MA Political Science

PPSC FPSC Lecturer Political Science MCQs Online Test No. 99

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Test Name	Lecturer Political Science
Subject	Political Science Test 99
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

Lecturer Political Science Online Test No. 99

1 / 25

The central government under federal system has grown powerful on account of:

Conversion of state into a welfare state.

Intimate relations between various sovereign states.

Dependence of states on central government in financial matters.

All the above factors

2 / 25

In a federal government:

All powers are vested in the central government.

All powers are vested in the units and the centre merely acts as a coordinator.

Powers are divided between the centre and states.

None of the above

3 / 25

In a federal government the states enjoy:

Original powers.

Powers delegated by centre.

Powers given by the constitution

Powers given by the people.

4 / 25

In a federal system of government the subjects of national importance are entrusted to:

The units

The centre

Jointly to units and centre.

None of the above

5 / 25

A federal system:

Must have a written constitution

Must have an unwritten constitution unwritten.

May have either written or unwritten constitution.

May not have any constitution.

6 / 25

In a federal government the powers are divided between the centre and states by:

The Parliament

The Constitution

The states by majority decision.

The central government.

7 / 25

One of the chief defects of unitary government is:

It crushes local initiative

It is very expensive.

It encourages conflicts of jurisdiction between the centre and states

It is very rigid.

8 / 25

One of the chief merits of unitary government is that:

It promotes local entity.

There are no conflicts of jurisdiction

The centre is very powerful.

It is best suited for big countries.

9 / 25

Supremacy of Constitution which is one of the essential features of a federal government means:

Constitution is above parliament.

Constitution is above states.

Constitution is above centre.

Constitution is above all institutions, civil servant and citizens

10 / 25

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

Unitary government ensures uniformity of law and administration.

Quick decisions are possible under unitary government.

Unitary government is flexible and can mould itself according to changed circumstances.

Unitary government is an ideal system for large countries

11 / 25

A unitary government has:

A single citizenship

A double citizenship

An independent judiciary.

Division of powers

12 / 25

Which one of the following subjects is generally not left in the hands of units in a federation?

Inter-state commerce

Agriculture

Education

Local self-government.

13 / 25

A federation:

Must have an independent judiciary

Need not have an independent judiciary.

Has a judiciary which is a handmaid of the central government.

Has a judiciary which is subservient to the state government.

14 / 25

A confederation differs from a federation in so far as:

It is an alliance between independent and sovereign states.

It has a common centre.

Its member cannot withdraw from the confederation.

Its members retain sovereign authority.

15 / 25

In a federation the units:

Are created by the Central Government.

Are agent of the central government.

Possess an independent entity of their own.

None of the above

16 / 25

Which one of the following statements is correct?

Confederation and federation are one and the same thing.

Members of a confederation are non-sovereign states.

Members of a federation are free to withdraw from its membership.

Members of a confederation are free to withdraw from its membership.

17 / 25

A federation can come into existence through the process of:

Integration only

Disintegration only

Integration as well as disintegration

None of the above

18 / 25

The term federation is drawn from the term 'foedus' taken from:

Latin

French

English

Spanish

19 / 25

Which one of the following has been wrongly listed as an essential condition for the formation of a federation?

Desire for unity and autonomy.

Community of language and culture.

Inequality of economic resources

Politically enlightened citizens.

20 / 25

A confederation differs from a federation in so far as:

It provides for only single citizenship

It creates a new state.

It has a separate body of laws.

It does not permit its member to withdraw at will.

21 / 25

A country with a unitary government generally does not have an independent judiciary because:

It is very expensive.

All powers are vested in the centre and there is no possibility of any disputes with units

Powers of centre as well as states are clearly laid down by the constitution.

22 / 25

Which one of the following statements is correct?

Unitary system of government promotes feeling of regionalism.

Unitary government leads to unnecessary delay in decisions.

A unitary government ensure greater autonomy for the states and-other local self-government.

A unitary government ensures a strong central government

23 / 25

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

Federation is based on the principle of 'union without unity'.

A federal system gives complete autonomy to the centre and states within their respective spheres.

Distribution of powers in essential feature of a federation.

Centre is omnipotent under a federal system

24 / 25

The Constitution in a federation can be amended:

By the centre alone.

By the centre with the consent of the states

By the state alone.

By the judiciary.

25 / 25

Generally in a federation one of the following subjects is not entrusted to the centre:

External affairs.

Police

Currency and banking

Defence

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