political science MCQs – Page 41

Practise multiple-choice questions from political science for competitive examinations and subject revision. Review each marked answer and report any item that may be outdated or unclear.

political science Mcqs

1. bureaucracy 2. electorate and representation 3. property 4. ibn e khaldun 5. rule of law muslim political thoughts 6. sovereignty of state 7. parliamentary and presidential systems 8. the rights 9. france constitution 10. liberty 11. pakistan constitution 12. india constitution 13. political parties and pressure group 14. usa federalism 15. international law 16. state of local govt 17. plato 18. usa constitution 19. liberalism 20. al ghazali 21. development theories and under development 22. constitutional development and national movement in subcontinent 23. marxian socialism 24. marxian theory of origin of state 25. u s s r constitution 26. nizam ul mulk tusi 27. the state 28. england constitution 29. nature theories and state function 30. constitution and constitutional government 31. allama iqbal 32. shah walliullah 33. public opinion 34. cabinet government 35. al mawardi muslim political thoughts 36. muslim political thoughts al farabi 37. justice 38. freedom of speech and press role 39. western political thoughts 40. origin of state 41. evolutionary socialism 42. fascism 43. democracy 44. aristotle 45. equality

801. Socialism is opposed to: _________?
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A. Collective

B. Equal distribution of wealth

C. Unrestricted competition

D. Social security schemes

802. Right to equality before law is: _________?
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A. Religious right

B. Natural right

C. Political right

D. Economic right

E. Moral right

803. The Theory of Natural Rights formed an important part of: _________?
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A. Divine Origin Theory

B. Austins Theory of Sovereignty

C. Social Contract Theory

D. Force Theory

804. Who said that outward conditions and rights are necessary to the national life?
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A. Cicero

B. Keruse

C. Liber

D. Edmund Burke

E. Dr. Asirvatham

805. The nineteenth century liberal thinkers held that: ________________?
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A. Each law restricts individual liberty

B. Each law promotes individual liberty

C. Law is the first condition of liberty

D. There is no relationship between law and liberty

806. The Fundamental Rights imply the rights:
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A. Which are enforced by the state

B. Which are indispensable for the growth of human personality

C. Which impose no obligation on a state

D. Which a man inherits from nature at the time of his birth

807. The Idealistic Theory of Rights is also known as: __________?
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A. Scientific Theory

B. Personality Theory

C. Social Contract Theory

D. Metaphysical Theory

808. According to Individualists people can enjoy maximum liberty only when state: ________?
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A. Performs maximum functions

B. Performs maximum optional functions

C. Does not exist

D. Performs minimum functions

809. In democracy, sovereignty resides in: __________?
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A. Among the people

B. Head of the Government

C. Head of the judiciary

D. Head of the state

810. Abolition of bonded labour is based on the philosphy and concept of:
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A. Political equality

B. Civil equality

C. National equality

D. None of the above

811. One of the serious hurdles in the way of implementing the ideals of welfare state is: ___________?
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A. Indifferent attitude of the politicians

B. Lack of interest by the common people

C. Reluctance of government servants to assume more responsibility

D. Reluctance of people to pay high taxes

812. The famous theory of natural rights affected:
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A. The Fundamental Rights of Citizens in Soviet Union

B. The American and Declaration of Rights

C. The Conduct of Monarchs and Princes

D. The Indian Constitution

813. Who believed that end of the state is good of humanity?
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A. Spencer

B. Hobbes

C. Locke

D. Hegel

E. Grotius

814. The individuals were in favour of leaving the individual completely free because:
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A. He knows his interest best

B. He is a rational being

C. He is quarrelsome

D. He is unsocial

815. Those who believe that many functions of the state should be performed by guilds are called:
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A. Welfare liberals

B. Socialists

C. Marxists

D. Guild socialists

E. Syndicalists

816. The rights against which state cannot enact law, and if enacted can be declared invalid are called:
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A. Fundamental right

B. Political rights

C. Civil rights

D. Social rights

E. Moral rights

817. The word Cratio stands for: __________?
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A. State

B. Government

C. Sovereign

D. People

E. Power

818. Which of the following is true about moral rights?
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A. These have social support

B. These have backing of the majority

C. These have the support of the religion

D. These have legal backing

819. Who of the following is not associated with the theory of natural rights?
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A. Hegel

B. Locke

C. Karl Marx

D. Thomas Hobbes

E. Bentham

820. All rights must be compatible with: ________?
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A. Common good

B. Culture

C. Religion

D. Customs

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