CSS Political Science Subject Chapter 6 MCQ's Test for Pakistani Students

MCQ's Test For CSS Political Science Topic 6 Political Participation

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CSS Political Science Topic 6 Political Participation

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Political culture is a set of values and beliefs about government shared by most in society . Please select the least likely values below

Question # 2

A representative democracy is the suitable government for elements of laws that are consistent with

Question # 3

In a classic study V.O. Key in the 1950s, differences in political opinion were closely associated with

Question # 4

Which of the following was intended to serve as a check on public opinion?

Question # 5

By-Election is the election which is held

Question # 6

Civil disobedience is

Question # 7

Who was the first Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan?

Question # 8

The central notion of citizenship as having the capacity to bear arms, to own property and for self-government is considered fundamentally flawed by which of the following groups of political theorists?

Question # 9

The Framers of the Constitution understood that______would be the chief source of opinion on most matters

Question # 10

Who appoints the Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan Election Commission?

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1 Civil disobedience is
A. Peaceful refusal to obey laws believed to be unjust such as boycotts and sit-ins
B. Violent refusal to obey laws believed to be unjust such as riots
C. A refusal to obey laws that you don't want to follow
D. An act that blatantly opposes any political actions
2 Which of the following is an incorrect assessment of elite opinion?
A. Elites influence which issues will capture the public's attention
B. Elites are unified in their interests and opinions
C. Elites state the norms by which issues should be settled
D. Elites influence how issues are debated and decide
3 Which article in the Constitution of Pakistan provides for the Election Commission?
A. Article 216
B. Article 217
C. Article 218
D. Article 219
4 How are democratic elections best defined?
A. By elections where there are multiple parties
B. By free and fair elections
C. By universal right to vote
D. By right to citizens to stand for office
5 The 'first-past-the post' electoral system refers to
A. A system of proportional representation of weighted voting in a multi-member constituency
B. Single ballot, plural member majority voting system
C. An electoral system in which the person winning the most votes of the votes cast in a constituency(single ballot, single member) is declared elected
D. A system in which the winning candidate has to secure a plurality as well as majority of the votes cast
6 Where are the headquarters of the Election Commission of Pakistan situated?
A. Karachi
B. Lahore
C. Islamabad
D. None of these
7 Public Opinion is
A. An opinion that you talk to your neighbor about daily: gossips, chitchat
B. An opinion by you directly spoken to the president of United States
C. An opinion consists of people's views concerning any issues
D. An opinion consists of people's views concerning any issues
8 The terms liberal and conservative are______political elites
A. Irrelevant to
B. Somewhat irrelevant to
C. Avoided by
D. Very meaningful for
9 In Democracy Elections are important because
A. The formation of government becomes easy
B. They help in the formation of opposition party
C. They are a check on the working of the government
D. All of the above
10 The referendum allows voters to:
A. Vote on particular issues
B. Vote for candidates of their choice
C. Cote out the government
D. Vote out the judges

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