जो धातु या शब्द के अंत में जोड़ा जाता है उसे कहते है ?
A
समास
B
अव्यय
C
उपसर्ग
D
प्रत्यय
General English
Question 9Single Answer
Read sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The sentences are In three separate parts and each one is labelled (a), (b), (c) and (d). In that case, letter (d) will signify a ‘No error’ response.
A
He was in the temper
B
and refused
C
discuss the matter again
D
No error
Question 10Single Answer
Read sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The sentences are In three separate parts and each one is labelled (a), (b), (c) and (d). In that case, letter (d) will signify a ‘No error’ response.
A
A flower makes no garland
B
so we must do a thing together
C
in a unit for a good result
D
No error
Question 11Single Answer
Read sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The sentences are In three separate parts and each one is labelled (a), (b), (c) and (d). In that case, letter (d) will signify a ‘No error’ response.
A
My friend is a software engineer
B
and his wife is doctor
C
so they don’t have enough time for each other
D
No error
Question 12Single Answer
Read sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The sentences are In three separate parts and each one is labelled (a), (b), (c) and (d). In that case, letter (d) will signify a ‘No error’ response.
A
I don’t have much time that
B
I hear you in detail with verbosity
C
tell everything in nutshell
D
No error
Question 13Single Answer
Read sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The sentences are In three separate parts and each one is labelled (a), (b), (c) and (d). In that case, letter (d) will signify a ‘No error’ response.
A
The atmosphere is changing
B
so I have severe pain in my body
C
if you have any painkiller, please give it to me
D
No error
General Knowledge & Reasoning & Numerical Ability
Question 14Single Answer
Yojna a weekly journal
A
Ministry of Finance
B
Ministry of Information and Broadcastin
C
Ministry of Rural Development
D
Planning Commission
Question 15Single Answer
Passage :
Direction:Study the given information carefully and answer the given question
P, Q, R, S, T, V, X and Y are seated in a straight line facing North. P sits fourth to the left of V. V sits either sixth from the left end of the line or fourth from the right end of the line. S sits second to the right of R. R is not an immediate neighbor of V. T and Q are immediate neighbours of each other but neither T not Q sits at extreme ends of the line. Only one person sits between T and X. X does not sit at the extreme end of the line
According to the passage, what is the main purpose of data protection laws ?
A
To ensure that foreign countries invest in research for drugs to treat diseases like TB
B
To attract Indian scientists back to the country
C
To prevent misuse of research to make profit by competing companies
D
To make clinical trials more acceptable to the public
E
None of these
Question 16Single Answer
‘Gram’ is relatd to ‘Mass’ in the same way as ‘Centimetre’ is related to
A
Area
B
Volume
C
Length
D
Sound
E
Energy
Question 17Single Answer
Which of the following is an important Paleolithic site of Madhya Pradesh?
A
Narmada valley
B
Hathnora
C
Jogdaha
D
All of the above
Question 18Single Answer
The cash difference between the selling prices of an article at a profit of 4% and 6% is Rs. 3. The ratio of the two selling prices is:__________ ?
A
51:52
B
52:53
C
51:53
D
52:55
Question 19Single Answer
Which of the following numbers is irrational ?
A
√49
B
0.125
C
√2
D
22/7
Question 20Single Answer
On what date did India celebrate the 9th anniversary of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation?
A
July 1, 2026
B
June 30, 2026
C
July 2, 2026
D
June 29, 2026
Pedagogy
Question 21Single Answer
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy which deals with the theories of :
A
Realitty
B
Existence
C
Knowledge
D
Values
Question 22Single Answer
Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labeled as Reason (R). Assertion (A) : Philosophy helps in determining aims of education Reason (R) : Education depends mostly on Philosophy.
In the context of the two statements, which one of the following is correct ?
A
Codes :
Both (A) and (R) are true.
B
Both (A) and (R) are false.
C
(A) is true but (R) is false.
D
(A) is false but (R) is true.
Question 23Single Answer
"Things as they are and as they are likely to be encountered in life rather than words" was the slogan of the :
A
Pragmatists
B
Realists
C
Idealists
D
Existentialists
Question 24Single Answer
An existentialistic teacher should emphasize on :
I. Freedom
II. Responsibility
III. Subjective feelings
IV. Cooperative living
In the above which combination is correct ?
A
Codes ;
I & II are correct.
B
I & III are correct.
C
I, II & III are correct.
D
II, III & IV are correct.
