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This set of Comparative Politics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Comparative Politics Set 4

Q1 | The spoil system in the USA began during the period of:
  • jefferson
  • jackson
  • washington
  • adams
Q2 | The federal court in Switzerland is known as:
  • the supreme court
  • the federal tribunal
  • the federal council
  • the centre court
Q3 | In Switzerland, the federal tribunal is helped by a Jury in:
  • all civil cases
  • all criminal cases
  • all administrative cases
  • all constitutional cases
Q4 | The Federal council consist of:
  • 6 members
  • 7 members
  • 8 members
  • 9 members
Q5 | De-Jure sovereignty in England resides in:
  • the house of lords
  • the queen
  • the queen in parliament
  • the house of commons
Q6 | The members of the federal council are elected by:
  • the council states
  • the national council
  • the people of the country
  • both the houses of swiss legislature
Q7 | On which Year was the Canadian Federation Established?
  • 1867
  • 1869
  • 1945
  • 1950
Q8 | At present Canadian federation consist of:
  • 60 provinces
  • 50 provinces
  • 30 provinces
  • 10 provinces
Q9 | The Canadian federal system differs essentially from the American system as it provides:
  • strong states
  • strong centre
  • neither weak nor a strong centre
  • none of these
Q10 | Which are the Two houses of Swiss Parliament?
  • house of lords & house of commons
  • council of states & national council
  • senate and house of representatives
  • loksabha and rajyasabha
Q11 | The total number of Cantons in Switzerland is:
  • 20
  • 22
  • 24
  • 26
Q12 | The upper house of Swiss parliament is known as:
  • council of states
  • national assembly
  • house of representative
  • house of lords
Q13 | Which one of the following countries has a mixed and collegial executive?
  • u.s.a.
  • china
  • switzerland
  • india
Q14 | Most favoured technique of pressure groups in U.S.A is :
  • boycott and picketing
  • lobbying
  • total strike
  • peaceful agitation
Q15 | Which of the following countries has introduced direct democracy?
  • switzerland
  • india
  • u.s.a.
  • u.k.
Q16 | When was the Swiss Constitution originally written?
  • 1848
  • 1850
  • 1860
  • 1838
Q17 | How long is the Swiss President‟s term of office?
  • 2 year
  • 3 year
  • 4 year
  • 1 year
Q18 | Psephology deals with:
  • political parties
  • voting behaviour and election studies
  • human rights
  • pressure groups
Q19 | Which of the following country has a very rigid constitution?
  • u.s.a.
  • india
  • australia
  • u.k.
Q20 | Constitution in Switzerland can be amended :
  • when elite want to do
  • when peasants express to do so
  • with the help of referendum
  • when propertied class wants to amend it
Q21 | Written constitution can develop or grow with the help of:
  • international tribunals
  • international treatises
  • commission and committees
  • judicial interpretations
Q22 | Constitutional Government can be a success in a:
  • authoritarian state
  • dictatorship state
  • totalitarian state
  • democratic state
Q23 | Which one of the following is not a feature of Swiss Constitution?
  • bicameral legislature
  • dual citizenship
  • rigid constitution
  • unwritten constitution
Q24 | The first systematic classification of Government given by:
  • aristotle
  • machiavelli
  • plato
  • rawly
Q25 | Who expressed the view that the British constitution does not exist?
  • hamilton
  • de tocqueville
  • c.f. strong
  • finer