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This set of Comparative Politics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Comparative Politics Set 3

Q1 | British Parliament is dissolved by the_______
  • speaker
  • prime minister
  • deputy speaker
  • monarch
Q2 | The term Privy Council was first used in the reign of:
  • henry v
  • george i
  • charles i
  • henry iii
Q3 | The Budget of U.K.is prepared by:
  • the house of commons
  • cabinet
  • house of lords
  • monarch
Q4 | In Britain, Lord Chancellor is the member of cabinet and also the head of:
  • the administration
  • the parliament
  • the judiciary
  • finance
Q5 | Which Parliament is known as the „Mother of all Parliaments‟?
  • chinese parliament
  • indianparliament
  • americanparliament
  • britishparliament
Q6 | “Once a speaker is always a speaker” is a phrase associated with:
  • u.s.a.
  • france
  • india
  • u.k.
Q7 | The House of Lords is the:
  • first chamber of british parliament
  • secondchamber of british parliament
  • thirdchamber of british parliament
  • fourthchamber of british parliament
Q8 | The highest court of appeal in the U.S.:
  • the house of lords
  • the house of commons
  • the cabinet
  • the ministry
Q9 | The lower chamber of the British Parliament called:
  • house of representatives
  • house of commons
  • house of lords
  • senate
Q10 | The conservative party was founded in:
  • 1824
  • 1834
  • 1818
  • 1816
Q11 | The Presiding officer of the House of Lords is:
  • the speaker
  • the queen
  • the lord
  • none of these
Q12 | Which of the following country has unwritten constitution?
  • india
  • u.s.a.
  • france
  • u.k.
Q13 | In a perfect federation constitution must be:
  • rigid
  • flexible
  • partly rigid
  • partly flexible
Q14 | The Labour Party was founded in:
  • 1800
  • 1700
  • 1917
  • 1900
Q15 | The founder of the Liberal Democratic Party was:
  • robert peel
  • peter john
  • shirleys williams
  • albert charles
Q16 | The Government is federal or unitary on the basis of relations between the:
  • constitution and the states
  • centre and states
  • three organs of government
  • legislature and executive
Q17 | A Confederation differs from a federation in so far as:
  • it provides for only single citizenship
  • it creates a new state
  • it has a separate body of laws
  • it does not permit its members to withdraw at will
Q18 | In a federation the units are:
  • created by the central government
  • agent of the central government
  • possess an independent entity of their own
  • none of these
Q19 | The term Federation is drawn from the term „Foedus‟ taken from:
  • latin
  • english
  • french
  • spanish
Q20 | The units are „Sovereign‟ in the:
  • american federal system
  • indian federal system
  • both in american and indian systems
  • none of these
Q21 | In which one of the following countries can the units of the federation initiate amendments?
  • canada
  • france
  • india
  • u.s.a.
Q22 | Which of the following countries first adopted a federal constitution for the first time?
  • australia
  • u.s.a.
  • switzerland
  • india
Q23 | Which one of the following forms of Government can serve as a model for world state?
  • unitary govt.
  • federal govt.
  • both federal and unitary
  • none of the above
Q24 | A federal Government envisages a:
  • strong centre
  • weak centre
  • neither weak nor strong centre
  • none of these
Q25 | Who of the following is regarded as the exponent of the classical concept of Rule of Law?
  • a.v.dicy
  • jean bodin
  • hobbes
  • jennings