Question 1

Origin of party system is connected with which country

Accepted Answer

A) India 
B) china 
C) France 
D) England 
A) India 
B) china 
C) France 
D) England D

Question 2

One organ of government act as a check on the power of the other organ is doctrine of…………..

Accepted Answer

A) checks and powers 
B) balance of power 
C) checks and balances 
D) stable power 
A) checks and powers 
B) balance of power 
C) checks and balances 
D) stable power C

Question 3

Great merit of one party system is its ………………..

Accepted Answer

A) democratic nature 
B) stability 
C) responsiveness 
D) ability to take right decisions 
A) democratic nature 
B) stability 
C) responsiveness 
D) ability to take right decisions B

Question 4

The two major parties in UK are the Conservative Party and the……………

Accepted Answer

A) Labour Party 
B) Republican Party 
C) Democratic Party 
D) Congress Party 
A) Labour Party 
B) Republican Party 
C) Democratic Party 
D) Congress Party

Question 5

Main drawback of multiparty systems is its ………………….

Accepted Answer

A) authoritarian nature of governments 
B) instability of governments 
C) Genuine alternative for the people to choose 
D) all the above 
A) authoritarian nature of governments 
B) instability of governments 
C) Genuine alternative for the people to choose 
D) all the above

Question 6

Multi-party system does not exist in ……………….

Accepted Answer

A) UK 
B) India 
C) Italy 
D) France 
A) UK 
B) India 
C) Italy 
D) France

Question 7

Single party systems ………….

Accepted Answer

A) may eliminate opposition 
B) may lead to elite rule 
C) may lead to authoritarianism 
D) All the above 
A) may eliminate opposition 
B) may lead to elite rule 
C) may lead to authoritarianism 
D) All the above

Question 8

One party dominates the politics and administration of a country

Accepted Answer

A) bi-party system 
B) two party system 
C) multiparty system 
D) none of the above 
A) bi-party system 
B) two party system 
C) multiparty system 
D) none of the above

Question 9

System which is considered suitable for dealing with emergencies

Accepted Answer

A) Presidential system 
B) Parliamentary systems 
C) plural executive 
D) all the above 
A) Presidential system 
B) Parliamentary systems 
C) plural executive 
D) all the above

Question 10

Single party system exist in ………..

Accepted Answer

A) UK 
B) USA 
C) Russia 
D) china 
A) UK 
B) USA 
C) Russia 
D) china

Question 11

Which is not a function of political party

Accepted Answer

A) rule adjudication 
B) political education 
C) political recruitment 
D) political socialization 
A) rule adjudication 
B) political education 
C) political recruitment 
D) political socialization

Question 12

Political parties of the modern kind first emerged in ………………..

Accepted Answer

A) India 
B) France 
C) Italy 
D) USA 
A) India 
B) France 
C) Italy 
D) USA

Question 13

Italy under Mussolini was an example of……………

Accepted Answer

A) bi- party system 
B) multi-party system 
C) single party system 
D) none of the above 
A) bi- party system 
B) multi-party system 
C) single party system 
D) none of the above

Question 14

Bi-party system means

Accepted Answer

A) only two major parties exist in a country 
B) only two parties exit in a country 
C) more than two major parties exist in a country 
D) only one party is allowed in a country. 
A) only two major parties exist in a country 
B) only two parties exit in a country 
C) more than two major parties exist in a country 
D) only one party is allowed in a country.

Question 15

One party rule is generally associated with ……………..

Accepted Answer

A) democracies 
B) monarchies 
C) totalitarian regimes 
D) none of the above 
A) democracies 
B) monarchies 
C) totalitarian regimes 
D) none of the above

Question 16

In Presidential system is the ……………

Accepted Answer

A) nominal executive 
B) permanent executive 
C) real executive 
D) none of the above 
A) nominal executive 
B) permanent executive 
C) real executive 
D) none of the above

Question 17

Chief merit of presidential system is its …………

Accepted Answer

A) stability 
B) authoritarianism 
C) simplicity 
D) rigidity 
A) stability 
B) authoritarianism 
C) simplicity 
D) rigidity

Question 18

In USA the two major parties are the Republican Party and the……………….

Accepted Answer

A) Labour Party 
B) Conservative Party 
C) Democratic Party 
D) Congress Party 
A) Labour Party 
B) Conservative Party 
C) Democratic Party 
D) Congress Party

Question 19

Which is not a feature of political party

Accepted Answer

A) members agree on fundamental principles of the party 
B) members share same ideology 
C) members are organized 
D) does not aim to capture power 
A) members agree on fundamental principles of the party 
B) members share same ideology 
C) members are organized 
D) does not aim to capture power

Question 20

Multi-party system exists in ………………

Accepted Answer

A) UK 
B) USA 
C) Cuba 
D) India 
A) UK 
B) USA 
C) Cuba 
D) India

Exam 18: Political Systems and Parties

Origin of party system is connected with which country

One organ of government act as a check on the power of the other organ is doctrine of…………..

Great merit of one party system is its ………………..

The two major parties in UK are the Conservative Party and the……………

Main drawback of multiparty systems is its ………………….

Multi-party system does not exist in ……………….

Single party systems ………….

One party dominates the politics and administration of a country

System which is considered suitable for dealing with emergencies

Single party system exist in ………..

Which is not a function of political party

Political parties of the modern kind first emerged in ………………..

Italy under Mussolini was an example of……………

Bi-party system means

One party rule is generally associated with ……………..

In Presidential system is the ……………

Chief merit of presidential system is its …………

In USA the two major parties are the Republican Party and the……………….

Which is not a feature of political party

Multi-party system exists in ………………

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