Question 25Single Answer
Who advocated the creation of a classless society ?
A
Plato
B
Auguste Comte
C
M.K. Gandhi
D
Karl Marx
Question 26Single Answer
The Vedas teach us that :
A
Creation is without beginning
B
Creation is without an end.
C
Creation is without beginning and without an end.
D
Creation has a definite beginning and also an end.
Question 27Single Answer
According to Samkhya philosophy, the sequence of creation is as under :
A
Purusa, Prakrati, Ahankar, Mahat
B
Prakrati, Purusa, Ahankar, Mahat
C
Prakrati, Purusa, Mahat, Ahankar
D
Purusa, Prakrati, Mahat, Ahankar
Question 28Single Answer
Match the following : List-I List-II (Buddhist Concept) (Meaning/Example)
(a) Arya Satya 1.Namrupa
(b) Dwadash Nidan 2.Samadhi
(c) Ashtanga Marg 3.Samyaka Vyayam
(d) Niruana 4.Controlling of breath
5.Sorrow in life
A
Code :
(a) (b) (c) (d)
2 4 1 3
B
5 1 3 2
C
5 1 4 2
D
1 5 4 3
Question 29Single Answer
Critically judge the following : Assertion (A) : All Muslim Women need to go to school. Reason (R) : Muslim Philosophy lays emphasis on the equality of all-men or women.
A
Codes :
Both (A) and (R) are true.
B
Both (A) and (R) are false.
C
Statement (A) is true but (R) is false.
D
Statement (A) is false but (R) is true.
Question 30Single Answer
In Tagorian Education System the child learns better by :
I. Debates and Discussion
II. Reading, Writing and Speaking
III. Dance, Drama and Music
IV. Travelling and interacting with nature.
In the context of the above, which statements are true ?
A
All I, II, III and IV are true.
B
Statements I, III and IV are true.
C
Statements I, II and III are true.
D
Statements II, III and IV are true.
Political Science
Question 31Single Answer
Who among the following defines political science as " the study of the act of human and social control" or the "study of control relationship of wills"?
A
Robson
B
Pollocks
C
Maitland
D
Catlin
Question 32Single Answer
Is the parent science of all the social sciences.
A
Sociology
B
History
C
Philosophy
D
None of these
Question 33Single Answer
Which of the following deals with morality and formulates rules which should influence the behaviour of man while living in society?
A
Philosophy
B
Ethics
C
Sociology
D
None of the above
Question 34Single Answer
Ethics is concerned with man as a man and as such, it is prior to:
A
Society
B
Science
C
Political Science
D
History
Question 35Single Answer
Who among the following prominent writers has given psychological explanations of almost all the political problems?
A
Le Bon
B
Baldwin
C
Graham Wallas
D
All of the above
Question 36Single Answer
Political scientists have borrowed such, ideas as 'cultural relativism', 'social evolution', 'cultural diffusion' from:
A
Anthropology
B
Sociology
C
Philosophy
D
Economics
Question 37Single Answer
Who among the following said that politics has its roots, psychologically, in the study of mental habits and vocational activities of mankind?
A
Barker
B
Plato
C
Bryce
D
Wallas
Question 38Single Answer
Ivor Brown points out that economics deals mainly with and politics is concerned with
A
Wealth, government
B
Business, state
C
Commodities, human beings
D
Production, administration
Question 39Single Answer
Which of the following theories of the origin of the state was accepted by liberalism?
A
Pluralist theory
B
Marxist theory
C
Historical theory
D
Institutional theory
Question 40Single Answer
Which of the following views believes that the state originated with class division and class struggle in society?
A
Liberal view
B
Marxist view
C
Pluralist view
D
Traditional view
Question 41Single Answer
"It is not the consciousness of man which determines the material conditions of life but it is material conditions of life which determine their consciousness" - this statement is given by
A
Gettell
B
Karl Marx
C
C. Galbraith
D
Catlin
Question 42Single Answer
"Politics is that part of social science which treats of the foundations of state and the principles of government". Who made this statement?
A
Willoughby
B
Seeley
C
Paul Janet
D
S.L. Wasby
Question 43Single Answer
Guild and Palmer strongly pleaded that the subject of politics should be:
A
The political parties
B
To secure obedience
C
Negative
D
Power instead of the state
Question 44Single Answer
The Father of modern sociology, A. Comte, portrayed society as a potentially harmonious and ordered structure in which all social classes.
