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1.

Liberal concept of freedom emphasises on

A. State liberty
B. collective rights
C. individual liberty
D. individual restraint
Answer» D. individual restraint
2.

In his defense to individual liberty, John Lock proposed

A. Full sovereign state
B. unlimited government
C. Socialist State
D. limited government
Answer» E.
3.

J.S. Mill in support of individual liberty had written a book called

A. An autobiography
B. Political Obligation
C. The Rights of Man
D. On Liberty
Answer» E.
4.

Liberal ideas of freedom totally reject the foundational assumptions of

A. individual rights
B. divine-rights theory
C. limited government
D. capitalist society
Answer» C. limited government
5.

Rights of Man was written by

A. Thomas Paine
B. Hemmingway
C. Laski
D. Earnest Barker
Answer» B. Hemmingway
6.

The concept of Negative liberty is the absence of

A. law
B. rights
C. interference
D. freedom
Answer» D. freedom
7.

The statement, "Liberty is the freedom of individual to express without external hindrances, his personality , is associated with

A. G.D.H. Cole
B. Hayek
C. Levi Strauss
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Hayek
8.

Positive liberty is associated with

A. egoism
B. altruism
C. punishment
D. self-realisation
Answer» E.
9.

According to Laski, Political liberty means

A. the power to be active in the affairs of the state
B. the rights of an individual in the society
C. freedom from wants
D. the power to be active for individual liberty
Answer» B. the rights of an individual in the society
10.

Individual liberty is understood as the freedom to pursue one s

A. Rights and obligation without limitation
B. desires and interests without any violation with the liberty of others
C. follow government order without questioning the intention
D. unlimited rights and freedom
Answer» C. follow government order without questioning the intention
11.

Which is not part of individual liberty

A. freedom of speech and expression
B. freedom of religion
C. freedom to violate the State law
D. freedom of fear
Answer» D. freedom of fear
12.

Liberty means the absence of

A. rights
B. conscience
C. restraint
D. morality
Answer» D. morality
13.

The term equality is derived from Latin Word

A. equal
B. aequitas
C. elista
D. equinox
Answer» C. elista
14.

Two Concepts of Liberty was an essay written by

A. Amartya Sen
B. Isaiah Berlin
C. Voltaire
D. Karl Popper
Answer» C. Voltaire
15.

Aristotle had expounded two kinds of equality i.e.,

A. horizontal and perpendicular
B. numerical and proportional
C. negative and positive
D. none of the above
Answer» C. negative and positive
16.

Who said that, "The passion for equality made vain the hope for freedom".

A. Acton
B. Voltaire
C. Paine
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Voltaire
17.

Legal equality is defined as equality before

A. Religious law
B. market
C. customary law
D. court of law
Answer» E.
18.

Liberty and equality become the two important essences in which form of government

A. Democratic
B. Autocratic
C. Socialist
D. Monarchical
Answer» B. Autocratic
19.

On the Jewish Question, Marx linked personal liberty to

A. egoism and private property
B. rights and universal altruism
C. the rights of man
D. Socio-cultural conditions of men
Answer» B. rights and universal altruism
20.

The statement "Men cannot become absolutely equal unless they are entirely free" is associated with

A. Marshall
B. Green
C. Lincoln
D. Tocqueville
Answer» E.
21.

According to positive view, liberty and equality are

A. contradict to each other
B. compatible
C. non-compatible
D. oppose to each other
Answer» C. non-compatible
22.

The exponents of negative relationship between liberty and equality holds that

A. the two are compatible
B. liberty and equality are both natural
C. liberty and equality are both artificial
D. liberty is natural but not equality
Answer» E.
23.

Who said, Rights are those conditions of social life without which no man can seek in general, to be himself at his best

A. Acton
B. Skinner
C. Laski
D. Sartori
Answer» D. Sartori
24.

Economic equality stands for equitable distribution of

A. property and privileges in the society
B. salary and leave to the workers
C. wealth and resources in the society
D. land to the family members
Answer» D. land to the family members
25.

According to Marxist theory

A. the state and society are created by god
B. the state is artificial creation to suit the ruling class
C. the state is the outcome of capitalist revolution
D. none of the above
Answer» C. the state is the outcome of capitalist revolution
26.

