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COMPARATIVE POLITICAL ANAlYSIS

 

1. In which form of Government, bicameralism is an essential feature?

a. presidential

b. parliamentary

c. federal

d. unitary

Answer:

c. federal

2. Comparative politics is mostly methodological which focuses on

a. how part of an analysis

b. what part of an analysis

c. both (a) and (b)

d. none of these

Answer:

a. how part of an analysis

3. For comparative politics study in a country, which one of the following can be taken for study?

a. political parties

b. militaries

c. parliament

d. all of these

Answer:

d. all of these

4. Comparative politics focus on:

a. themes

b. regions

c. countries

d. all of these

Answer:

d. all of these

5. Filibuster is related to :

a. a long speech in parliament to delay a vote

b. opposition leader‟s speech

c. prime minister‟s vote of thanks

d. speaker‟s power to stop a member

Answer:

a. a long speech in parliament to delay a vote

6. The American Declaration of Independence was issued in:

a. 1772

b. 1776

c. 1783

d. 1786

Answer:

b. 1776

7. The American Constitution consists of a Preamble and :

a. 7 articles

b. 17 articles

c. 27 articles

d. 24 articles

Answer:

a. 7 articles

8. The American Constitution is based on the Principle of:

a. separation of powers

b. co-ordination of powers

c. both (a) and (b)

d. none of these

Answer:

a. separation of powers

9. The New Jersey Plan would most likely to be supported by:

a. states with large populations

b. states with small populations

c. states that were mostly agricultural

d. states in south

Answer:

b. states with small populations

10. Who is known as the Father of the American Constitution?

a. james madison

b. benjamin franklin

c. thomas jefferson

d. abraham lincoln

Answer:

a. james madison

11. Which two political thinkers represent the Institutional Approach of Comparative Politics?

a. almond and coleman

b. easton and dahl

c. duverger and sartori

d. leo strauss and dicey

Answer:

c. duverger and sartori

12. Which political scientist defined politics as an “authoritative allocation of values”?

a. david easton

b. laski

c. plato

d. jean blondel

Answer:

a. david easton

13. The Structural-functional approach and the input- output approach have been derived from:

a. the political stimulation approach

b. the quantitative approach

c. the general systems theory approach

d. the sociological approach

Answer:

c. the general systems theory approach

14. The Input-output approach was developed by:

a. samuel lubell

b. david easton

c. laski

d. plato

Answer:

b. david easton

15. Which one of the following is not relevant to Traditional Approach?

a. philosophical

b. behavioural

c. institutional

d. historical

Answer:

b. behavioural

16. Evolutionary approach is also known as:

a. legal approach

b. historical approach

c. institutional approach

d. behavioural approach

Answer:

b. historical approach

17. Which political thinker called politics as „Master Science‟?

a. aristotle

b. plato

c. laski

d. hobbes

Answer:

a. aristotle

18. Which of the following did not adopt legal approach for the study of politics?

a. herman finer

b. hobbes

c. a.v. dicy

d. bodin

Answer:

a. herman finer

19. When did the Post Behaviourlist approach emerge?

a. mid eighties

b. mid sixties

c. mid seventies

d. mid fifties

Answer:

b. mid sixties

20. Political culture changes______

a. frequently

b. very slowly

c. with each generation

d. very quickly

Answer:

a. frequently

21. Churches, Clubs, Business are all elements of______

a. political culture

b. political trust

c. civil society

d. civil engagement

Answer:

c. civil society

22. In 1787, American Constitution was ratified by:

a. 9 states

b. 10 states

c. 11 states

d. 12 states

Answer:

a. 9 states

23. The first ten amendments in the Constitution of U.S.A. are called:

a. the bill of rights

b. the implied powers

c. judicial review

d. veto

Answer:

a. the bill of rights

24. Declaration of American Independence was made on:

a. march 21, 1776

b. april 20, 1776

c. july 4, 1776

d. none of the above

Answer:

c. july 4, 1776

25. Who compared the voice of the people with the voice of God?

a. hobbes

b. laski

c. machiavelli

d. green

Answer:

c. machiavelli

26. Which one of the following is not a feature of American Constitution?

a. judicial review

b. unicameral legislature

c. separation of powers

d. checks and balances

Answer:

b. unicameral legislature

27. Who was the first President of U.S.A.?

a. george washington

b. hamilton

c. james madison

d. benjamin franklin

Answer:

a. george washington

28. Sine the 1840‟s on which day of the week have U.S. Presidential elections been held?

a. sunday

b. tuesday

c. friday

d. monday

Answer:

b. tuesday

29. American Presidential elections take place every___

a. 5 years

b. 6 years

c. 3 years

d. 4 years

Answer:

d. 4 years

30. What is the minimum age for the eligibility to be a Presidential Candidate in America?

a. 25

b. 30

c. 35

d. 40

Answer:

c. 35

31. The durationof the member of House of Representative is:

a. 2 years

b. 4 years

c. 6 years

d. 8 years

Answer:

a. 2 years

32. How long is a Senator‟s term of office?

a. 2 years

b. 4years

c. 5 years

d. 6 years

Answer:

d. 6 years

33. What is the minimum age requirement to serve as a Senator in U.S.?

a. 25 years

b. 30 years

c. 35 years

d. 28 years

Answer:

b. 30 years

34. Where does American Congress perform the majority of its work?

a. sessions

b. floor votes

c. chambers

d. committees

Answer:

d. committees

35. How many Senators does each state have?

a. 2

b. 3

c. 6

d. 4

Answer:

a. 2

36. In America, power to appoint judges to Federal court falls on:

a. vice president

b. chief justice

c. president

d. ambassadors

Answer:

c. president

37. The power of a court to determine the constitutionality of a government action is called:-

a. the court‟s decision

b. the court‟s choice

c. judicial review

d. the court vote

Answer:

c. judicial review

38. The American Supreme Court first asserted its power of Judicial Review in the case of:

a. marbury vs. madison

b. rowe vs. wade

c. john vs. jack

d. brawn vs. the board of education

Answer:

a. marbury vs. madison

39. Which is the oldest Constitution in the world:

a. india

b. u.s.a.

c. china

d. britain

Answer:

d. britain

40. The term of House of Commons is:

a. 4 years

b. 6 years

c. 5 years

d. 8 years

Answer:

c. 5 years

41. Magna Carta was signed by:

a. king john

b. king macbeth

c. king charles

d. king richard

Answer:

a. king john

42. The leader of the Cabinet of Britain is:

a. king

b. queen

c. prime minister

d. none of these

Answer:

c. prime minister

43. The Prime Minister of U.K. is elected for ____Year?

a. 7

b. 5

c. 6

d. 2

Answer:

b. 5

44. A member of House common must be at least____ year of age?

a. 21

b. 25

c. 23

d. 27

Answer:

a. 21

45. In U.K. the executive is responsible to the:

a. prime minister

b. legislature

c. judiciary

d. political party

Answer:

b. legislature

46. The British Constitution is based on:

a. written character

b. convention-ridden

c. the theory of separation of powers

d. federal character

Answer:

b. convention-ridden

47. The presiding officer of the House of common is:

a. deputy speaker

b. vice president

c. speaker

d. queen

Answer:

c. speaker

48. The Residential place of the British Prime Minister is:

a. 10 downing street

b. red fort

c. white house

d. london palace

Answer:

a. 10 downing street

49. The majority of the cabinet ministers are always from:

a. the parliament

b. house of lords

c. house of commons

d. none of these

Answer:

c. house of commons

50. The Key man in the British Cabinet is:

a. the queen

b. speaker

c. prime minister

d. deputy

Answer:

c. prime minister

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