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PPSC FPSC Lecturer Political Science MCQs Online Test No. 97

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Test Name	Lecturer Political Science
Subject	Political Science Test 97
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. 97

1 / 25

Which of the following is not an essential feature of the parliamentary system?

Fusion of the Executive and the Legislature.

Nominal head of the state.

Collective responsibility.

Fixed tenure.

2 / 25

A constitution is said to be rigid if:

Its method of amendment is simple.

Its method of amendment is absolute

Its method of amendment is both simple and absolute.

Its method is partly simple and partly absolute.

3 / 25

Under the Cabinet form of government, the cabinet generally remains in office.

For a fixed term.

So long as it enjoys the confidence of the popular chamber of legislature

So long as it enjoys the confidence of the head of state.

So long as it enjoys the confidence of the electorate.

4 / 25

The first systematic classification of government was given by:

Aristotle

Plato

Socrates

Montesquieu

5 / 25

The feature which is present in the Presidential System but lacking in the Parliamentary system, is the:

Distinction between the real and the nominal executive.

Fixed tenure of the Chief executive.

Formation of the Executive from the members of legislatures.

Responsibility of the Executive to the Legislature.

6 / 25

According to Aristotle, the following form of government was the best:

Monarchy

Aristocracy

Democracy

Polity

7 / 25

Which of the following is a feature of the parliamentary system?

Real executive head.

Individual responsibility.

Collective responsibility.

Powerful judiciary.

8 / 25

In which of the following systems of government is bicameralism an essential feature?

Presidential system

Parliamentary system

Federal system

Unity system

9 / 25

The postwar epoch has seen the transformation of the Cabinet government into:

Bureaucratic despotism.

One party dominant rule.

The Prime Ministerial government

Judicial supremacy.

10 / 25

The US method of amending the constitution is:

Simple

Absolute

Simple as well as absolute.

Partly simple and partly absolute.

11 / 25

Zero hour begins:

At the beginning of the day.

At mid-day

At the end of the day

At the time when the Prime Minister suggests.

12 / 25

The object of the adjournment motion in parliament is to:

Collect information from the ministers.

Make a cut in the budget proposals.

Criticise a particular policy of the government.

Topple the government.

13 / 25

Which of the following is true about constitutionalism?

There is a provision for a limited government.

There is a provision for responsive government.

There is a provision for democratic government.

There is a provision for liberal government.

14 / 25

The object of the vote of no-confidence motion is:

To adjourn the legislature.

To seek redressal of complaints.

To demonstrate displeasure and distrust in the government

To ask the ministers to give explanation of the work not done.

15 / 25

Which of the following countries once had tricameralism?

France

India

South Africa

Spain

16 / 25

In a parliamentary form of government, ministers are appointed by:

The head of the state at his discretion.

The head of the government.

The head of the state on the recommendations of the head of the government

The legislature

17 / 25

In the parliamentary form of government the members of the Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to:

The Head of State

The Chairman of the Upper House and the Speaker of the Lower House.

The popular House of the Parliament.

The Prime Minister.

18 / 25

Under the Cabinet form of government, the cabinet generally remains in office.

For a fixed term.

So long as it enjoys the confidence of the popular chamber of legislature

So long as it enjoys the confidence of the head of state.

So long as it enjoys the confidence of the electorate.

19 / 25

The most powerful legislature in the world is the:

Indian Parliament

U.S. Congress

Swiss legislature

British Parliament

20 / 25

Which of the following organ of government in China is over and above the normal three organs?

National Peoples' Congress

Standing Committee

Presidium

State Council

21 / 25

In which the following form of governments wealth plays a significant role?

Aristocracy

Dictatorship

Plutocracy

Monarchy

22 / 25

Constitutional government stands for:

Limited government

A government limited by the desires and capacities of those who exercise power.

A government run according to general laws known to the people.

A government run by people's representatives.

23 / 25

According to Aristotle, the perverted form of government with regard to polity was:

Monarchy

Democracy

Aristocracy

Oligarchy

24 / 25

The statement, "it brings about a chasm between sources of knowledge and legislative centres of their application" applies to:

The presidential system of government

The practice of delegated legislation.

Dictatorship of the Cabinet.

The relationship between ministers and civil servants

25 / 25

The theory of separation of powers was initiated by:

Blackstone

Locke

Madison

Montesquieu

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