According to Marxist, the capitalist state will be taken over by

A. Liberal State under the industrialist
B. Civil society
C. Monarchy
D. Dictatorship of the proletariat
Answer» E.
27.

According to Marxist theory, true political representation must be conceived only as the people s self-representation based on

A. universal enfranchisement
B. representation
C. selective enfranchisement
D. none of the above
Answer» B. representation
28.

For the Marxist, the elite theory is the justification and defendant of the capitalism under

A. consociational democracy
B. social democracy
C. distributive democracy
D. liberal democracy
Answer» E.
29.

Who defined justice as the virtue by which all people are given their due

A. Aquinas
B. Machiavelli
C. Augustine
D. Nelsen
Answer» D. Nelsen
30.

Rawls defined justice in terms of maximum equal liberty based on

A. equal rights
B. social justice
C. moral justice
D. equal opportunity
Answer» E.
31.

The term justice is derived from Latin word

A. jus
B. jio
C. justine
D. jam
Answer» B. jio
32.

Aristotle concept of justice consists of what is lawful and fair by treating

A. Unequal equally
B. Equal unequally
C. Equal equally and unequal equally
D. equals equally and unequal unequally
Answer» E.
33.

Plato gave his theory of justice in his book

A. The Republic
B. The Allegory of the Cave
C. Apology
D. None of the above
Answer» B. The Allegory of the Cave
34.

The phrase, All men are created equal and they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights is associated with

A. American Declaration of Independence
B. France Revolution
C. Glorious Revolution
D. Preamble of Indian Constitution
Answer» B. France Revolution
35.

Robert Michels in his book Political Parties developed

A. Iron law of oligarchy
B. Supremacy of Elite
C. Class divisions
D. Game Theory
Answer» B. Supremacy of Elite
36.

Identities and Rights: Aspects of Liberal Democracy in India was written by

A. Gurpreet Mahajan
B. Kohli
C. Vinay Kumar
D. Partha Chaterjee
Answer» B. Kohli
37.

The End of History and the Last Man, in support of western liberal democracy and criticism to Marxism, was written by

A. Huntington
B. Edward Said
C. Herbert Lewis
D. Francis Fukuyama
Answer» E.
38.

Which is not part of evolutional theory of state

A. natural
B. kinship
C. class
D. none of the above
Answer» D. none of the above
39.

Which political theory stand as a challenge to liberal democracy?

A. Liberalism
B. Multiculturalism
C. Individualism
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Individualism
40.

Who analysed justice as a virtue to respect freedom, autonomy, and dignity of others.

A. Marx
B. Rawls
C. Kant
D. Dreze
Answer» D. Dreze
41.

Modern liberal democracy is based on the principles of

A. Individual liberty
B. Socialism
C. Welfarism
D. Indigenous rights
Answer» B. Socialism
42.

Liberal democracy traces its origins in the West in the 18th century to the

A. The Great Depression
B. The giant leap
C. Age of Enlightenment
D. Age of darkness
Answer» D. Age of darkness
43.

One of the basic characteristics of liberal democracy is

A. limited government
B. absolute sovereignty
C. unlimited government
D. socialism
Answer» B. absolute sovereignty
44.

Democracy is derived from Greek words, demos and

A. Cracy
B. Kratos
C. Korinth
D. Krates
Answer» C. Korinth
45.

Which is not the features of liberal democracy?

A. equal opportunity to participate in a political system
B. protection of individual liberty and rights
C. free market economy
D. disappearance of class and promotion of stateless society
Answer» E.
46.

Who defined democracy as, Government of the people, by the people, for the people ?

A. Thomas Jefferson
B. Gandhi
C. John Adams
D. Abraham Lincoln
Answer» E.
47.

The word theoria means

A. specific
B. fantasy
C. speculation
D. spy
Answer» D. spy
48.

In popular democracy, the ultimate authority rests with the

A. people
B. council of minister
C. legislature
D. court
Answer» B. council of minister
49.

Direct democracy still prevails in

A. Russia
B. USA
C. Switzerland
D. China
Answer» D. China
50.

Vilfredo Pareto discussed the elitist theory of democracy in his book

A. The Ruling Class
B. The Mind and Society
C. Political Parties
D. Politics
Answer» C. Political Parties