CSS Political Science Subject Chapter 8 MCQ's Test for Pakistani Students

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Question # 1

The Unitary State is stronger then a Federal one because all powers of government are concentrated in the hands of one single set of authorities. Hence there is:

Question # 2

Which one of the following statement is wrong?

Question # 3

In the parliamentary form of government the members of the Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to

Question # 4

"Bureaucracy and Modernization" is written y

Question # 5

The idea that peace between countries have democratic form of government at the democratic level was first propounded by

Question # 6

"Bureaucracy , Bureaucratizationand De-Bureaucratization" is written by

Question # 7

The defining feature of sovereignty is

Question # 8

In Democracy , source of Authority is vested in

Question # 9

What is the difference between direct and representative democracy?

Question # 10

It is normally the technique of pressure groups to impress the legislature

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1 The book "State against Democracy (1988) is written by
A. Mark J, Kesselman
B. Hoffman
C. Heller
D. Rajni Kothari
2 The authority possessed by local bodies in a unitary system of government is
A. Derived from the central government
B. Derived from the Constitution
C. Derived from the people
D. Derived from the people
3 Single Transferable vote system was suggested for proportional representation by
A. Thomas Hare
B. Lord Courtney
C. J. S. Mill
D. None of these
4 The basic problem in the working of parliamentary system in Pakistan arises out of
A. Lack of a cohesive and viable party system
B. The absence of an efficient and independent bureaucracy
C. Lack of clear constitutional provisions
D. Weak political executive on account of its dependence on the legislative
5 A monarchy is
A. Rule by a president, not a king
B. Rule by a dictator
C. Rule by a King
D. Limited government
6 What are policy outcomes according to bureaucratic politics model?
A. Maximization of interests
B. Compromises and satisfying of interests
C. Implementation of the most rational policy
D. Both A and B
7 Who among the following thinkers has claimed that the history of ideas has ended with the recognition of liberal democracy as 'the final form of human government'?
A. Ralph miliband
B. Noam Chomsky
C. Francis Fukuyama
D. None of these
8 In which of the following environments is political risk likely to be the highest?
A. Where the government is authoritarian
B. Where there internal or external threats to the government
C. Where there is a large military establishment
D. Where there are diverse cultural groups
9 Which one of the following statements about totalitarian democracy is correct?
A. Totalitarian democracy is a contradiction in terms
B. Totalitarian democracy is a form of democracy consistent with mass society
C. Totalitarian democracy was prevalent in ancient greece and the middle ages
D. Totalitarian democracy serves best the interest of each and every member of society
10 Dual federalism implies that:
A. national and state Governments retain separate spheres of action
B. National and state Governments are expected to collaborate in pursuit of the interest of the public
C. National and state Governments are expected to collaborate in pursuit of the interest of the public
D. national and Suit Government have the same function

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