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MCQ's Test For CSS Political Science Topic 7 Political Institutions and Role of Government
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CSS Political Science Topic 7 Political Institutions and Role of Government
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Question # 1
A constitutional government is
Question # 2
Max Weber focused in his works on
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Which one of the following is not a Weberian classification of authority?
Question # 4
Which one of the following groups of features pertain to the bureaucracy but not to the Ministry' as a branch of the executive in a parliamentary?
Question # 5
The practice adopted by the party in power to reward its members and supports through government contracts and jobs is called
Question # 6
Constitutional government stands for:
Question # 7
the first systematic classification of government was given by
Question # 8
A constitutional system with its "basic principle of Executive' continuous responsibility to the Legislature is
Question # 9
Development bureaucracy is different from traditional burearucracy as:
Question # 10
According to Max Weber, which one of the following types of authority is the basis of modern bureaucracy?
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CSS MPT Test Political Science Chapter 7 Important MCQ's
| Sr.# | Question | Answer |
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| 1 | Under a cabinet form of government, the cabinet generally remains in office |
A. For a fixed term
B. so long as it enjoys the confidence of the popular chamber of legislature
C. so long as it enjoys the confidence of the head of state
D. So long as it enjoys the confidence of the electorate
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| 2 | Which one of the following groups of features pertain to the bureaucracy but not to the Ministry' as a branch of the executive in a parliamentary? |
A. Political and permanent
B. Non-political and non-permanent
C. Neutral and Permanent
D. Neutral and non-permanent
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| 3 | A constitutional government is |
A. A limited government
B. A government with a constitution
C. A government headed by the President
D. A government headed by the Prime minister
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| 4 | Which one of the following is an essential prerequisite for constitutionalism? |
A. Limited government
B. A written constitution
C. Guarantee of Fundamental Rights
D. Division of powers
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| 5 | Who among the following has/have identified rule-making ,, rule application and rule adjudication as three authoritative governmental functions? |
A. Almond and Coleman
B. Robert Dahl
C. Harold Dwight Lasswell
D. David Easton
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| 6 | Modern bureaucracies are the best example of organization based on which kind's authority? |
A. Traditional
B. Charismatic
C. Rational-Legal
D. Political
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| 7 | Constitutional Government " means |
A. Government according to the Constitution
B. Government by the consent of the people
C. Limited government
D. Representative government
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| 8 | The practice adopted by the party in power to reward its members and supports through government contracts and jobs is called |
A. Division of powers
B. Implied powers
C. Power politics
D. Spoils systems
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| 9 | Why is a coalition government considered to be unstable? |
A. the two parties do not always agree
B. The prime minister must always come from the biggest party in the legislature
C. The parties which make up the coalition do not always agree
D. The prime minister receiver less respect than one who is elected with a big majority
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| 10 | Lord Hew art has characterized the power and authority of bureaucracy as: |
A. Self-aggrandizement
B. New despotism
C. elite-rule
D. Empire building
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