Top 550+ Solved An Introduction to Political Science MCQ Questions Answer
Q. The principle of 'greatest good of the greatest number' was advocated by
a. idealists
b. individualists
c. utilitarianism
d. marxists
Q. Positivist Liberals are in favour of:
a. pushing the state out of economic field
b. doing away the state\s interference in the economic sphere
c. state regulation of the economic conditions in the interests of workers
d. state regulation to protect the interests of the capitalists
Q. Which one of the following is not true about liberalism?
a. it stands for individual liberty
b. it has no faith in human reasoning
c. it supports human freedom
d. it stands for constitutional government
Q. A democratic government is better than a non-democratic government because
a. it may or may not be accountable
b. it always responds to the needs of the people
c. it may be a constitutional government
d. none of the above
Q. Who among the following is not support the limiting the function of the state
a. herbert spencer
b. adamsmith
c. karl marx
d. bentham
Q. According to John Dewey contemporary liberalism is
a. attitude towards certain things
b. solid programme of action
c. both a programme and action
d. partly an attitude and partly a programme
Q. Liberalism stands for
a. social liberty
b. political liberty
c. economic liberty
d. all the above.
Q. Which of the following ideas was borrowed by Marx from Hegel?
a. class struggle
b. surplus value theory
c. dialectical materialism
d. none of the above.
Q. Who said, “Capitalism carried within itself the seeds of its own decay”?
a. angels
b. karl marx
c. lenin
d. stalin
Q. The statement that “A man without society is either a beast or a God” is attributed to
a. hegel
b. hobbes
c. aristotle
d. plato
Q. Political parties have been described as ‘power behind the throne’ by
a. herman finer
b. mac iver
c. burke
d. sabine
Q. Parliamentary government is accountable to the
a. president
b. legislature
c. prime minister
d. council of ministers
Q. In a Federal Government, the powers are divided between the Centre and the States by
a. the central government
b. majority decision
c. the constitution
d. the parliament.