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Introduction to Political Theory | Set 2
1. Who said that political equality can never be real unless. It is accompanied by virtual economic equality?
A. laski
B. d.h.cole
C. hobbes
D. rousseau
Correct : A. laski
2. Which of the following believed in the concept of Negative Liberty?
A. maciver
B. laski
C. marx
D. lord acton
Correct : D. lord acton
3. Which article of the Indian constitution speaks about Equality before law?
A. article 18
B. article 24
C. article 16
D. article 14
Correct : D. article 14
4. Who said “where there is no law, there is no Freedom”?
A. t.h. green
B. locke
C. hobbes
D. mac iver
Correct : B. locke
5. Which of the following is a feature of rights?
A. rights are static
B. rights are anti-state
C. rights are unlimited
D. rights are indispensable
Correct : D. rights are indispensable
6. All rights must be compatible with :
A. common good
B. morality
C. customs
D. all the above
Correct : B. morality
7. The civil rights are available to a citizen :
A. only in democracies
B. only in states with written constitution
C. both in democratic and autocratic states
D. only in federations
Correct : C. both in democratic and autocratic states
8. Which one of the following right is vital for the successful working of Democracy?
A. right to stand for elections
B. right to form associations
C. right to acquire property
D. right to criticize and express opinion
Correct : D. right to criticize and express opinion
9. One of the implications of equality in society is absence of :
A. restraints
B. privileges
C. competition
D. social classes
Correct : B. privileges
10. Political equality is best guaranteed in :
A. democracy
B. dictatorship
C. oligarchy
D. aristocracy
Correct : A. democracy
11. The doctrine of proportionate equality was propounded by :
A. aristotle
B. rousseau
C. marx
D. rawls
Correct : A. aristotle
12. Formal equality is also known as :
A. limited equality
B. negative equality
C. economic equality
D. procedural
Correct : D. procedural
13. Formal Equality aims to ---------------
A. discrimination
B. protective discrimination
C. gender discrimination
D. distribute equality fairly
Correct : D. distribute equality fairly
14. Protective Discrimination is a best example of -------------------------
A. gender discrimination
B. substantive equality
C. formal equality
D. all the
Correct : B. substantive equality
15. The main Proponent of Substantive Equality is ……….
A. david easton
B. almond
C. john rawls
D. laski
Correct : C. john rawls
16. The word Democracy is Derived from which language?
A. roman
B. greek
C. latin
D. french
Correct : B. greek
17. The word “ Demos’’ stands for :
A. authority
B. position
C. power
D. people
Correct : C. power
18. The word “Cratia” stands for :
A. people
B. authority
C. position
D. power
Correct : A. people
19. Who said that democracy is a form of government in which everyone has a share?
A. marx
B. easton
C. lincoln
D. gettell
Correct : D. gettell
20. In democracy, sovereignty resides in :
A. head of the state
B. head of the government
C. head of the judiciary
D. among the people
Correct : D. among the people
21. In true democracy interest looked after are those of :
A. government
B. party in power
C. societies
D. people as a whole
Correct : D. people as a whole
22. Land of Direct Democracy is :
A. u.s.s.r.
B. india
C. u.s.a
D. switzerland
Correct : D. switzerland
23. Who said that “democracy is the government of the people for the people by the people’’?
A. lincoln
B. bryce
C. dicy
D. marx
Correct : A. lincoln
24. One of the essential conditions for the success of Democracy is that the people should be:
A. propertied one
B. educated
C. devoted to social service
D. all the above
Correct : B. educated
25. In democracy who gets prominence :
A. judiciary
B. executive
C. citizens
D. legislature
Correct : C. citizens
26. Which of the following is the chief exponent of Direct Democracy?
A. stalin
B. nehru
C. rousseau
D. herbert spencer
Correct : C. rousseau
27. In Western Democracies parliament are based on :
A. party system
B. trade union system
C. group of citizens
D. upper class
Correct : A. party system
28. Success of democracy depends on giving right to the :
A. peopleto hold property
B. people to criticize government
C. people to get higher education
D. all the above
Correct : B. people to criticize government
29. In democracy the final authority rests with :
A. parliament
B. people
C. council of ministers
D. civil servants
Correct : B. people
30. The term democracy was first coined by
A. aristotle
B. nehru
C. lincoln
D. herodotus
Correct : D. herodotus
31. Which one of the following viewpoint is wrong?
A. democracy promotes general welfare
B. democracy averts revolution
C. democracy leads to frequent changes in the policy of government
D. democracy promote patriotism
Correct : C. democracy leads to frequent changes in the policy of government
32. One of the strong advocates of functional representation was :
A. rousseau
B. mirabeau
C. marx
D. j.s. mill
Correct : B. mirabeau
33. Which of the following philosopher was not associated with Liberal theory of Democracy:
A. locke
B. hobbes
C. marx
D. j.s. mill
Correct : C. marx
34. Direct Democracy is not possible in modern times because:
A. people are indifferent towards the affairs of the people
B. political parties oppose it
C. practical difficulties posed by the size and population of modern states
D. none of the above
Correct : C. practical difficulties posed by the size and population of modern states
35. The distinctive feature of a constitutional democracy are:
A. a written constitution and all powerful legislature
B. majority rule and civil liberties
