Political Sociology Unit 2 and 3 Set 3

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This set of Political Sociology Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Political Sociology Unit 2 and 3 Set 3

Q1 | The word ‘theo’ is theocracy means?
  • Government
  • Holy Book
  • God
  • All of the above
Q2 | Sharia is a fundamental religious concept or law of which religion?
  • Islam
  • Judaism
  • Christianity
  • Buddhism
Q3 | A: Theocracy is considerably different in style and characteristics than secular and democratic forms of government B: Theocratic forms of government usually have a state religion.
  • A is true but B is false
  • B is true but A is false
  • Both A and B are true
  • Both A and B are false
Q4 | A: In theocracy, the succession of rule is through popular vote of citizens B: Laws and legal system in theocracy are faith based typically based on a religious text
  • A is true but B is false
  • B is true but A is false
  • Both A and B are true
  • Both A and B are false
Q5 | Which of the following is not an important element of individual social environment?
  • Education
  • Occupation
  • Income
  • Emotions
Q6 | Which psychological factors are found to be important triggers of political activism?
  • Values
  • Religion
  • Emotions
  • Motivations
Q7 | Political assassination, terrorism and vandalism is an example of
  • Conventional participation
  • Unconventional participation
  • Illegal participation
  • Political participation
Q8 | Who are most likely to engage in unconventional participation?
  • Young people, students and those with grave concerns about regimes policies
  • People strongly committed to politics
  • People who disobey the rules and laws
  • People who resort to violence
Q9 | Unconventional participation refers to
  • A type of participation that resort to violent actions
  • Activities that are legal but often considered inappropriate
  • Activities that are expected from good citizens
  • Activities that includes volunteering
Q10 | Illegal participation refers to
  • A type of participation that are against the law
  • A type of participation that is design to achieve policy changes through dramatic tactics
  • A type of participation that supports boycott
  • A type of participation in favour of the law
Q11 | Conventional participation refers to
  • Activities that are legal but often considered inappropriate
  • Activities that are against the law
  • Activities that are the expectation from good citizens
  • Activities that are resort violence
Q12 | Which of the following does not belong to Lester Milbrath division of political activity?
  • Gladiatorial
  • Transitional
  • Spectator
  • Rational
Q13 | PPA is known as
  • Political Participation Approach
  • Political Process Approach
  • Political Party Approach
  • Party people Approach
Q14 | Political participation classified in terms of its purpose are of two types. They are:
  • Active and passive
  • Instrumental and expressive
  • Active and instrumental
  • Active and expressive
Q15 | Who plays an important role in a democratic state which gives the right to vote to the people?
  • Universal Adult Franchise
  • The Election Commission
  • The State Government
  • The Governor
Q16 | According to Woodward and Roper, the political activities are
  • Voting at the polls
  • Supporting possible pressure group
  • Personally communicating directly with legislators
  • All the above
Q17 | Huntington and Nelson political participation includes
  • Violence
  • Electoral activity
  • Lobbying
  • All the above
Q18 | Who popularized the concept of Political Participation?
  • The Behaviouralists
  • The Pluralists
  • The Marxists
  • The Functionalists
Q19 | Which of the following is not a characteristic of political participation?
  • Political participation is just mere interest in politics
  • It is something voluntary
  • Political participation concerns activities in governments and politics
  • Participation is directly related to the quality of democracy
Q20 | Who is of the opinion that a participant is a part of the input system in a political setup?
  • Woodworth and Roper
  • Ali Ashraf and LN Sharma
  • Almond and Powell
  • Lester and Powell
Q21 | Which theory viewed participation as virtue in itself, a civic duty expected of very citizen and residents of a country?
  • Marxist Theory
  • Functionalist Theory
  • Rational Choice Theory
  • Democratic Theory
Q22 | Which theory propagates that civic participation will increase only when people feel that the costs of involvement are low while the benefits accrued are higher?
  • Marxist Theory
  • Functionalist Theory
  • Rational Choice Theory
  • Functionalist Theory
Q23 | Which of the following statement is true?
  • All forms of participation are considered to be political participation
  • Participation narrows the study of political socialization
  • Political participation by individuals may sometimes and not always lead to successful outcome
  • Participation has also decrease with the concept of social networking groups.
Q24 | Who is the author of Political Sociology, A Grammar of Politics?
  • Ali Ashraf and L.N.Sharma
  • Huntington and Nelson
  • Kaid and Lee
  • Almond and Verba
Q25 | What type of activities refers to holding of party offices, dealing with party funds, attending meetings and also campaigning?
  • Gladiatorial activities
  • Transitional activities
  • Spectator activities
  • Apathetic activities