Question 1

Marx predicts

Accepted Answer

A) a classless society 
B) communist society 
C) society without contradictions 
D) all the above 
A) a classless society 
B) communist society 
C) society without contradictions 
D) all the above D

Question 2

The ideology of fascism emerged in which country

Accepted Answer

A) Germany 
B) Russia 
C) Italy 
D) Spain 
A) Germany 
B) Russia 
C) Italy 
D) Spain C

Question 3

According to Gandhi

Accepted Answer

A) ends are more important than means 
B) only our means should be moral and not ends 
C) moral means leads to moral ends 
D) our ends should be moral and not means 
A) ends are more important than means 
B) only our means should be moral and not ends 
C) moral means leads to moral ends 
D) our ends should be moral and not means B

Question 4

According to Gandhi Non-Violence is the quality of…….

Accepted Answer

A) weak 
B) brave and effeminate 
C) villagers 
D) strong and brave 
A) weak 
B) brave and effeminate 
C) villagers 
D) strong and brave

Question 5

In Greek 'Demos' means

Accepted Answer

A) power 
B) state 
C) democracy 
D) people 
A) power 
B) state 
C) democracy 
D) people

Question 6

In Greek 'Kratos' means

Accepted Answer

A) power 
B) state 
C) democracy 
D) people 
A) power 
B) state 
C) democracy 
D) people

Question 7

Fascism stood against …………..

Accepted Answer

A) democracy 
B) liberty 
C) internationalism 
D) all the above 
A) democracy 
B) liberty 
C) internationalism 
D) all the above

Question 8

The ideology that consider democracy as the worst form of government

Accepted Answer

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

Question 9

According to Marx after the success of revolution and overthrow of capitalism the state will…….

Accepted Answer

A) reduce its functions 
B) wither away 
C) become a class institution of the workers 
D) become powerless 
A) reduce its functions 
B) wither away 
C) become a class institution of the workers 
D) become powerless

Question 10

According to Gandhi, the highest form of non-violence………..

Accepted Answer

A) Non-violence of the brave 
B) passive non-violence of the helpless 
C) Passive non-violence of the coward 
D) none of the above 
A) Non-violence of the brave 
B) passive non-violence of the helpless 
C) Passive non-violence of the coward 
D) none of the above

Question 11

Literal meaning of bourgeoisie

Accepted Answer

A) capitalist class 
B) working class 
C) middle class 
D) none of the above 
A) capitalist class 
B) working class 
C) middle class 
D) none of the above

Question 12

The class war is between ….

Accepted Answer

A) middle class and Proletariat class 
B) Proletariat class and working class 
C) Bourgeoisie and Middle class 
D) Proletariat and Bourgeoisie 
A) middle class and Proletariat class 
B) Proletariat class and working class 
C) Bourgeoisie and Middle class 
D) Proletariat and Bourgeoisie

Question 13

Satyagraha

Accepted Answer

A) is based on the concept of suffering 
B) never injures the opponent 
C) tries to wean the opponent from error by love and self suffering 
D) All the above 
A) is based on the concept of suffering 
B) never injures the opponent 
C) tries to wean the opponent from error by love and self suffering 
D) All the above

Question 14

Tolstoy's book that made a great influence on Gandhi

Accepted Answer

A) Unto This Last 
B) Civil Disobedience 
C) The Kingdom of God within You 
D) none of the above 
A) Unto This Last 
B) Civil Disobedience 
C) The Kingdom of God within You 
D) none of the above

Question 15

The task of the dictatorship of the proletariat is ……………..

Accepted Answer

A) centralize production 
B) increase production 
C) to expropriate the Bourgeoisie 
D) all the 
A) centralize production 
B) increase production 
C) to expropriate the Bourgeoisie 
D) all the

Question 16

According to Marx, in the class war …………….. will come out victorious.

Accepted Answer

A) Bourgeoisie 
B) Capitalist Class 
C) Proletariat 
D) Middle Class 
A) Bourgeoisie 
B) Capitalist Class 
C) Proletariat 
D) Middle Class

Question 17

The ideology of Fascism was developed by ….… …..

Accepted Answer

A) Hitler 
B) Stalin 
C) Napoleon 
D) Mussolini 
A) Hitler 
B) Stalin 
C) Napoleon 
D) Mussolini

Question 18

The word fasces in Italian means ………….

Accepted Answer

A) power 
B) bundles 
C) strength 
D) state 
A) power 
B) bundles 
C) strength 
D) state

Question 19

By proletariat class Marx meant ……………

Accepted Answer

A) the working class 
B) the middle class 
C) the capitalist class 
D) middle class and capitalist class combined 
A) the working class 
B) the middle class 
C) the capitalist class 
D) middle class and capitalist class combined

Question 20

Fascism advocated ………………

Accepted Answer

A) aggressive nationalism 
B) hero-worship 
C) irrationalism 
D) All the above 
A) aggressive nationalism 
B) hero-worship 
C) irrationalism 
D) All the above

Exam 20: Ideologies, Classes, and Non-Violence

Marx predicts

The ideology of fascism emerged in which country

According to Gandhi

According to Gandhi Non-Violence is the quality of…….

In Greek 'Demos' means

In Greek 'Kratos' means

Fascism stood against …………..

The ideology that consider democracy as the worst form of government

According to Marx after the success of revolution and overthrow of capitalism the state will…….

According to Gandhi, the highest form of non-violence………..

Literal meaning of bourgeoisie

The class war is between ….

Satyagraha

Tolstoy's book that made a great influence on Gandhi

The task of the dictatorship of the proletariat is ……………..

According to Marx, in the class war …………….. will come out victorious.

The ideology of Fascism was developed by ….… …..

The word fasces in Italian means ………….

By proletariat class Marx meant ……………

Fascism advocated ………………

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