Question 1

Individualist consider state …………….

Accepted Answer

A) as a necessity 
B) ethical institution 
C) necessary evil 
D) totally unwanted institution 
A) as a necessity 
B) ethical institution 
C) necessary evil 
D) totally unwanted institution C

Question 2

Author of communist Manifesto

Accepted Answer

A) Hegel 
B) Marx 
C) Barker 
D) Laski 
A) Hegel 
B) Marx 
C) Barker 
D) Laski B

Question 3

Which is an example of Institutional Pressure Groups

Accepted Answer

A) NSS 
B) bureaucracy 
C) Bar Association 
D) INTUC 
A) NSS 
B) bureaucracy 
C) Bar Association 
D) INTUC B

Question 4

Marx considered the…………… as the basis of this world

Accepted Answer

A) idea 
B) spirit 
C) organization 
D) material object 
A) idea 
B) spirit 
C) organization 
D) material object

Question 5

Who among the following is not associated with Individualism

Accepted Answer

A) Spencer 
B) Adam Smith 
C) Hegel 
D) J S Mill 
A) Spencer 
B) Adam Smith 
C) Hegel 
D) J S Mill

Question 6

Author of the book 'wealth of Nations'.

Accepted Answer

A) Herbert Spencer 
B) J S Mill 
C) Laski 
D) Adam Smith 
A) Herbert Spencer 
B) J S Mill 
C) Laski 
D) Adam Smith

Question 7

Two varieties of proportional Representation are the Hare system and

Accepted Answer

A) Just System 
B) droop system 
C) List system 
D) none of the above 
A) Just System 
B) droop system 
C) List system 
D) none of the above

Question 8

Ideology that advocates maximum possible freedom to individual and minimum of state functions

Accepted Answer

A) Fascism 
B) Marxism 
C) Individualism 
D) Gandhism 
A) Fascism 
B) Marxism 
C) Individualism 
D) Gandhism

Question 9

In the political sphere liberalism entails …………………

Accepted Answer

A) Freedom of press and judiciary 
B) freedom of thought and expression 
C) free and fair elections 
D) all the above 
A) Freedom of press and judiciary 
B) freedom of thought and expression 
C) free and fair elections 
D) all the above

Question 10

According to Marx all fundamental historical changes are determined by the……………..

Accepted Answer

A) state 
B) working class 
C) capitalist class 
D) economic forces 
A) state 
B) working class 
C) capitalist class 
D) economic forces

Question 11

Who among the following is considered a father figure of Liberal tradition

Accepted Answer

A) Hegel 
B) Karl Marx 
C) John Locke 
D) Plato 
A) Hegel 
B) Karl Marx 
C) John Locke 
D) Plato

Question 12

Groups or associations formed for the realization of specific interest

Accepted Answer

A) political party 
B) government 
C) interest groups 
D) executive 
A) political party 
B) government 
C) interest groups 
D) executive

Question 13

Classical liberalism stood for ………….

Accepted Answer

A) liberty of individuals 
B) democratic institutions 
C) free enterprise 
D) all the above 
A) liberty of individuals 
B) democratic institutions 
C) free enterprise 
D) all the above

Question 14

Hare system is associated with…………

Accepted Answer

A) George Hare 
B) Thomas Hare 
C) Bryce 
D) Laski 
A) George Hare 
B) Thomas Hare 
C) Bryce 
D) Laski

Question 15

Parties represented in parliament in direct proportion to their overall electoral strength is …………

Accepted Answer

A) Proportional representation 
B) First past the post system 
C) Single member plurality system 
D) none of the above 
A) Proportional representation 
B) First past the post system 
C) Single member plurality system 
D) none of the above

Question 16

Chief exponent of biological argument of Individualism

Accepted Answer

A) Herbert Spencer 
B) J S Mill 
C) Adam Smith 
D) Laski 
A) Herbert Spencer 
B) J S Mill 
C) Adam Smith 
D) Laski

Question 17

Choose the correct one. Pressure group

Accepted Answer

A) differ from political party 
B) is bigger than political party 
C) is a multi-interest group 
D) one cannot be a member of many pressure groups 
A) differ from political party 
B) is bigger than political party 
C) is a multi-interest group 
D) one cannot be a member of many pressure groups

Question 18

The idea of individualism originated in………….

Accepted Answer

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

Question 19

Who among the following is associated with modern Individualism

Accepted Answer

A) Adam Smith 
B) Spenser 
C) Graham Wallas 
D) Laski 
A) Adam Smith 
B) Spenser 
C) Graham Wallas 
D) Laski

Question 20

Policy of laissez faire is otherwise known as …………..

Accepted Answer

A) Fascism 
B) Marxism 
C) Socialism 
D) Individualism 
A) Fascism 
B) Marxism 
C) Socialism 
D) Individualism

Exam 19: Political Science and Ideologies

Individualist consider state …………….

Author of communist Manifesto

Which is an example of Institutional Pressure Groups

Marx considered the…………… as the basis of this world

Who among the following is not associated with Individualism

Author of the book 'wealth of Nations'.

Two varieties of proportional Representation are the Hare system and

Ideology that advocates maximum possible freedom to individual and minimum of state functions

In the political sphere liberalism entails …………………

According to Marx all fundamental historical changes are determined by the……………..

Who among the following is considered a father figure of Liberal tradition

Groups or associations formed for the realization of specific interest

Classical liberalism stood for ………….

Hare system is associated with…………

Parties represented in parliament in direct proportion to their overall electoral strength is …………

Chief exponent of biological argument of Individualism

Choose the correct one. Pressure group

The idea of individualism originated in………….

Who among the following is associated with modern Individualism

Policy of laissez faire is otherwise known as …………..

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