An Introduction To Political Science Set 4
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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 4
Q1 | Who introduced the concept of negative and positive rights?
- andrew haywood
- laski
- john locke
- barker
Q2 | Social justice is primarily concerned with
- who governs society
- how society is governed
- how society is defined
- who should get what in society?
Q3 | Equality of opportunity means
- everybody as equal right to complain
- everybody finishes the same start in life
- everybody finishes the same regardless of effort
- everybody is equal
Q4 | Who among the following described democracy as the ‘tyranny of the majority?
- james madison
- john dunning
- j rousseau
- de tocqueville
Q5 | Who among the following advocated party less democracy in India?
- acharya vinoba bhave
- jayprakash narayan
- mahatma gandhi
- m.n. roy
Q6 | What did Gandhiji mean by Swaraj?
- freedom of the country
- freedom for the meanest of the countrymen
- self government
- complete independence
Q7 | Who among the following theorists advocated participatory democracy?
- c.b. macpherson
- michael oakeshoot
- f. a. hayek
- gaetano mosca
Q8 | Which of the following does not lead to the spread of democracy?
- struggle by the people
- end of colonialism
- invasion by foreign countries
- people’s desire for freedom
Q9 | Participatory democracy calls for:
- increasing the voter turnout in elections
- greater and active engagement of citizens in government
- greater involvement of the legislature in the business of legislature
- active engagement of the representatives in the affairs of their constituencies
Q10 | The advocates of deliberative democracy emphasize
- executive supremacy
- parliamentary sovereignty
- judicial autonomy
- popular participation
Q11 | The Communist manifesto was first published in
- russian
- english
- german
- french
Q12 | According to David Easton, the main function of government is to:
- provide social order, national security, and public goods
- guarantee constitutional rights
- levy tax on people to run the political system
- allocate authoritatively values for a whole society.
Q13 | The term ‘politics’ was derived from two words ‘polis’ and ‘polity’ in which language
- greek
- latin
- english
- french
Q14 | Who defined politics as “the authoritative allocation of values that are binding on thesociety?”
- john lock
- j.s. mill
- david easton
- almond
Q15 | Who contributed the work ‘the Politics’?
- aristotle
- plato
- socrates
- machiavelli
Q16 | The development of Political Science as a discipline can be traced back to
- 4th century b.c
- 3rd century b.c
- 5th century b.c.
- 6th century b.c.
Q17 | Who was the first proponent of scientific study of Politics?
- charles merriam
- harold d lasswell
- george catlin
- arthur bentley
Q18 | Who said this , ‘behavioural approach is a protest movement within politics science andmake the empirical component more rigorous’
- charles merriam
- robert a dahl
- george catlin
- arthur bentley
Q19 | Eighth principles of the behavioural approach of political science generally known as
- verifications
- pure science
- intellectual foundations
- observational study
Q20 | Who wrote the book ‘Four Essays on Liberty’?
- herbert spencer
- earnest barker
- j s mill
- isaiah berlin
Q21 | Who was the most ardent advocate of Post Behaviouralism?
- david easton
- c wright mills
- robert dahl
- harold d lasswell
Q22 | The strong demands of Post behaviouralists are
- pure science
- relevance and action
- value
- none of these
Q23 | Historical materialism is one of the tools in
- behaviouralism
- utilitarianism
- marxism
- post behaviouralism
Q24 | Whose work is Lecturers on Jurisprudence”?
- gilchrist
- john austin
- a.v. dicey
- garner
Q25 | Who wrote the work “Representative Government”?
- lowell
- t.h. green
- j.s. mill
- laski