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
Other Links
Go to Home
Online Tests
CSS Political Science Chapter 1 Set 1 Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
In Rousseau's philosophy, society's negative influence on men centers on its transformation of
Choose an answer
a positve self-love
Amour de soi
Instinctive human desire for self-preservation
All of the above
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 2
According to Sartre , existentialism is a doctrine intended strictly for
Choose an answer
All people
specialists and philosophers
Europeans
atheists
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 3
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
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 4
Kant opposed
Choose an answer
Democracy
Dictatorship
Monarchy
None of these
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 5
The idea of social contract has been recently revived under a new form by:
Choose an answer
Nozick
Rawls
Oakshott
Hannah Arendt
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 6
What is the cornerstone of Marxism?
Choose an answer
Attack on bourgeois way to life
Economic determinism
Materialist conception of history
A distinctive philosophy of the state
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 7
According to Aristotle the end of state is:
Choose an answer
legal
Social
Ethical
Economic
None of these
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 8
According to Derrida _______ Limits the free play of structure?
Choose an answer
Human science
The center
Sign
Signified
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 9
Rawls's
the most important work in moral philosophy since the end of World War 2 is
Choose an answer
A Theory of justice
Political Liberalism
The Law of Peoples
Justice as Fairness: A Restatement
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 10
The central emotional experience of Kierkegaard's philosophy and life was
Choose an answer
His early physical self-indulgence
The death of his father at an early age
His confrontation with existential dread
His devotion to Hegelian
His fascination with the philosophy of plato
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 11
What was the chief benefit of " creating" delinquency?
Choose an answer
it allowed illegality to be confined to a small group and supervised
It provided a pool of cheap labor for industrial expansion
It ended the need for public executions
It widened the field of knowledge of the human sciences
Previous
Skip
Next
Back
