Question 1

The word 'theory' originated from Greek word

Accepted Answer

A) Theorem 
B) Thor 
C) Theoria 
D) Thesis 
A) Theorem 
B) Thor 
C) Theoria 
D) Thesis C

Question 2

Traditional approaches give the most important to the study of

Accepted Answer

A) Individual 
B) Community 
C) Family 
D) State 
A) Individual 
B) Community 
C) Family 
D) State D

Question 3

Who among them was the teacher of Plato

Accepted Answer

A) Homer 
B) Socrates 
C) Aristotle 
D) Herodotus 
A) Homer 
B) Socrates 
C) Aristotle 
D) Herodotus B

Question 4

Social Contract theory was against

Accepted Answer

A) state of nature 
B) veil of ignorance 
C) divine right 
D) civil society 
A) state of nature 
B) veil of ignorance 
C) divine right 
D) civil society

Question 5

Who wrote, A Grammar of Politics

Accepted Answer

A) Karl Marx 
B) Harold J. Laski 
C) George H. Sabine 
D) Wolin 
A) Karl Marx 
B) Harold J. Laski 
C) George H. Sabine 
D) Wolin

Question 6

Marxist approaches to political theory emphasize against

Accepted Answer

A) Feudalism 
B) Capitalism 
C) Democracy 
D) Classical theory 
A) Feudalism 
B) Capitalism 
C) Democracy 
D) Classical theory

Question 7

With whom Karl Marx wrote The Communist Manifesto?

Accepted Answer

A) Hegel 
B) Thomas Moore 
C) Hegel. 
D) Friedrich Engels 
A) Hegel 
B) Thomas Moore 
C) Hegel. 
D) Friedrich Engels

Question 8

According to Easton, which of the following is the major tenets of behavioural credo?

Accepted Answer

A) Widened the study of political philosophy 
B) Integration of political research with other social science 
C) Deepen the legal approach through legislature 
D) Widened the historical approach 
A) Widened the study of political philosophy 
B) Integration of political research with other social science 
C) Deepen the legal approach through legislature 
D) Widened the historical approach

Question 9

'Man is by nature political animal' was quoted by

Accepted Answer

A) Plato 
B) Socrates 
C) Euclid 
D) Aristotle 
A) Plato 
B) Socrates 
C) Euclid 
D) Aristotle

Question 10

Who advocate the theory of natural rights?

Accepted Answer

A) John Locke 
B) Jawaharlal Nehru 
C) Plato 
D) Engels 
A) John Locke 
B) Jawaharlal Nehru 
C) Plato 
D) Engels

Question 11

Who said, "Political Science begins and ends with the state".

Accepted Answer

A) David Held 
B) Earnest Barker 
C) James W. Garner 
D) Hobhouse 
A) David Held 
B) Earnest Barker 
C) James W. Garner 
D) Hobhouse

Question 12

The author of the book 'The Republic' is

Accepted Answer

A) Aristotle 
B) Plato 
C) Herodotus 
D) Cicero 
A) Aristotle 
B) Plato 
C) Herodotus 
D) Cicero

Question 13

One of the basic scope of political theory is to analyse

Accepted Answer

A) the nature and purpose of the State 
B) natural science for human progression 
C) the industrial revolution for economic development 
D) the state economy to help the industrial sector 
A) the nature and purpose of the State 
B) natural science for human progression 
C) the industrial revolution for economic development 
D) the state economy to help the industrial sector

Question 14

'State' in Marxist approaches belong to

Accepted Answer

A) super structure 
B) base 
C) middle structure 
D) lower structure 
A) super structure 
B) base 
C) middle structure 
D) lower structure

Question 15

The features of post-behaviouralism is based on

Accepted Answer

A) Facts and value 
B) Normative and philosophical 
C) Empirical and quantitative only 
D) None of the above 
A) Facts and value 
B) Normative and philosophical 
C) Empirical and quantitative only 
D) None of the above

Question 16

Who made the statement that, "Political theory was political science in the full sense, and there could be no science without theory"?

Accepted Answer

A) Wolin 
B) Germino 
C) Hume 
D) Ferguson 
A) Wolin 
B) Germino 
C) Hume 
D) Ferguson

Question 17

Who among the social contract theorist advocate for 'absolute sovereignty'

Accepted Answer

A) Bentham 
B) Thomas Hobbes 
C) Jean Jacques Rousseau 
D) Pufendorf 
A) Bentham 
B) Thomas Hobbes 
C) Jean Jacques Rousseau 
D) Pufendorf

Question 18

The term 'polis' derived from Greek word, which means

Accepted Answer

A) Policy 
B) State 
C) City 
D) City-state 
A) Policy 
B) State 
C) City 
D) City-state

Question 19

Which is not the approach to study of political theory

Accepted Answer

A) Traditional approach 
B) Sociological approach 
C) Philosophical approach 
D) None of the above 
A) Traditional approach 
B) Sociological approach 
C) Philosophical approach 
D) None of the above

Question 20

Post-behaviouralism is also regarded as

Accepted Answer

A) Anti-behaviouralism 
B) Neo-behaviouralism 
C) Neo liberalism 
D) Neo-science 
A) Anti-behaviouralism 
B) Neo-behaviouralism 
C) Neo liberalism 
D) Neo-science

The word 'theory' originated from Greek word

Traditional approaches give the most important to the study of

Who among them was the teacher of Plato

Social Contract theory was against

Who wrote, A Grammar of Politics

Marxist approaches to political theory emphasize against

With whom Karl Marx wrote The Communist Manifesto?

According to Easton, which of the following is the major tenets of behavioural credo?

'Man is by nature political animal' was quoted by

Who advocate the theory of natural rights?

Who said, "Political Science begins and ends with the state".

The author of the book 'The Republic' is

One of the basic scope of political theory is to analyse

'State' in Marxist approaches belong to

The features of post-behaviouralism is based on

Who made the statement that, "Political theory was political science in the full sense, and there could be no science without theory"?

Who among the social contract theorist advocate for 'absolute sovereignty'

The term 'polis' derived from Greek word, which means

Which is not the approach to study of political theory

Post-behaviouralism is also regarded as

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The word 'theory' originated from Greek word

Traditional approaches give the most important to the study of

Who among them was the teacher of Plato

Social Contract theory was against

Who wrote, A Grammar of Politics

Marxist approaches to political theory emphasize against

With whom Karl Marx wrote The Communist Manifesto?

According to Easton, which of the following is the major tenets of behavioural credo?

'Man is by nature political animal' was quoted by

Who advocate the theory of natural rights?

Who said, "Political Science begins and ends with the state".

The author of the book 'The Republic' is

One of the basic scope of political theory is to analyse

'State' in Marxist approaches belong to

The features of post-behaviouralism is based on

Who made the statement that, "Political theory was political science in the full sense, and there could be no science without theory"?

Who among the social contract theorist advocate for 'absolute sovereignty'

The term 'polis' derived from Greek word, which means

Which is not the approach to study of political theory

Post-behaviouralism is also regarded as

Constitution of India: Interpretation, Fundamental Rights, and Amendments

Indian Politics and Government Systems

Constitution of India and Its Formation

Foundations of Indias Governance: Understanding the Constitution and Its System

Government and Politics in India: Membership, Elections, and Committees

Political Theory and Approaches

Political Theory: Sovereignty, Law, Liberty, and Freedom

Equality and Human Rights

Concepts of Justice and Democracy

Concepts Liberal Democracy and Welfare State

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