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Political Science Past Paper Solved MCQs Online Test No. 87

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Test Name	Lecturer Political Science
Subject	Political Science Test 87
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

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Lecturer Political Science Online Test No. 87

1 / 25

The following is true about Aristotle's citizen:

He was well-educated.

He had the right to vote.

Male and female both.

Holder of property

2 / 25

Which one of the following has a close affinity to the Rule of Law?

Martial Law

Judicial Supremacy

Constitution

Separation of Powers

3 / 25

One of the following is not the feature of 'Rule of Law':

Equality of all citizens in the application of law.

Respect for individual's rights.

Rule of law is what it is open and what it is hidden

Rule of law is basic to all the laws of the land.

4 / 25

The domain of civil society exists separate from the following:

Voluntary organisations

NGOs

State

None of these

5 / 25

Rule of Law does not imply:

Law must be universally applied

It is a personal phenomenon

It is both written and unwritten.

It is rational

6 / 25

Who described the Rule of Law as nonsense stilts?

Blackstone

Bentham

Bingham

Burke

7 / 25

The following is associated with the' Rule of Law':

Ivor Jennings

A.V. Dicey

A.D. Lindsay

Harold Laski

8 / 25

Civil Society is not a central concept in the political though of:

F.W.G. Hegel

J. Bentham

A. Gramsci

V.I. Lenin

9 / 25

According to Antonio Gramsci, civil society is primarily geared to the generation of:

Coercion

Exploitation

Consent

Dissent

10 / 25

The following coined the term 'Rule of law' :

Raz

Unger

Dicey

Madison.

11 / 25

Fascism believes in:

Subordination of women

Equality of men and women

Equality of races

Rule of elite class

12 / 25

Who among the following theorized civil society as an ideological domain?

Karl Marx

Hegel

Antonio Gramsci

Noam Chomsky

13 / 25

The concept of civil society originated in:

The reformation

The French Revolution.

The American Revolution

The enlightenment

14 / 25

'Magna Carta' is regarded as the liberties of the following people:

Englishmen

Americans

Indians

Canadians

15 / 25

The following was one of the greatest contributions of Edward Coke when he interpreted:

Magna Carta

Petition of Right

Bill of Rights

None of the above

16 / 25

Which one of the following statements is correct?

The Fascists are in favour of strong an opposition party.

Fascism stands for full freedom of press and expression .

Fascism insists on an independent judiciary.

Fascism believes that all power should be used by the executive or party bosses

17 / 25

The kind of equality that the Rule of Law enshrines is:

Substantive

Procedural

Paternal

Distributive

18 / 25

Hegel saw Civil society as a domain of:

Particularity

Freedom

Universality

Harmony

19 / 25

Fascisma as a philosophy developed:

In the nineteenth century

In the pre-World War I period

In the post World War II period.

In the inter-was period (between World War I and World War II)

20 / 25

The following introduced 'hegemony' in the concept of civil society:

Hegel

Marx

Gramsci

Lenin

21 / 25

Pick out which one of the following is not true about Fascism:

They favoured majority rule

They favoured violence.

They favoured war.

They favoured the idea of one party.

22 / 25

The Fascists were opposed to democracy on account of various reasons. Which one of the following reasons has been wrongly listed?

Because they did not believe in the inherent worth of man.

Because they felt that the masses were not competent to govern themselves.

Because they believed in human inequality.

Because majority consists of fools

23 / 25

Magna Carta stated that the government would, in future, not proceed except in accordance with:

The wishes of the people

The law of the court

The law of the land

The law of the king prescribes.

24 / 25

Hegel's concept of civil society was:

A thesis

Anti-thesis

A synthesis

None of these

25 / 25

Violation of the 'Rule of Law' arises mostly from:

Limited franchise

Delegated legislation

Lack of checks and balances

Executive's quasi-judicial power

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