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PPSC Lecturer Political Science MCQs Online Test No. 96

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Test Name	Lecturer Political Science
Subject	Political Science Test 96
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. 96

1 / 25

In a Parliamentary system of government the Prime Minister is generally:

A member of the popular house

A member of the upper house.

Not a member of either houses of Parliament.

An experienced civil servant

2 / 25

The head of the state under Presidential system enjoys:

Nominal powers

Real powers

Dictatorial powers

No powers

3 / 25

'Constitutional Government' means:

Representative government.

Limited government

Government according to the Constitution.

Government by the consent of the people.

4 / 25

Which one of the followings has been wrongly listed as a feature of Parliamentary form of government?

Presence of a nominal or titular head of state.

Separation of powers

Collective responsibility of Cabinet.

Accountability of executive to the legislature.

5 / 25

The government under Parliamentary system is headed by:

The King

The Prime Minister

The President.

The Cabinet

6 / 25

In Presidential system of government the President is dependent on:

The council of ministers.

The legislature

The political parties

None of the above

7 / 25

To which form of government the principle of 'separation of powers' is applicable?

Parliamentary

Presidential

Federal

Unitary

8 / 25

The members of the Cabinet under Presidential system are:

Accountable to the President

Individually accountable to legislature.

Collectively accountable to legislature.

Accountable to the electorate.

9 / 25

Which one of the following countries possesses Presidential government?

India

Switzerland

U.S.A.

U.S.S.R.

10 / 25

The meetings of the Cabinet under Parliamentary government are presided over by:

The President

The Speaker

The ministers in rotation.

The Prime Minister

11 / 25

A constitutional system with its 'basic principle of Executives' continuous responsibility to the Legislature is:

People's Democracy

Parliamentary Democracy

Socialist Democracy

Direct Democracy

12 / 25

Presidential system of government is:

Representative without being responsible

Responsible without being representative.

Neither responsible nor representative.

None of the above

13 / 25

In Presidential system of government, the head of the state:

Cannot be removed by the Legislature.

Can be easily removed by the Legislature.

Can be removed by the legislature through a very difficult process

None of the above

14 / 25

Which one of the following governments operates on the principle of collective responsibility?

Parliamentary

Presidential

Federal

Unitary

15 / 25

Which one of the following is an essential pre requisite for constitutionalism?

Limited government

A written constitution

Guarantee of Fundamental Rights.

Division of powers.

16 / 25

Who of the following occupies a key position under Parliamentary system of government?

The head of the state

The Prime Minister

The Vice-President

The Speaker

17 / 25

One of the chief defects of the Presidential system of government is:

No continuous and consistent policy can be followed.

It leads to instability of government.

It lacks the representative character.

It leads to frequent conflicts between Legislature and executive

18 / 25

Which one of the followings is a feature of Presidential government?

Instability

Inalienability

Irresponsibility

Stability

19 / 25

The members of the Cabinet under Presidential government are:

Taken from all political parties in proportion to their strength in the legislature

Are taken from the Party to which the President belongs.

Are not taken from any particular party

Are taken from amongst the non-partisan persons.

20 / 25

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

Presidential government ensures a stable government.

Presidential government is more suited to deal with emergencies.

Presidential government enables the country to avail of the services of experts.

Presidential government cannot work properly in a country with multiple party system

21 / 25

President under Presidential system is head of:

State

Government

State as well as government

None of the above

22 / 25

The Presidential system of government first originated in:

U.K.

U.S.A

France

Australia

23 / 25

Under the Parliamentary system the departments are allocated to the various ministers by:

The President

The Prime Minister

By draw of lots

On the basis of the preference indicated by ministers.

24 / 25

A Parliamentary government cannot without:

A written constitution

An independent judiciary.

Political parties

A rigid constitution.

25 / 25

One of the chief merits of Presidential system of government is that:

It enables the country to avail the services of experts

It provides autocratic power to the executive.

The executive can easily shift its responsibility to the Legislature.

The executive is accountable to the elected representatives of the people.

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