C. federalism and delegation of powers
D. the prevalence of directive principles
Correct : B. majority rule and civil liberties
36. Who said “democracy is the government in which everyone has a change and knows he has it”?
A. lowell
B. blackstone
C. bryce
D. dicy
Correct : A. lowell
37. The single transferable vote system was formulated by ---------- ?
A. j.s. mill
B. bryce
C. dicy
D. thomas hare
Correct : D. thomas hare
38. Liberal Democracy means:
A. government by majority
B. government by the people
C. government in the interest of the people
D. limited majority rule
Correct : D. limited majority rule
39. The functional theory representation emphasizes the fact that :
A. residence is important
B. class is important
C. occupation is important
D. religion is important
Correct : C. occupation is important
40. The realistic theory of democracy as acritique of the classical democracy was formulated by:
A. ernest barker
B. laski
C. schumpter
D. easton
Correct : C. schumpter
41. The system of proportional representation as an electoral mechanism ensures:
A. majority rule
B. stability in government
C. common political thinking
D. minority representation
Correct : D. minority representation
42. Under the List System of Representation, the list is contesting candidates prepared by:
A. mutual consent of political parties
B. each political party
C. the voters
D. the election commission
Correct : C. the voters
43. Which one of the following is the regarded as the foremost mark of the existence of a democratic system?
A. a representative council
B. bi-cameral legislature
C. a sound administrative organization
D. universal adult suffrage
Correct : D. universal adult suffrage
44. Who among the following is the chief exponent of functional representation?
A. john locke
B. g.d. cole
C. james mill
D. james bryce
Correct : A. john locke
45. What is/ are the other type of participation apart from the democratic type?
A. administrative
B. social
C. community development
D. all the above
Correct : C. community development
46. The nature of democracy as advocated by:
A. lenin
B. marx
C. j.s. mill
D. laski
Correct : A. lenin
47. Who among the following described “democracy as the tyranny of the majority”?
A. rousseau
B. de-tocqueville
C. john rawls
D. james madison
Correct : B. de-tocqueville
48. Who among the following advocated party less democracy in India?
A. gandhi
B. m.n roy
C. jayaprakash narayanan
D. acharya vinobabhave
Correct : C. jayaprakash narayanan
49. Who among the following theorist advocated participatory democracy? A. F.
A. hayek b. c.
B. macpherson
C. lenin
D. marx
Correct : B. macpherson
50. Who among the following has described the worldwide triumph of ‘Liberal Democracy as the End of History’?
A. samir amin
B. david easton
C. francis fukuyama
D. marx
Correct : C. francis fukuyama
51. The grant of franchise to women on equal terms with men is assertion of the principle by?
A. political equality
B. civil equality
C. economic equality
D. social justice
Correct : A. political equality
52. There are a number of devices of Direct Democracy. The two most popular these devices are:
A. political parties and press
B. elections and political parties
C. referendum and initiative
D. all the above
Correct : C. referendum and initiative
53. Democracy as a system of government based on the principle of:
A. majority rule
B. absolute liberty
C. end justify means
D. quality rule
Correct : A. majority rule
54. Which organ of the government is required to protect the rights of the citizens?
A. executive
B. independent judiciary
C. legislature
D. army
Correct : B. independent judiciary
55. The two forms of democracy are :
A. parliamentary and presidential
B. monarchy and republican
C. direct and indirect
D. all the above
Correct : C. direct and indirect
56. Which one of the following ancient thinker regarded democracy as the perverted form of government?
A. plato
B. socrates
C. cicero
D. aristotle
Correct : D. aristotle
57. Democracy rose as a reaction against:
A. domination of religion
B. arbitrary government
C. evil of majority rule
D. socialist ideology
Correct : B. arbitrary government
58. Direct democracy is associated with:
A. india
B. france
C. u.s.a
D. greece
Correct : D. greece
59. The modern democracy is also known as :
A. direct democracy
B. people’s democracy
C. representative democracy
D. socialist democracy
Correct : C. representative democracy
60. Which of the following is a permanent feature of representative form of government?
A. voting
B. decision making
C. military force
D. none of the above
Correct : A. voting
61. The origin of democracy can be traced back to :
A. ancient greek city states
B. medieval period
C. modern era
D. feudalism
Correct : A. ancient greek city states
62. The term justice has been derived from which language?
A. french
B. latin
C. greek
D. italian
Correct : B. latin
63. In his philosophy Plato has associated justice with :
A. functions
B. religion
C. morality
D. wealth
Correct : A. functions
64. Which one of the following is not an attribute of justice?
A. it deals with human being
B. it means impartiality
C. it means rule of law
D. it means maintenance of discrimination
Correct : D. it means maintenance of discrimination
65. Political justice is obtainable when the people have:
A. freedom of worship
B. freedom to held private property
C. freedom to caste vote in the way they like
D. freedom to have family life
Correct : C. freedom to caste vote in the way they like
66. The chance of getting justice are available in:
A. parliamentary form of government
B. presidential form of government
C. aristocracies only
D. democracy.
Correct : D. democracy.
