Top 150+ Solved Introduction to Political Theory MCQ Questions Answer
Q. Which of the following is a permanent feature of representative form ofgovernment?
a. voting
b. decision making
c. military force
d. none of the above
Q. The origin of democracy can be traced back to :
a. ancient greek city states
b. medieval period
c. modern era
d. feudalism
Q. In his philosophy Plato has associated justice with :
a. functions
b. religion
c. morality
d. wealth
Q. Which one of the following is not an attribute of justice?
a. it deals with human being
b. it means impartiality
c. it means rule of law
d. it means maintenance of discrimination
Q. Political justice is obtainable when the people have:
a. freedom of worship
b. freedom to held private property
c. freedom to caste vote in the way they like
d. freedom to have family life
Q. The chance of getting justice are available in:
a. parliamentary form of government
b. presidential form of government
c. aristocracies only
d. democracy.
Q. In our modern times it is believed that justice is :
a. opposed to equality
b. opposed to liberty
c. anti-thesis of equality and liberty
d. closely linked with liberty
Q. The concept of justice is:
a. very old
b. originated in the 16th century
c. originated in the 20th century
d. originated with the dawn of democracy
Q. Economic dimensions of justice have been emphasized by:
a. socialists
b. individualist
c. idealists
d. all the above
Q. In which book Plato elaborated his theory of justice:
a. statesman
b. republic
c. laws
d. all the above
Q. Constitution is an instrument of
a. legal justice
b. social justice
c. political justice
d. economic justice
Q. -------------- are the distinct forms of justice in Indian constitution
a. justice, empowerment, well being
b. social, economical, political
c. social, psychological, emotional
d. social, educational, judicial
Q. Social justice is the balance between-------------
a. individual’s rights and social control
b. society and individual
c. fundamental rights and judicial system
d. individual and family
Q. The primary goal of a welfare state is to achieve:
a. social justice
b. freedom to all
c. enjoyment to all
d. political justice