A
worked for social change
B
worked for the common good
C
worked for the individual
D
worked for capitalists
Question 45Single Answer
Socialist states are based on marxian ideology and are known as the:
A
Blue world
B
Green world
C
Red world
D
Yellow world
Question 46Single Answer
Which one of the following pairs is mismatched?
A
Fascism - Mussolini
B
Anarchism - Bakunin
C
Socialism - Thomas Moore
D
Pluralism - Kropotkin
Question 47Single Answer
Who has used the concept of "hegemony"?
A
Laski
B
Maclver
C
Gramsci
D
Marx
Question 48Single Answer
"Politics is struggle for power" was said by
A
Morgenthau
B
Quincy Wright
C
Sprout
D
Thomson
Question 49Single Answer
Kautilya wrote his Arthasastra on the subject of:
A
History
B
Practical politics
C
Religion
D
Science
Question 50Single Answer
Lord James Bryce is considered to be the best advocate of the
A
Experimental method
B
Historical method
C
Observational method
D
Comparative method
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Political Science
Question 51Single Answer
The English word 'politics' originates from three Greek words like:
A
Polis, Polity, Politico
B
Polis, Polity, Politeia
C
Polity, Political, Polis
D
Politeia, Pol, Polis
Question 52Single Answer
Buckle said that "in the present state of knowledge, politics, far from being a science, is the
most .....of all arts".
A
Forward
B
Efficient
C
Backward
D
Obedient
Question 53Single Answer
Leacock says that without at least an unconscious political science, will lose its main significance.
A
Geography
B
Economics
C
Sociology
D
History
Question 54Single Answer
Robert Michels showed how 'democratic parties are really
A
Absurd Structures
B
Oligarchical Structures
C
Economic Structures
D
Authoritarian Structures
Question 55Single Answer
Who among the following is one of the advocates of the power theory in politics?
A
Catlin
B
Kaplan
C
Lasswell
D
All of the above
Question 56Single Answer
Who founded the structural-functional school in political science?
A
Apter
B
Coleman
C
Plato
D
Both (a) and (b)
Question 57Single Answer
Political Socialisation is the process of induction into the political culture and the psychological dimension of the
A
Socio-economic System
B
Political System
C
Economic System
D
Social System
Question 58Single Answer
Who defines the political system the institutions, processes and interactions through which values are authoritatively allocate in a society"?
A
Almond
B
Easton
C
Apter
D
Pye
Question 59Single Answer
The liberal view of politics is based on the assumption that human beings are basically:
A
Independent
B
Egoistic
C
Traditional
D
Modern
Question 60Single Answer
The liberal view of politics is quite compatible with:
A
Conservatism
B
Marxism
C
Fascism
D
Nazism
Question 61Single Answer
Bernard Crick thinks that non-political conservatives, apolitical libera's and anti-political socialists do not know how to practise the art of:
A
Democracy
B
Politics
C
Government
D
Sociology
Question 62Single Answer
Marx approaches the question of politics from the point of view of
A
Political Change
B
Cultural Change
C
Social Change
D
Administrative Change
Question 63Single Answer
In Marxist view of politics, conflict is inherent in the objective situation of the:
A
Social System
B
Class System
C
Political System
D
Economic System
Question 64Single Answer
In the last decades of which Century, politics was established as a separate and distinct subject?
A
Twentieth Century
B
Nineteenth Century
C
Eighteenth Century
D
Seventeenth Century
Question 65Single Answer
Greek philosophers never made a distinction between the
A
Government and State
B
State and Society
C
Government and Society
D
Politics and Government
Question 66Single Answer
Who said that the State is a Union of Families and Villages having for its end Perfect and Self- sufficient life?
A
Arislotlr
B
Plato
C
Pollock
D
Marx
Question 67Single Answer
Who among the following opined that life is a "perpetual and restless desire for power after
power which ceases only in death"?
A
Aristotle
B
Nietzsche
C
Hobbes
D
Lasswell
Question 68Single Answer
Who was the first great political thinker who recognized the distinctive quality of politics as one
of the basic human activities?
A
Plato
B
Aristotle
C
Bemard Crick
D
David E. Apter
Question 69Single Answer
Which notion characterizes the core of Marxist 2 view of politics?
A
The notion of class consciousness
B
The notion of class conflict
C
The notion of class determination
D
The notion of ruling class
Question 70Single Answer
Who wrote the book In Defence of Politics'?
A
Stephen Wasby
B
Pareto
C
Mosca
D
Bernard Crick
Question 71Single Answer
Who founded the historical school of jurisprudence?