67. In our modern times it is believed that justice is :
A. opposed to equality
B. opposed to liberty
C. anti-thesis of equality and liberty
D. closely linked with liberty
Correct : D. closely linked with liberty
68. The concept of justice is:
A. very old
B. originated in the 16th century
C. originated in the 20th century
D. originated with the dawn of democracy
Correct : A. very old
69. Economic dimensions of justice have been emphasized by:
A. socialists
B. individualist
C. idealists
D. all the above
Correct : A. socialists
70. In which book Plato elaborated his theory of justice:
A. statesman
B. republic
C. laws
D. all the above
Correct : B. republic
71. Constitution is an instrument of
A. legal justice
B. social justice
C. political justice
D. economic justice
Correct : A. legal justice
72. -------------- are the distinct forms of justice in Indian constitution
A. justice, empowerment, well being
B. social, economical, political
C. social, psychological, emotional
D. social, educational, judicial
Correct : B. social, economical, political
73. Social justice is the balance between-------------
A. individual’s rights and social control
B. society and individual
C. fundamental rights and judicial system
D. individual and family
Correct : A. individual’s rights and social control
74. The primary goal of a welfare state is to achieve:
A. social justice
B. freedom to all
C. enjoyment to all
D. political justice
Correct : A. social justice
75. The term social justice was first used in the year:
A. 1840
B. 1856
C. 1948
D. 1950
Correct : A. 1840
76. Distributive justice is combination of:
A. rights and duties
B. constitutional remedies and social system
C. social and economic justice
D. community and society
Correct : C. social and economic justice
77. Which are the terms related to justice in ancient Indian tradition?
A. charity and dhanda
B. dandaniti and dharma
C. village court and public justice
D. labour and wage
Correct : B. dandaniti and dharma
78. Who regarded as the ‘champion of social justice’ in India?
A. mahatma gandhi
B. ambedkar
C. rajendra prasad
D. nehru
Correct : B. ambedkar
79. Rawl’s principle of distributive justice is based on the notion of :
A. freedom
B. difference principle
C. rights
D. liberty
Correct : B. difference principle
80. The concept of Greek justice was:
A. legal
B. moral
C. social
D. political
Correct : B. moral
81. ‘A theory of Justice’ is the work of:
A. j.s. mill
B. bodin
C. john rawls
D. laski
Correct : C. john rawls
82. Who first gave the concept of Distributive Justice?
A. plato
B. aristotle
C. machiavelli
D. locke
Correct : B. aristotle
83. Which is known as the ‘citadel of democracy’?
A. athens
B. u.s.a
C. india
D. switzerland
Correct : A. athens
84. Which factor is necessary for the development of democratic institutions?
A. strong military force
B. respect for individual right
C. one party system
D. agricultural economy
Correct : B. respect for individual right
85. Social justice is primarily concerned with:
A. who governs society?
B. how society is governed
C. how society is defined
D. who should got what in society
Correct : D. who should got what in society
86. The ground of distributive justice includes:
A. merit and desert
B. desert and need
C. merit and need
D. merit, desert and need
Correct : D. merit, desert and need
87. The Rawlsian notion of justice is:
A. socialist
B. utilitarian
C. communitarianism
D. liberal
Correct : C. communitarianism
88. Who described elections as the heart of democracy?
A. lincoln
B. woodrow wilson
C. james bryce
D. joseph schumpter
Correct : D. joseph schumpter
89. To what domain did Rawls direct his view of justice?
A. political domain
B. medical domain
C. financial domain
D. private domain
Correct : A. political domain
90. In John Rawls theory principles of justice are established by people who are affected by what?
A. veil of ignorance
B. state of nature
C. economic inequality
D. none of the above
Correct : A. veil of ignorance
91. Democracy in its narrow sense means:
A. rule by the many
B. form of government
C. a type of state
D. an order of society
Correct : A. rule by the many
92. The nearest approach that one finds to direct democracy in some modern states in the form of:
A. referendum
B. initiative
C. recall
D. all the above
Correct : D. all the above
93. The term justice is derived from Latin word:
A. justicia
B. justa
C. justitia
D. none of the above
Correct : C. justitia