Question 1

Which law is popular in England?

Accepted Answer

A) administrative law 
B) rule of law 
C) ordinance 
D) statute law 
A) administrative law 
B) rule of law 
C) ordinance 
D) statute law B

Question 2

Who is the author of 'A Grammar of Politics'?

Accepted Answer

A) mill 
B) rousseau 
C) lasswell 
D) laski 
A) mill 
B) rousseau 
C) lasswell 
D) laski D

Question 3

Referendum means

Accepted Answer

A) refer to the judiciary 
B) refer to the legislature 
C) refer to the executive 
D) refer to the people 
A) refer to the judiciary 
B) refer to the legislature 
C) refer to the executive 
D) refer to the people D

Question 4

Plebiscite is a word derived from,

Accepted Answer

A) plebiscitum 
B) plebiscite 
C) public 
D) plebian 
A) plebiscitum 
B) plebiscite 
C) public 
D) plebian

Question 5

Negative liberty implies that,

Accepted Answer

A) freedom should be unlimited 
B) freedom should be restricted 
C) freedom from wants 
D) freedom to rule 
A) freedom should be unlimited 
B) freedom should be restricted 
C) freedom from wants 
D) freedom to rule

Question 6

Which is known as the citadel of democracy?

Accepted Answer

A) athens 
B) america 
C) india 
D) switzerland 
A) athens 
B) america 
C) india 
D) switzerland

Question 7

The concept of Rights, Property, Liberty, Equality and Justice are related to-

Accepted Answer

A) dictatorship 
B) aristocracy 
C) democracy 
D) oligarchy 
A) dictatorship 
B) aristocracy 
C) democracy 
D) oligarchy

Question 8

Civil rights are given to the individuals by-

Accepted Answer

A) the state 
B) the people 
C) nature 
D) society 
A) the state 
B) the people 
C) nature 
D) society

Question 9

Which of the following country follows a multi party system

Accepted Answer

A) china 
B) england 
C) france 
D) usa 
A) china 
B) england 
C) france 
D) usa

Question 10

' Administrative law 'is popular in

Accepted Answer

A) england 
B) france 
C) u.s.a. 
D) italy 
A) england 
B) france 
C) u.s.a. 
D) italy

Question 11

"State is known by the rights that it maintains" who said?

Accepted Answer

A) russell 
B) woodrow wilson 
C) janet 
D) laski 
A) russell 
B) woodrow wilson 
C) janet 
D) laski

Question 12

Which is not a feature of Presidential form of government?

Accepted Answer

A) single executive 
B) fixed tenure of executive 
C) checks and balances 
D) dissolution of lower house. 
A) single executive 
B) fixed tenure of executive 
C) checks and balances 
D) dissolution of lower house.

Question 13

In Democracy, source of Authority is vested in-

Accepted Answer

A) the people 
B) the party 
C) constitution 
D) law 
A) the people 
B) the party 
C) constitution 
D) law

Question 14

Plebiscite means

Accepted Answer

A) people's opinion 
B) people's decree 
C) people's decision 
D) people's vote 
A) people's opinion 
B) people's decree 
C) people's decision 
D) people's vote

Question 15

Which of the following are the features on the basis of which the parliamentary system of government operates?

Accepted Answer

A) nominal and real executives 
B) executive responsible to lower house 
C) prime minister is the real executive 
D) all of the above 
A) nominal and real executives 
B) executive responsible to lower house 
C) prime minister is the real executive 
D) all of the above

Question 16

Who defined political science is "that part of social science which treats the foundations of the state and principles of government"?

Accepted Answer

A) paul janet 
B) dyke 
C) gettell 
D) none of it 
A) paul janet 
B) dyke 
C) gettell 
D) none of it

Question 17

Landsgemeinde is a direct democratic institutions in which country

Accepted Answer

A) france 
B) usa 
C) switzerland 
D) uk 
A) france 
B) usa 
C) switzerland 
D) uk

Question 18

What is the maximum term provided for an ordinance?

Accepted Answer

A) 8 months 
B) 6months 
C) 9months 
D) 12 months 
A) 8 months 
B) 6months 
C) 9months 
D) 12 months

Question 19

Which law is made by the legislature?

Accepted Answer

A) international law 
B) statutory law 
C) common law 
D) natural law 
A) international law 
B) statutory law 
C) common law 
D) natural law

Question 20

Who said, "Liberty is the opposite of Over Government"

Accepted Answer

A) locke 
B) laski 
C) hobbes 
D) seeley 
A) locke 
B) laski 
C) hobbes 
D) seeley

Exam 1: Government and Political Science: Part A

Which law is popular in England?

Who is the author of 'A Grammar of Politics'?

Referendum means

Plebiscite is a word derived from,

Negative liberty implies that,

Which is known as the citadel of democracy?

The concept of Rights, Property, Liberty, Equality and Justice are related to-

Civil rights are given to the individuals by-

Which of the following country follows a multi party system

' Administrative law 'is popular in

"State is known by the rights that it maintains" who said?

Which is not a feature of Presidential form of government?

In Democracy, source of Authority is vested in-

Plebiscite means

Which of the following are the features on the basis of which the parliamentary system of government operates?

Who defined political science is "that part of social science which treats the foundations of the state and principles of government"?

Landsgemeinde is a direct democratic institutions in which country

What is the maximum term provided for an ordinance?

Which law is made by the legislature?

Who said, "Liberty is the opposite of Over Government"

Government and Political Science: Part B

Political Science and Philosophy

Political Authors and Concepts

Political Science and Democracy

Political Science Concepts and Thinkers

Political Ideologies, Concepts, and Thinkers

Political Science and Psychology

Philosophical and Political, Justice, and Democracy

Democracy, Government Forms, and Political Theorists

Foundations and Concepts of Political Science

Theories and Concepts of Rights

Concepts of Liberty and Justice

Justice, Democracy, and Formation of Public Opinion

Political Systems and Legislatures

Government and Legislature

Systems of Government and Political Executive

Political Systems and Parties

Political Science and Ideologies

Ideologies, Classes, and Non-Violence

Democratic Systems and Processes

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