Political Science-[FPSC-U.S A. CSS]/(USA) Political Science Origin Of State Set-1 Sample Test,Sample questions

Question:
  According to Hobbes in the state of nature people: 

1.Lived harmoniously

2.Quarrelled with each other

3.Had regard for judicial system

4.Respected each other s rights


Question:
  According to Locke sovereign of the civil state in the beginning was: 

1.Elected

2.Nominated

3.Sent by God

4.A high priest


Question:
  Essays Concerning Human Understanding  was written by: 

1.Milton

2.Spinoza

3.Locke

4.Rousseau


Question:
  General will  according to Rousseau was: 

1.Majority will

2.Sum total of good wills

3.Sum total of bad wills

4.Sum total of the will of minority


Question:
  Hobbes s name is associated with origin of state about the theory of: 

1.Divine Origin

2.Patriarchal

3.Matriarchal

4.Social Contract


Question:
  Lacke was in favour of: 

1.Absolute monarchy

2.Dictatorship

3.Presidential form of Government

4.Constitutional monarchy


Question:
  Locke s sovereign: 

1.Was above all laws

2.Was bound by the laws given by him

3.Was main source of original laws

4.None


Question:
  Locke was a philosopher who belonged to: 

1.England

2.France

3.Switzerland

4.Germany


Question:
  Social Contract  was written by: 

1.Hobbes

2.Locke

3.Rousseau

4.David Hume


Question:
  That the law of the state is obeyed because there is punitive authority of the state behind it  is believed by the exponents of: 

1. Patriarchal theory

2.Matriarchal theory

3.Theory of Divine origin

4.Force theory


Question:
  Who said that theory of social contract about the origin of the state was most worthless? 

1.Sir Henry Maine

2.T.H. Green

3.Bentham

4.Sorel


Question:
 According to exponents of theory of Divine Origin of State people have: 

1.Right to revolt against their rulers

2.Right to revolt only against tyrants

3.Right to revolt against-unjustified laws

4.No right to revolt against their ruler


Question:
 According to Locke in the state of nature man was: 

1.Uncivilised

2.Nasty and brutish

3.Peace loving

4.Respected no code of conduct.


Question:
 Aristotle believed that state originated as result of: 

1.Social contract

2.Force

3.Expansion of families

4.Handiwork of God


Question:
 Exponents of theory of Divine Origin of State believe that: 

1. State grew with the passage of time

2.God give state

3.State is expansion of families

4.State was result of an understanding between God and people


Question:
 In France theory of Divine origin was supported by: 

1.Philips

2.Louis XII

3.Louis XIII

4.Louis XIV


Question:
 In the social contract theory of Hobbes  the masses had: 

1.Natural rights

2.No natural rights

3.Natural rights were partly enjoyed by the people

4.Natural rights already enjoyed by the people were abolished


Question:
 Leviathan contains political philosophy of: 

1.Hobbes

2.Locke

3.Henry Maine

4.Laski


Question:
 One of the following factors has not contributed in the evolution of state  point that: 

1.Natural Rights

2.Political consciousness

3.Economic needs

4.Desire to live in peace


Question:
 Sovereign of Hobbes in social contract in effect meant that: 

1.Sovereign came out of state of nature

2.Sovereign remained in the state of nature

3.Sovereign was not effected at all

4.Sovereign was subordinated to the people


Question:
 The Confessions  was written by: 

1.Locke

2.Rousseau

3.Burke D. G

4.Vico


Question:
 The ruler James-I s name is associated with: 

1.Theory of Divine Origin of State

2.Introduction of far reaching legislative reforms

3.Reforms in national finances

4.Reforms in land revenue system


Question:
 Who supported patriarchal theory about the origin of the state? 

1.St. Paul

2.St. Aquinas

3.Duguit

4.Plato


Question:
According to Hobbes in the state of nature man was: 

1.Very law abiding

2.Nasty and brutish

3.Cultured and mannered

4.Selfless and had fellow feelings


Question:
According to Hobbes state of nature was: 

1.Pre-social

2.Post-social

3.Socially respectable

4.None of the above


Question:
According to Locke state originated because: 

1.Nasty man was to be crushed

2.Private property came as a serpent

3.There was need to interpret laws

4.None of the above reasons


Question:
According to Plato state originated because: 

1.The people had desire to live in the state

2.There was necessity for division of labour

3.God sent state on earth

4.People concluded a contract for bringing state


Question:
According to Rousseau main reason for the social contract was that: 

1.There was need to interpret law

2. Private property came as a serpent

3.Social laws began to be disrespected

4.Man became nasty.


Question:
Force theory about the origin of the state is supported by: 

1.Syndicalists

2.Fabian socialists

3.Marxists

4.Individualists


Question:
In Hobbes contract sovereign was: 

1.Party to the contract

2.Above the contract

3.Below the people

4.To be elected in a democratic manner


Question:
In modern times the force theory of the origin of the state has been supported by: 

1.Hitler

2.Stalin

3.Churchill

4.Roosevelt


Question:
In the middle ages it was believed that: 

1.Church gave state

2.State is the march of God on earth

3. State was theresult of human efforts

4.State grew with the passage of time


Question:
In the West first to support the theory of Divine Origin were: 

1.The Jews

2.The Christians

3.The Muslims

4.None of these


Question:
Locke has been called as the child of: 

1.French Revolution

2.Industrial Revolution

3.Glorious Revolution

4.Reformation


Question:
Main function of Locke s sovereign was: 

1.To enact laws

2.To amend already existing laws

3.To interpret laws

4.To enforce laws


Question:
Main supporters of theory of Divine origin were: 

1.Feudal lords

2.Church fathers

3.Common men

4.The rich traders


Question:
Patriarchal theory about the origin of the state was supported by: 

1.Sir Henry Maine

2.Edward Jenks

3.St. Paul

4.Morgan


Question:
Rousseau s individual in the state of nature was: 

1.Noble savage

2.Nasty and brutish

3.Peace loving and law abiding

4.Quarrelsome


Question:
Rousseau s name is associated with: 

1.Patriarchal theory

2.Theory of Divine origin

3.Theory of force

4.Theory of General Will


Question:
Rousseau s theory of social contract very much influenced the organizers of: 

1.Industrial Revolution

2.French Revolution

3.Glorious Revolution

4.Glorious Revolution


Question:
Rousseau was born in: 

1.England

2.Germany

3.France

4.Switzerland


Question:
The main respobsibility according to Locke s sovereign was: 

1.To protect the property of the people

2.To collect land revenue

3.To maintain good transport system

4.To encourage formation of associations


Question:
Which of the following factors has not contributed in the evolution of state  point that: 

1.Social instinct

2.Kinship

3.Private property

4.Desire to live in peace


Question:
Which of the following is correct about the relationship of state and Government? 

1.Complementary

2.Complimentary

3.Contradictory

4.Indifferent


Question:
Who  said that  state is power and it is sin for the state to be weak? 

1.Jenks

2.Herbert Spencer

3.Leacock

4.Triestchki


Question:
Who raised state to the highest glory? 

1.Rousseau

2.Locke

3.Hegel

4.Marx


Question:
Who said about the origin of the state that  will  not  force  is the basis of the state? 

1.Bentham

2.J.S.Mill

3.James Mill

4.T.H.Green


Question:
Who said that family is the basis of the state? 

1.Leacock

2.Gettell

3.Gilchrist

4.Fenwick


Question:
Who said that state is neither the handiwork of God  nor the result of brute force  nor expansion of families but only growth? 

1.Gilchrist

2.Friedrich

3.Aristotle

4.Ebenstein


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