A
Eichorn and Savigny
B
John W. Burgess
C
Francis Lieber
D
John Hopkings
Question 72Single Answer
Which of the following systems of political analysis puts emphasis on legal and historical analysis, descriptive and comparative methods and interest group theory?
A
Political philosophy
B
Behaviourlism
C
Pluralism
D
Institutionalism
Question 73Single Answer
Who was the founder of the philosophical approach to politics ?
A
Plato
B
Aristotle
C
Hobbes
D
Both (a) and (b)
Question 74Single Answer
Which view of politics suggests that political institutions realize philosophical ideals in 3 governmental practices?
A
Institutionalistic
B
Pluralistic
C
Marxist
D
Behaviouralistic
Question 75Single Answer
The functionalist view of politics is professed by:
A
David Easton
B
Almond
C
Talcott Parsons
D
All of the above
Question 76Single Answer
Who propounded the elitist theory?
A
Mosca
B
Robert Dahl
C
Lasswell
D
Catlin
Question 77Single Answer
Liberalism coincides with the tradition of thought beginning with:
A
John Locke
B
Rousseau
C
Hobbes
D
Marx
Question 78Single Answer
The liberal view of politics upholds the pluralistic view of:
A
Economy
B
Polity
C
State
D
Society
Question 79Single Answer
According to the Marxist point of view are the motive force behind all politics.
A
Individual Interests
B
Social interests
C
Conflicting economic interest
D
Ruling class interests
Question 80Single Answer
"What our great industries lack more is markets, because both Germany and the US have become protectionist to the extreme degree" - who made this statement in 1885?
A
Monroe
B
Jules Ferry
C
Synder
D
Moon
Question 81Single Answer
Who said that imperialism is a chief distortion of nationalism?
A
Moon
B
Amery
C
Ebenstein
D
Calvin
Question 82Single Answer
The concept of citizenship involves the concept of:
A
Ethnicity
B
Liberty
C
Rights
D
Duties
Question 83Single Answer
Who said that 'citizenship is man's basic right for it is nothing less than the right to have right?
A
Earl Warren
B
Gidden
C
Marshal
D
Lenin
Question 84Single Answer
The modern idea of citizenship includes not only civil and political dimensions but also a:
A
Psychological component
B
Social component
C
Economic component
D
Factual component
Question 85Single Answer
Who among the following advocates the group theory?
A
Bentley
B
Truman
C
Kautsky
D
All of the above
Question 86Single Answer
Politics is a study of the interaction of the economic, political and ideological dimensions of:
A
Society
B
Class
C
State
D
Power
Question 87Single Answer
is the source of the economic dimension of power
A
Leadership
B
Wealth
C
Force
D
Control
Question 88Single Answer
The ideological dimension of power emanates from the power exerted by:
A
Religion
B
Mass media
C
Politicians
D
Both (a) and (b)
Question 89Single Answer
Who said that politics is concerned among other things with conflicts over the proper use of force, power, authority?
A
Apter
B
Greaves
C
Duverger
D
Paul Janet
Question 90Single Answer
Who asserts that fundamental conception in social sciences is power in the same sense that energy is fundamental concept in physics?
A
Russell
B
Weber
C
Macpherson
D
Palmer
Question 91Single Answer
The power theory' finds its brilliant manifestation in the political philosophy of
A
Locke
B
Hobbes
C
Mill
D
Rousseau
Question 92Single Answer
Advancements in science and technology as also the socio-economic processes, have made more complex
A
Societies
B
Human mind
C
Politics
D
None of the above
Question 93Single Answer
Which of the following is not a form of closed door policy?
A
Tariffs
B
Shipping
C
Concessions
D
Mandate
Question 94Single Answer
What is the term used to explain control by two or
more powers over a disputed territory in order to prevent colonial rivalry?
A
Protectorate
B
Alliance
C
Condominium
D
None of the above
Question 95Single Answer
The right of extra-territoriality was claimed and established in almost all... countries which give few rights to Christians.
A
North-eastern
B
Muslim
C
Hindu
D
Western
Question 96Single Answer
Modern imperialism places more reliance on
A
Downright conquest and annexation
B
Diplomacy and international agreement
C
Groupism and cold war
D
Nuclear threat and hooliganism
Question 97Single Answer
Which of the following may be defined as "the complex of organised associations and institutions within a community"?
