More Classes

5th Class
6th Class
7th Class
8th Class
9th Class
10th Class
11th Class
12th Class
NAT I
NAT II
CSS
IQ
General Knowledge
MDCAT
ECAT
GAT General
GAT Subject

CSS Political Science Chapter 1 Set 1 Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

The term "tabula rasa" is most clearly associated with

Choose an answer

Edward Titchener

john Locke

Rene Descartes

B. F. Skinner

Skip

Question # 2

One of the first moves of Lenin's government was to ban

Choose an answer

All opposition parties

All opposition press

All opposition leaders

None of these

Skip

Question # 3

What , according to Foucault, replaces the theater of punishment?

Choose an answer

The human sciences

Secret penalty

The punishment as spectacle

The carceral city

Skip

Question # 4

In Sartre's view, when one chooses how to live one is choosing

Choose an answer

only for oneself

for all of one's family

for all of one's friends

for all people

Skip

Question # 5

The notion that the mind is a blank slate is most clearly associated with

Choose an answer

Edward Titchener

B. F. Skinner

Rene Descartes

John Locke

Skip

Question # 6

The positive theory theory of liberty was advocated by

Choose an answer

J S Mill

T. H. Green

Isaih

Karl popper

Skip

Question # 7

Sartre claims that the value of one's affection is determined by

Choose an answer

the way one acts

the way one feels

the way one thinks

all of the above

Skip

Question # 8

Kierkegaard says it is a mistake for me to ask about another person's mind, because i risk the possibility of

Choose an answer

Violating the other person's solitude

Being deceived

Entanglement

Sin

All of the above

Skip

Question # 9

Kant developed his moral philosophy in

Choose an answer

Two works

Three works

Four works

None of these

Skip

Question # 10

The Greek philosopher Aristotle died in

Choose an answer

322 B.C

332 B.C

384 B.c

None of these

Skip

Question # 11

According to Sartre, the existentialist finds the fact that God does not exist

Choose an answer

Liberating

Clarifying

Very distressing

Unimportant

Skip

Back