Top 350+ Solved Political Theory MCQ Questions Answer
Q. John Austin defines law as the ‘command’ of the
a. Sovereign
b. Monarch
c. Prime Minister
d. President
Q. Who explained that “Law is a rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme powerin a state, commanding what is right, and prohibiting what is wrong”
a. Blackstone
b. Sabine
c. Garner
d. Laski
Q. Which of the following is not the sources of law?
a. custom
b. religion
c. legislation
d. liberty
Q. Which of the following is considered as part of law?
a. ordinance
b. public statement
c. free speech
d. gender
Q. Which regarded as the principle legitimate source of law in modern deomcartic State
a. Custom
b. Superstition
c. Religion
d. Legislation
Q. Which is regarded as the supreme law of independent State
a. Constitution
b. Judicial decision
c. Convention
d. Customary law
Q. According to John Locke, ‘where there is no law’
a. ‘there are rights’
b. ‘there is no freedom’
c. ‘there is liberty’
d. ‘there is no justice’
Q. The aspect of ‘positive relationship’ between law and liberty is
a. Law protects only the liberty of the individual at the cost of the society
b. Law helps in establishing a civilized society and protect the life and liberty for individuals.
c. Law help in protecting the society at the cost of individual liberty
d. None of the above
Q. Which types of law deals with crime and the legal punishment of criminal offenses
a. criminal law
b. conventional law
c. customary law
d. civil law
Q. One of the aspect of ‘negative relationship’ between law and liberty is
a. the more the law, the more the liberty
b. the less the law, the less the liberty
c. the more the law, the less the liberty
d. the more the law, the more the rights
Q. Locke exerted that the state is to protect the individual’s
a. rights and liberty
b. religion and liberty
c. wealth only
d. life and property
Q. Which is the types of law that regulates the actions of the people in society and it isbacked by the coercive power of the State.
a. Civil law
b. Moral law
c. National law
d. International law
Q. Monism stands for
a. neutrality in exercise of power
b. power in the hand of many
c. partiality in exercise of power
d. absolutism in the exercise of power
Q. Who states that, “The great aim of the struggle for liberty has been equality before thelaw”
a. Bentham
b. John Rawls
c. F. A. Hayek
d. Macmillan
Q. Which is not considered as part and source of international law
a. Bilateral Treaties
b. International Convention
c. Agreement
d. State legislation