A. MacLver

B. James Mill

D. Nimkoff and Ogburn

A. One is hindrance on the parth of the other

C. One cant live without the other

D. One cant be member of both

A. State does not have all aspects of life but society does

B. Society came prior to state

D. State has sovereignty whereas society does not possess it

B. State with small population

C. City state

D. State with small areas

B. The State is large whereas Government is a small body.

C. The will of the State is expressed through Government

D. The State has original whereas Government has delegated powers

A. State should not interfere in social life of the people

B. For studying poliitical problem approach may be disciplinary

D. Scope of state activity is narrow

B. James II of England

C. Napoleon I of France

D. Hitler of Germany

B. Homogeneity is an essential feature of state

C. State and nation are identical

D. State and nation are opposed to each other

A. Anarchists

B. Socialists

C. Marxists

A. The capitalists

C. The Idealists

D. The Fabian Socialists

A. When the state concerned fights a big war

C. When other nations begin to recognise it

D. It possesses all the four essential elements

A. Aristotle, Austin, Laki and Hobbes

C. Bodin, Hobbes, Bentham and Laski

D. Aristotle, Plato, Hobbes and Bentham

A. It is only a cultural association

C. It is not permanent

D. It has only limited membership

A. McIver

B. Laski

C. Woodrow Wilson

B. Society receives its power from state

C. Society is a creation of state

D. Society is a territorial Organisation

A. Artificial

B. Contractual

D. Imposed

A. It has acquired vast armies

C. Its natureal resources have come to be known and exploited

D. It possesses territory and population big enough to meet its needs

B. Pakistan

C. Rome

D. China

A. Marx

C. All the above

D. Aristotle

B. Population

C. Government

D. Territory

A. Pro-religious

C. Irreligious

D. Anti-religious

A. The membership of the state is open to all

B. State is an association of associations

C. The state is a territorial institution

A. An individual has to be loyal to the Parliament

C. An individual may be disloyal to state but he has to be loyal to the government

D. None of these

B. Egypt

C. Rome

D. India

A. Socio-economic-cum-political association

C. Social association

D. Economic association

A. Aristotle

C. Plato

D. Grotious

B. Both do not work for the welfare of the people

C. Both are not well organized

D. Both do not touch many aspects of human life

A. Necessity of rules and regulations

B. Definite and common purpose

C. Optional membership

A. Plato

C. Masaca

D. Aristotle

A. Hobbes

C. Machiavelli

D. T.H. Green

A. Voluntary

C. Unnecessary

D. Not desirable

A. Membership of state is compulsory whereas that of the other is not

B. Membership of the state cannot be left whereas that of the association can be

C. State has fixed territory whereas association has not

A. Origin of both is shrouded in mystery

B. Loyalty of both is essential

D. Sovereignty vests in the both

A. It came along with state

C. It came after state

D. It is creation of state

A. Inductive

C. Deductive

D. Philosophical

B. Cicero

C. Machiavelli

D. Plato

A. 61 Constitution

B. 157 Constitutions

C. 159 Constitutions

E. 160 Constitutions

A. Of all the above factors

B. It subordinates the laws, which represent cumulated wisdom of several generations, to te will of the people

D. It over-emphasizes the role of the law in the governance of the state

A. Idealists

C. Individualists

D. Socialists

A. States of a federation

C. Small independent states of modern world

D. States, which have not been admitted in the UNO

A. The state is the result of a social contract

B. The state is a divine creation

C. The state is the result of force

A. MaclIver

B. Durkheim

C. Max Weber

A. Guild Socialists

C. Anarchists

D. Syndicalists

B. State has one whereas Government has several forms

C. State is more comprehensive than the Government

D. None of the above

B. It is identical

C. There is no comparison between the two

D. It is broader

A. Traditional

B. Disciplinary

D. None of the above

A. It is recognised by all the states

B. It is recognised by majority of the members of the UNO

D. It is recognised by at least ten sovereign states

A. Bangladesh

C. U.S.A.

D. U.S.S.R.

A. Finer

B. Gettell

C. Laski

A. The government is the master while the state is its agent

C. Government and state are one and the same thing

D. The authority of the state is limited while that of the government is unlimted