A
Society
B
Nation
C
State
D
Country
Question 98Single Answer
Who said that the global economy must be viewed a collection of heterogeneous units with different agendas interacting with one another in a variety of ways and thus changing its character
over time?
A
Adiseshiah
B
Kurien
C
Bruton
D
Kruenger
Question 99Single Answer
Which of the following is defined as the value which labour produces beyond that which is socially necessary to sustain itself?
A
Additional Value
B
Labour Value
C
Concealed Value
D
Surplus Value
Question 100Single Answer
Which one of the following thinkers proposed the criterion of falsifiability as the measure of scientific truth?
A
Levi-Strauss
B
Max Weber
C
Karl Popper
D
Karl Marx
Question 101Single Answer
What does TRIP.s stand for?
A
Tariff-Related Intellectual Practices
B
Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights
C
Trade-Related Interest Property Rights
D
None of the above
Question 102Single Answer
Linder ..................patents shall be available for any invention whether product or process in all fields of industrial technologies.
A
GATT
B
TRIMS
C
TRIPs
D
WTO
Question 103Single Answer
Who said that "state is particular portion of mankind viewed as an organised"?
A
Bluntschli
B
Hegel
C
Burgess
D
Leacock
Question 104Single Answer
Who made no distinction between State and Society?
A
Hegel
B
Aristotle
C
Plato
D
Both (a) and (c)
Question 105Single Answer
Which of the following is the distinguishing characteristic of state, as compared with other associations?
A
Population
B
Territory
C
Government
D
Sovereignty
Question 106Single Answer
Which of the following are the four characterics of state?
A
Government, territory, population, asociation
B
Association, sovereignty, territory, population
C
Army, territory, population and sovereignty
D
Population, territory, government and sovereignty
Question 107Single Answer
The term state has often been confused with:
A
Sovereignty
B
Association
C
Nation
D
Government
Question 108Single Answer
Which of the following is not true about difference between the State and the Government?
A
The will of the State is expressed through Government
B
The State is concrete while the Government is abstract
C
The State has original whereas Government has delegated powers.
D
The State is large whereas Government is a small body.
Question 109Single Answer
According to Plato, the population of the State should be about:
A
5000
B
6000
C
7000
D
8000
Question 110Single Answer
Which of the following is true about difference between the State and Government?
A
Origin of both is shrouded in mystery.
B
Loyalty of both is essential.
C
Changes in the State do not come frequently whereas in the Government these are frequent.
D
Sovereignty vests in the both
Question 111Single Answer
Who said that 'state is a community permanently established for a political end?
A
Hall
B
laski
C
Woodrow Wilson
D
l. Iver
Question 112Single Answer
Who said that State is a terri urial society divided into government and the subjects?
A
Garner
B
Finer
C
Austin
D
Laski
Question 113Single Answer
Who said that the state is a people organised for
law within a definite territory?
A
Oppenheim
B
Woodrow Wilson
C
Laski
D
Hall
Question 114Single Answer
State has been defined as "human society with political differentiations existing in it between the governed and the governors' by?
A
Oppenheim
B
Duguit
C
Mclver
D
T.H. Green
Question 115Single Answer
The most acceptable definition of state that it has four essential ingredients was given by?
A
Garner
B
Gettell
C
Finer
D
Laski
Question 116Single Answer
These days recognition to the new born state is
given by a state when:
A
lt possesses all the four essential elements.
B
When other nations begin to recognise it.
C
When the state concerned fights a big war.
D
When it is politically convenient for state giving recognition
Question 117Single Answer
These days for studying problems of state the approach followed is:
A
Traditional
B
Disciplinary
C
Inter-disciplinary
D
None of the above
Question 118Single Answer
Main difference between the state and association is that?
A
One can't be member of both.
B
One can't live without the other.
C
One can use force while other cannot.
D
One is hindrance on the part of the other
Question 119Single Answer
Main difference between the state and the Government is that
A
One has horizontal jurisdictions while the other has not.
B
Both do not work for the welfare of the people.
C
Both are not well organized
D
Both do not touch many aspects of human life..
Question 120Single Answer
Compared with society, scope of state activity is?
A
Wider
B
Narrow
C
Just equal
D
No comparison between the two
Question 121Single Answer
Who said that a nation is a body of men whom cherish a common will and tend to have a separate state?
A
Plato
B
Aristotle
C
Barker
D
Masaca
Question 122Single Answer
Who said that 'nation is a nationality which has organised itself into a political body desiring to be independent?
