An Introduction To Political Science Set 14
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This set of An Introduction to Political Science Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on An Introduction To Political Science Set 14
Q1 | The concept of Greek justice was
- Legal
- Moral
- Social
- Political
Q2 | Roman view of justice was based on the conception of Just gentium, i.e
- Law of the people
- Law of the God
- Law of the King
- Law of the Land
Q3 | Rule of law is not followed in
- Britain
- United State of America
- France
- India
Q4 | The essential principle of modern justice is
- Judges should be part of executive
- There should be independence of judiciary
- The judges should be under the control of the Head of the State
- The judges should be under the control of the electorate
Q5 | What is meant by Economic justice
- The state should follow the theory of free trade policy
- State should not protect the economically weaker section of society
- The state should eliminate social discrimination
- The basic needs regarding food, clothing and shelter of every citizen are met.
Q6 | Who among the following said, “In justice arises as much from treating unequals equally asfrom treating equals unequally”?.
- Aristotle
- Plato
- Machiaveli
- Marx
Q7 | The origin of democracy can be traced to
- Ancient Greek city-states
- Medieval Age
- Feudalism
- Ancient India
Q8 | Who among the following was a great supporter of direct democracy?
- Hobbies
- Rousseau
- Locke
- Laski
Q9 | Which of the following countries has a representative democracy?
- Afghanistan
- Saudi Arabia
- India
- Egypt
Q10 | Who among the following, “Public opinion is the opinion held by the majority and passivelyacquiesced in by the minority”?
- G.D.H Cole
- Lowell
- Roucek
- Morris Ginsburg
Q11 | Public opinion plays a significant role in
- Democracy
- Monarchy
- Military Rule
- None of the above
Q12 | Ina democracy, the government cares for the public opinion because
- Public opinion is always right
- Public opinion is very powerful
- The people are the best judges of the government
- None of the above
Q13 | Which of the following is very harmful for the formation of a healthy public opinion?
- Yellow Journalism
- Journalism
- Media
- Radio
Q14 | Which of the following acts as an obstacle in the formation of public opinion?
- Newspapers
- Over population
- Free Press
- Illiteracy
Q15 | Which of the following contribute to the formation of the public opinion?
- Press
- Political Parties
- Legislature
- All the above
Q16 | How can the press help in the formation of public opinion?
- By spreading communal feelings
- By publishing sensational news
- By Publishing impartial and correct news and facts
- By publishing partial news and facts
Q17 | The legislature also influence the public opinion by
- Passing a laws to favour public opinion
- Giving concession to certain sections of the society
- Discussing the various burning problems faced by the people and the country threadbare
- Passing a vote of no-confidence against the council of ministers
Q18 | Which of the following statements is correct?
- The Radio and television influence the public opinion through their entertainment programmes
- The Radio and Television influence the public opinion through their commercial programme
- The Radio and television influence the public opinion by disseminating the latest news and views concerning the national and international happenings.
- None of the above
Q19 | Public platforms help a great deal in the formation of public opinion, because
- The speakers can attract the audience by their oratory
- The people get the opportunity to know the view of different speakers on the current problems
- The people can see their leaders
- The speakers can advance the ideology of their parties
Q20 | Author of ‘Spirit of Laws’.
- Rousseau
- J S Mill
- Montesque
- Bodin
Q21 | Father of the theory of separation of powers
- Montesque
- Marx
- Aristotle
- Bodin
Q22 | Theory of separation of powers found its best expression in the constitution of ……..
- India
- USA
- China
- Britain
Q23 | Who first made a distinction between deliberative, magisterial and judicial functions
- Plato
- Aristotle
- Bodin
- Garner
Q24 | Who classified powers of government into Legislature, executive and Federative
- Aristotle
- Plato
- Bodin
- Locke
Q25 | Author of ‘Civil Government’
- Locke
- Rousseau
- Bentham
- Mill