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CSS Political Science Chapter 1 Set 1 Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

Machiavelli wrote " Discoures on the First Decade of Titus Livy" in the year

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1735

1745

1755

None of these

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Question # 2

Jean paul Sartre was a

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French philosopher

German philosopher

Italian philosopher

None of these

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Question # 3

Aristotle was an_____while Plato was a(n)

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Empiricist; Nativist

Structuralist; Functionalist

Functionalist; Structuralist

Nativist; Empiricist

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Question # 4

Who wrote the book A theory of Justice?

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Francis Fukuyama

Gabriel A. Almond

J. Rawls

None of these

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Question # 5

Lenin was masterminded the Bolshevik take-over of power in Russia in

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1919

1924

1917

None of these

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Question # 6

For Kierkegaard and his Pietist associates, to believe in God is to:

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Believe in the power of prayer

Attend the proper rituals and recite the appropriate prayers

Expect certain punishment for worldly sin

Trust God to provide an eternal life after death

None of these

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Question # 7

The thinker who has been characterized as a 'reluctant democrat' is:

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J. Bentham

E.Burke

T. H. Green

J. S Mill

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Question # 8

Plato was born 427-8 BC and died at the age of:

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None of these

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Question # 9

The concept of 'legal sovereignty' was for the first time given by:

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Hobbes

Locke

Bentham

None of these

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Question # 10

Rene Descartes is associated with which of the following approached to knowledge generation?

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Empiricism

Rationalism

Expert opinion

None of these

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Question # 11

Pluto is called the father of the idealist theory of the state because:

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He prescribed the ideals of city-state

His theory was based not on what human nature is but on what it ought to be

He postulated a dualism between reality and value

He based hid theory on the idea of the Good

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