An Introduction To Political Science Set 9
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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 9
Q1 | The idea of ‘reverse discrimination’ implies:
- Discriminiation in a decreasing order
- Equating rich and poor as in the electoral arena
- Bestowing favoured treatment to the hithere deprived sections
- Establishing institutional checks against arbitrary distinctions
Q2 | Who among the following holds the view that right are those conditions of social life withoutwhich man cannot be his best self?
- Green
- Laski
- Barker
- None of the above
Q3 | Who among the following opines that a right is a power clamined and recognized ascontributory to common good?
- Green
- Laski
- Barker
- None of the above
Q4 | In their essence rights are:
- Legal injunctions
- Moral impreatives
- Conditions of law
- Aspects of social life
Q5 | Who among the following held the view that right is man’s capacity of influencing the acts ofanother by means of the opinion and force of society?
- Bluntschli
- Bodin
- Holland
- Locke
Q6 | The work Law and Rights is authored by:
- W.E Hocking
- L.T Hobhouse
- Harold Laski
- None of the above
Q7 | Rights are broadly divided into three categories: natural rights, moral rights and legal rights
- Civil rights
- Political rights
- Economic rights
- All of the above
Q8 | Which of the following is the use to which the term ‘liberty’ can be put?
- Freedom from constraint, captivity or tyranny
- The unrestrained enjoyment of natural rights
- Power of free choice
- All the above
Q9 | Inequality in society was supported by:
- Pericls
- Plato
- Aristotle
- Both (b) and (c)
Q10 | In the nineteenth century, a vigorous demand for socio –econimic equality was raised by:
- Working class
- Peasantry
- Propertied class
- None of the above
Q11 | The work liberty, Equality, Fraternity is authored by:
- J.F. Stephen
- J.F. Kennedy
- J.F. Ribero
- None of the above
Q12 | Legal equality implies:
- Equal subjection of all citizens to the law
- Equal protection of the law for all citizens
- Equal distribution of material goods to all
- Both (a) and (b)
Q13 | Justice is a dynamic idea because
- Its realization is a continuous process
- Progress towards its realization depends upon the development of social consciousness
- Both (a) and (b)
- The term justice suggests the quality of being just or right or reasonable
Q14 | The earliest concept of justice in Greek thought is found to be in the writings of
- Pericles
- Socrates
- Sophists
- Early pythagoreans
Q15 | The concept of positive law is
- Roman in origin
- Greek in origin
- Liberals
- None of the above
Q16 | Who has termed social consciousness is modern consciousness in the context of thedetermination of the meaning of justice?
- Barker
- D.D.Raphael
- Laski
- Sabine
Q17 | Legal justice is broadly applied in the context of :
- Justice according to law
- Law according to justice
- Both (a) and (b)
- Law and justice according to morality
Q18 | Who among the following viewed that justice consisted in an efficient administration of lawand it should not be tested on some imaginary moral values?
- Antony Giddens
- Alf Ross
- Almond
- None of the above
Q19 | Democratic or political participation is the hall mark of democracy and
- Political modernization
- Political development
- Both (a) and (b)
- Political communication
Q20 | In the long run broadened participation is a variable of :
- Political communication
- Social and economic modernization
- Cultural revolution
- Social justice
Q21 | The book India’s Development Experience is authored by:
- Manmohan Singh
- Atul Kohli
- I.J.Ahluwalia
- Tarlock Singh
Q22 | The system which enables the majority of a constituency in Switzerland to call back their representative from his office if they are not satisfied with his office and if they are notsatisfied with his work is:
- Proportional representation
- Recall
- Spoil system
- Plebiscite
Q23 | The work ideology and Utopia is authored by:
- Karl Mannheim
- S.M. Lipset
- Saint Simon
- A.F. Bentley
Q24 | Who among the following insists on the ‘mono-national state’ as a condition of successfuldemocracy?
- Thomas Hobbes
- Hannah Arendt
- J.S Mill
- Laski
Q25 | The “iron law of oligarchy” was propounded by:
- James Burnham
- Robert Michels
- Gaetano Mosca
- Graham Wallas