An Introduction To Political Science Set 13
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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 13
Q1 | Which one of the following is not a political right?
- Right to public Office
- Right to Petition
- Right to Education
- Right to contest Election
Q2 | Which of the following is a Civil Right?
- Right to freedom of speech and expression
- Right to vote
- Right to become a member of parliament
- Right to Association
Q3 | The right to elect Member of parliament is a
- Political right
- Social right
- Religious right
- Moral right
Q4 | __________has granted the Fundamental rights to the citizens of India
- Parliament
- Constitution of India
- A government of Order
- A Special Law
Q5 | ________was the first political thinker to advocate communism of property.
- Marx
- Lenin
- Plato
- Engels
Q6 | Who among the following deemed liberty as living life to the fullest.
- Macpherson
- Hegel
- Kant
- Green
Q7 | Who among the following philosophers considers liberty as Obedience to Law?
- Hegel
- Kant
- Spencer
- Green
Q8 | The word liberty is derived from the word liber of
- Greek language
- French language
- German language
- Latin language
Q9 | The word liber means
- Licence
- Free
- Restricted
- Obstruction
Q10 | What is the literal meaning of liberty?
- Absence of restraint
- Restraint
- Freedom with certain limitations
- Positive freedom
Q11 | Natural liberty is generally identified with
- Restricted freedom
- Limited freedom
- Unlimited and unrestricted freedom
- None of the above
Q12 | Natural liberty implies
- Liberty enjoyed by man in the imaginary state of nature when civil society did not exist
- The liberty which man enjoys in the society
- The liberty which man enjoys in the state
- Absence of any type of liberty
Q13 | _________was the chief exponent of the concept of natural liberty
- Rousseau
- Hobbes
- Locke
- Austin
Q14 | According to ___”Civil liberty consists of right and privileges which the State createsand protects for its subjects.
- Gettell
- Gilchrist
- Laski
- Montesquieu
Q15 | Which among the following is not civil liberty?
- Right to equality before law.
- Right to freedom of speech ad expression
- Right to vote
- Freedom of the person
Q16 | Who among the following said “Liberty means to grow to one’s natural height to developone’s abilities?
- Burns
- Gettell
- Locke
- Rousseau
Q17 | Who among the following said ‘Political liberty is the power to be active in the affairs of the state’?
- Hobbes
- Laski
- Gilchrist
- Gettell
Q18 | Laski holds that two conditions are essential to make political liberty real
- Equality and property
- Equal access to education, honest and free press
- Civil liberty and Economic liberty
- Religious and Civil liberty
Q19 | The positive view of liberty was first put forward by
- Ideals thinkers like Kant, Hegel, Fichte
- Idealist thinkers like Laski, Kant etc.
- Classical thinkers like Adam Smith
- Utilitarian thinkers like Bentham, Mill etc.
Q20 | C.B Macpherson has discussed his view on liberty in his book
- Grammar of politics
- Democratic theory
- On liberty
- Concepts of liberty
Q21 | Who among the following regards positive liberty as developmental liberty?
- Laski
- Macpherson
- Weber
- Maclver
Q22 | ‘Freedom is a product of free society’ means
- It is free society that man has the opportunity to develops his real self.
- True freedom is conceivable with out a free society
- Freedom from exploitation
- None of the above
Q23 | Which of the following philosophers said, “nature hath made men equal”?
- Plato
- Hobbes
- Aristotle
- Machiavelli
Q24 | Who among the following stated. “We want to abolish classes and in this sense we are forequality”
- Marx
- Lenin
- Engels
- Laski
Q25 | The term justice is derived from latin word
- Justicia
- Justa
- Justitia
- None of the above