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PPSC FPSC Lecturer Political Science MCQs Online Test No. 98

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Test Name	Lecturer Political Science
Subject	Political Science Test 98
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. 98

1 / 25

Which one of the following countries has a unitary system of government?

U.S.A.

U.S.S.R.

Switzerland

Britain

2 / 25

"All the ministers sail and sink together." This is true of the following form of government:

Presidential

Parliamentary

Unitary

Federal

3 / 25

In a unitary system of government:

The centre is all powerful

The centre is weaker than the states.

The centre and states stand at par.

The states and centre are supreme in their respective spheres.

4 / 25

Which of the following countries possesses a federal government?

China

Britain

France

U.S.A

5 / 25

Dual federalism implies that:

National and State Governments retain separate spheres of action

National and State Governments are interdependent.

National and State Governments are expected to collaborate in pursuit of the interest of the public.

National and State Governments have the same function.

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Which of the following combinations has all federal states?

U.S.A., Canada, Australia, Sri Lanka.

France, Malaysia, Canada, U.S.A.

Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Canada.

U.S.A., Australia, Malaysia, Canada

7 / 25

In the Presidential system of government the cabinet members are:

Elected by the legislature.

All members of the political party to which the President belongs.

Nominated by the President.

All elected representative of thelegislature.

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Which of the following principles distinguishes the cabinet system from the Presidential system?

Fixed tenure of government.

Judicial review

The relationship of the legislature with the executive

The concentration or division of governmental powers.

9 / 25

A unitary government:

Must have a written constitution.

Must have an unwritten constitution.

May have either written or an unwritten constitution

Need not have any constitution.

10 / 25

Bonapartism implies:

Strong executive head

Strong legislature.

Strong judiciary.

Strong electorate.

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The units under unitary government enjoy:

Original powers

Only those powers which are entrusted

Draw their powers from the constitution.

Do not enjoy any powers of the above nature.

12 / 25

Who is called the keystone of the cabinet arch in a parliamentary system?

President

Prime Minister

Speaker of the lower house.

Chief Justice

13 / 25

In a unitary government:

All powers are vested in the centre

Powers are divided between centre and states under a constitution.

Powers are divided by mutual consent of the centre and states through Parliamentary statute.

The judiciary must be independent.

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Which of the following are called the 'palace guards, in the United States?

A body of ministers

A body of all living vice-presidents.

A body of all living presidents.

Judges of the Supreme Court.

15 / 25

A telling example of a fusion of the presidential and parliamentary forms of government is provided by:

Switzerland

Canada

France

Germany

16 / 25

Which one of the following countries does not have unitary system of government?

France

Japan

China

Australia

17 / 25

Which of the following combination has semi presidential form of government?

USA and Chile

Mexico and the Philippines.

Pakistan and Brazil.

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The authority possessed by local bodies in a unitary system of government is:

Original

Derived from the Central Government

Derived from the Constitution.

Derived from the people.

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Which of the following combination of countries do not have presidential form of government?

USA, Brazil, Chile.

Brazil, Chile, Argentina.

Argentina, Mexico, Great Britain.

Mexico, USA, Chile

20 / 25

Federation implies:

Fusion of powers.

Separation of powers.

Division of powers

Devolution of powers

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In a federal system:

The Union is dissolvable.

The states can secede from the Union.

The Union is indestructible.

The Union and states are indestructible

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The Unitary State is stronger than a Federal one because all powers of government are concentrated in the hands of one single set of authorities. Hence there is:

Absence of conflict of authority and responsibility.

Absence of simplification of government organization.

Overlapping of jurisdiction.

Duplication of functions.

23 / 25

In which of the following federal systems decentralization is implemented under the 'grassroots doctrine?

Canada

Australia

India

USA

24 / 25

To which of the following theories does the presidential form of government owe its roots?

Collective responsibility.

Checks and balance.

Separation of powers.

Individual responsibility.

25 / 25

Which of the following statements regarding Parliamentary and Presidential forms of government is correct?

In both, the executive is responsible to the legislature.

In both the Chief Executive is nominal.

In both, the Chief Executive is nominal legislature is necessary for the executive to remain in office.

Both the forms are representative in Character

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