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CSS Political Science Chapter 1 Set 1 Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

Kant opposed

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Democracy

Dictatorship

Monarchy

None of these

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Question # 2

What does modern penalty aim to affect?

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The body of the prisoner

The future of the prisoner

The soul of the prisoner

The essence of the prisoner

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Question # 3

According to Bentham, a moral sanction is

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Pleasure or pain inflicted by chance members of the community

pleasure or pain inflicted by a judge in accordance with a rule

Pleasure or pain that it is permissible to inflict on someone

None of these

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Question # 4

Heel' thinking can be understood as a constructive development within the broad tradition that inclides

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Plato and Immanuel Kant

Al Farabi and Rousseau

Immanuel Kant and Kant

Noen of these

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Question # 5

Rawls's the most important work in moral philosophy since the end of World War 2 is

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A Theory of justice

Political Liberalism

The Law of Peoples

Justice as Fairness: A Restatement

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Question # 6

Karl Barth described Hegel as a

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Philosophies of west

Protestant Aquinas

Summa theologiae

None of these

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Question # 7

In Marxist thought , the Concept of Hegemony is closely associated with whom among the following?

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F. Engels

Rosa Luxemburg

A, Gramsci

Mao-Tse-Tung

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Question # 8

Who was the Father of English Utilitarianism?

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John Austin

James Mill

Jeremy Bentham

None of these

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Question # 9

"Principle of Utility" as a method was the idea of

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james Mill

Herbert Spencer

Jeremy Bentham

Kant

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Question # 10

Modern Political thought begins with:

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Machiavelli

Montesquieu

Mill

None of these

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Question # 11

Plato was a

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Realist

Idealist

Rationalist

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