A
MacLver
B
Nimkoff and Ogbum
C
Barker
D
James Bryce
Question 123Single Answer
Technically speaking which one of the following
cannot be termed as state?
A
Lahore
B
U.S.A.
C
U.S.S.R
D
Bangladesh
Question 124Single Answer
A state becomes an internationally recognised state only when:
A
It has acquired vast armies
B
Its natural resources have come to be known and exploited
C
It possesses territory and population big enough to meet its
needs
D
It is admitted in the family of nations
Question 125Single Answer
Which of the following is not true about the state and society?
A
State does not have all aspects of life but society does
B
Society came prior to state
C
Both have no territorial jurisdictions
D
State has sovereignty whereas society does not possess itc
Question 126Single Answer
Which of the following is not true about the state and Government?
A
Loyalty to both is most essential
B
State has one whereas Government has several forms
C
State is more compressive than the Goverment
D
None of the above
Question 127Single Answer
Which one of the following methods for the study
of problems of State of his times was used by
Aristotle?
A
Inductive
B
Deductive
C
Philosophical
D
Comparative
Question 128Single Answer
Which one of the following is a state?
A
Bhutan
B
Burma
C
Sikkim
D
Bangladesh
Question 129Single Answer
The four essential elements of the state are:
A
Population, territory, government and army
B
Population, territory, government and nationality
C
Sovereignty government, religion and population
D
Population, territory, government and sovereignty
Question 130Single Answer
The territory of a state consists of:
A
Land
B
Land and sea
C
Land, rivers and mountains
D
Land, territorial water and air space
Question 131Single Answer
The term territorial water means:
A
The water found within the country in the shape of rivers and lakes
B
The water secured from other countries
C
The water, which is supplied to other countries
D
Water of sea located close to the coast of a
country
Question 132Single Answer
The largest state in terms of population is
A
USA
B
USSR
C
India
D
China
Question 133Single Answer
The largest state in terms of territory is:
A
China
B
India
C
USA
D
Soviet Union
Question 134Single Answer
Which one of the following statements is correct?
A
The government is the master while the state is its agent.
B
The state is the master while the government is its agent.
C
Government and state are one and the same thing
D
The authority of the state is limited while that of the government is unlimited.
Question 135Single Answer
A state becomes a state only if:
A
It is recognised by majority of the members of the UNO
B
It is recognised by all the states
C
It is recognised by at least ten sovereign states
D
None of the above
Question 136Single Answer
A state must possess:
A
A democratic government
B
Parliamentary government
C
Presidential government
D
Some kind of govemment
Question 137Single Answer
Gandhi described himself as a
A
Liberal
B
Socialist
C
Social Democrat
D
Philosophical Anarchist
Question 138Single Answer
Membership of state is:
A
Compulsory
B
Voluntary
C
Unnecessary
D
Not desirable
Question 139Single Answer
Which of the following is not an attribute of sovereignty?
A
Permanence
B
Inalienability
C
Indivisibility
D
Delegation of authority by some persons to the state
Question 140Single Answer
Legal sovereignty in India vests with:
A
President
B
Prime Minister
C
Constitution
D
Cabinet
Question 141Single Answer
Pluralists believe in one of the following characteristics of sovereignty namely:
A
Divisibility
B
Comprehensiveness
C
Permanence
D
None of the above
Question 142Single Answer
Characteristics of legal sovereignty is that it is:
A
Not precise
B
Not well organised
C
Fully well organised and precise
D
Not recognised by law
Question 143Single Answer
Hobbes believed in one of the following characteristics of sovereignty namely:
A
Limited
B
Constitutional
C
Absolute
D
Divided
Question 144Single Answer
One of the important critics of Austin's concept of sovereignty has been:
A
J.S. Mill
B
Bodin
C
M. Henry Maine d. Maclver
D
Maclver
Question 145Single Answer
Of the following legal concept of sovereignty was advocated by:
A
Hobbes
B
Locke
C
Rousseau
D
Jean Bodin
Question 146Single Answer
First western writer to develop systematic doctrine of sovereignty was:
A
John Austin
B
Grotius
C
Plato
D
T.H. Green
Question 147Single Answer
'Sovereignty is the supreme will of the state' was said by:
A
Willoughby
B
Sorel
C
Duguit
D
Bodin
Question 148Single Answer
The high priest of sovereignty was:
A
J.S. Mill
B
T.H. Green
C
Rousseau
D
Hegel
Question 149Single Answer
One of the salient features of the theory of sovereignty as expounded by Hobbes was that he stood for its: