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CSS Political Science Chapter 1 Set 1 Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

Associations are not persona ficta but real persons existing prior to the State . This view was propounded by

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Hobbes

Hegel

Duguit

Gierke

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Question # 2

Gramsci', like the early Marx , was an emphatic proponent of

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Determinist philosophy

Historicism

Metaphysical materialism

None pf these

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Question # 3

The idea of social contract has been recently revived under a new form by:

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Nozick

Rawls

Oakshott

Hannah Arendt

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Question # 4

What did Michel Foucault claim concerning episteme?

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They form a continuous series leading to the advancement of truth over superstition

They are discovered, not made

They can be the basis of objective

They are socially created realities that serve as the ground of truth for their eras

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Question # 5

Rousseau was born on

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28 July 1712

28 June 1812

28 June 1712

28 August 1712

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Question # 6

The People's Republic of China was established on

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Oct. 1, 1950

Oct. 1, 1949

Oct. 1, 1951

None of these

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Question # 7

Montesquieu restricts froms of Government upto

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None of these

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Question # 8

According to Bourdieu, the most important of all field is

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economic

political

cultural

social

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Question # 9

What adjective best describes the pre-mofern criminal investigation?

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Barbarous

Unjust

Secret

Suspicious

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Question # 10

"Only the will of the sovereign can be the source of law". who said it?

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John Hobbes

John Austin

Groutious

None of these

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Question # 11

The Open Society and Its Enemies is a work on political philosophy by Karl Popper, in which

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Popper offers a critique of theories of teleological historicism

he seeks to persuade the reader of both the danger and the bankruptcy of the idea of historicism

None of these

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