D. | moral rights |
Answer» B. natural rights |
81. |
The rights which have more concern with inward rather than outward actions are called : |
A. | moral rights |
B. | civil rights |
C. | natural rights |
D. | political rights |
Answer» A. moral rights |
82. |
The right to have family life is : |
A. | moral rights |
B. | political rights |
C. | civil rights |
D. | natural rights |
Answer» C. civil rights |
83. |
Right to elect and hold office is : |
A. | natural right |
B. | civil right |
C. | political right |
D. | moral right |
Answer» C. political right |
84. |
Right and duties are : |
A. | contradictory |
B. | clashing and at cross purpose |
C. | co-related |
D. | not concerned with each other |
Answer» C. co-related |
85. |
Which of the following theory believes that rights are conditions ,which contribute and help in the promotion of common good ? |
A. | historical |
B. | natural |
C. | social welfare |
D. | legal |
Answer» C. social welfare |
86. |
Which of the following is not a political right of citizens? |
A. | right to education |
B. | right to vote |
C. | right to get elected |
D. | right to resist |
Answer» A. right to education |
87. |
Right to Equality before law is : |
A. | economic right |
B. | moral right |
C. | natural right |
D. | political right |
Answer» D. political right |
88. |
The theory of Natural Rights formed an important part of : |
A. | austin’s theory of sovereignty |
B. | force theory |
C. | divine origin theory |
D. | social contract theory |
Answer» D. social contract theory |
89. |
According to Laski, the state is : |
A. | the creator of all rights |
B. | not the creator of all rights |
C. | the preserver of all natural rights |
D. | not concerned with rights |
Answer» B. not the creator of all rights |
90. |
Right to Property is a : |
A. | moral rights |
B. | legal rights |
C. | civil rights |
D. | political rights |
Answer» B. legal rights |
91. |
In Modern political rights are guaranteed to : |
A. | all citizens |
B. | adult citizens only |
C. | property owners only |
D. | men only |
Answer» B. adult citizens only |
92. |
Who regarded “life, liberty and property ’’ as inalienable rights of man: |
A. | locke |
B. | hobbes |
C. | hegel |
D. | marx |
Answer» A. locke |
93. |
Rights have no validity without the recognition of : |
A. | courts |
B. | government |
C. | society |
D. | electorate |
Answer» B. government |
94. |
The most effective guarantee against infringement of right is : |
A. | legislature |
B. | executive |
C. | public opinion |
D. | judiciary |
Answer» D. judiciary |
95. |
Who of the following said that “Rights are those conditions of social life without which no man can seek in general to be himself at his best”? |
A. | marx |
B. | j.s. mill |
C. | rousseau |
D. | laski |
Answer» D. laski |
96. |
The term Liberty is derived from the Latin word : |
A. | liber |
B. | libel |
C. | lingua |
D. | labour |
Answer» A. liber |
97. |
Which one of the following statement is correct? |
A. | liberty means absence of restraints |
B. | liberty means power to do whatever one desire |
C. | liberty means absence of oppression |
D. | liberty is not total absence of restraints but the existence of socially acceptable |
Answer» D. liberty is not total absence of restraints but the existence of socially acceptable |
98. |
In India the people have been given freedom of speech, because : |
A. | the people are vigilant |
B. | the opposition is strong and well organized |
C. | impact of media |
D. | it is provided in the constitution as a fundamental right |
Answer» D. it is provided in the constitution as a fundamental right |
99. |
In most of the modern states, individual enjoy : |
A. | absolute freedom |
B. | freedom with reasonable restrictions |
C. | no freedom |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. freedom with reasonable restrictions |
100. |
The type of equality ,which believes that all should be treated as equal partners in society is called : |
A. | civil equality |
B. | political equality |
C. | social equality |
D. | natural equality |
Answer» C. social equality |
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