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Political Science-[FPSC-U.S A. CSS]/Political Science England Constitution Set-3 Sample Test,Sample questions

Question:

  At the time of glorious revolution the cabinet was:

1.Full fledged body

2.Half formed body

3.House of Lords

4.None of them

Question:

  During the Civil War the supporters of the Parliament came to be called:

1.Tories

2.Whigs

3.Cavaliers

4.Roundheads

Question:

  During the Civil War the supporters of the Sovereign came to be called:

1.Cavaliers

2.Roundheads

3.Tory

4.Whig

Question:

  In 1979 elections Mr. James Challaghan the leader of Labour Party was defeated by:

1.Margaret Thatcher

2.Mr. John Major

3.Mr. Tony Benn

4.None of them

Question:

  In Great Britain the executive is responsible to the:

1.Judiciary

2.Prime Minister

3.To the Queen or King

4.To the legislature

Question:

  Kingship in England can be traced back to:

1.Norman period

2.Anglo-Saxon period

3.French period

4.Immemorial period

Question:

  Lord Palmerston was a Prime Minister:

1.From House of Commons

2. From House of Lords

3.From Privy Council

4.Chamber of King

Question:

  The Act of Settlement deals with:

1.The Powers of the House of Lords

2.Protection of Judges from arbitrary removal

3.Imprisonment without legal justification

4.None of them

Question:

  The courts which deal with children and young persons are called:

1.Minor Courts

2. Country Courts

3.Juvenile Courts

4.Old Bailey

Question:

  The King s prerogatives can be translated into actions:

1.By Courts of law

2.By Courts of law B. Parliamentary acts

3. A Minister responsible to the Parliament

4.By his own executive order

Question:

  The labour party believes in:

1.Capitalism

2.Socialism

3.Communism

4.None of them

Question:

  The labour party was founded in Britain in:

1.1900

2.1901

3.1902

4.1904

Question:

  The majority of the cabinet ministers are always from:

1.House of Lords

2.The House of Commons

3.The Parliament

4.None of them

Question:

  The nature of English constitution is:

1.Evolutionary

2.Parliamentary

3.Revolutionary

4.Subtle

Question:

  The Pivot of the whole system of government:

1.Is the Prime Minister

2.Parliamentary internal affairs committee

3.King or Queen of Great Britain

4.None of them

Question:

  There is a fundamental distinction between:

1.The King and crown

2.Queen and King

3.Prime Minister and King

4.None of them

Question:

  Tony Blair became Prime Minister for the second time in:

1.July 17 1999

2.August 10 2000

3. June 7 2001

4.July 17 2001

Question:

 According to the Reform Bill of 1832 the Tory came to be known as:

1.Liberals

2.Conservatives

3.Communists

4.Socialists

Question:

 Britain has:

1.One party system

2.One dominant party system

3.Two party system

4.Multi party system

Question:

 Conventions enable a rigid framework to be kept up with changing social needs and changing political ideas:

1.Jennings says

2.Dicey says

3. Holds worth says

4.None of them says

Question:

 First time Labour Party formed government in 1924 at that time the Leader of the Labour Party was:

1.Ramsay Mcdonld

2.Earl of Derby

3.J.H. Wilson

4.None of them

Question:

 Teo political parties emerged during the reign of:

1.Charles II

2.Charles II

3.George I

4. George II

Question:

 The Court of Appeal is headed by:

1.Master of the Rolls

2.Lord Chancellor

3.Lord Chief Justice

4.Stipendiary Magistrate

Question:

 The judicial committee was created in:

1.1888

2.1889

3.1891

4.1893

Question:

 The Labour party was first represented in parliament in:

1.1901

2.1902

3.1905

4.1906

Question:

 The last occasion on which the whole Privy Council was:

1.1712

2.1713

3.1714

4.None of them

Question:

 The Prime Minister has the selection of Minister:

1.A free hand

2.To consult King or Queen

3.Has to consult parliament

4.To consult his party

Question:

 The right to govern in England flows through the legislature to:

1.The Prime Minister

2.The Cabinet

3.The Court of Law

4.None of them

Question:

 Tony Blair became Prime Minister in:

1.1996

2.1995

3.1997

4.1999

Question:

According to the Reform Bill of 1832 the Whig came to be known as:

1.Conservatives

2.Liberals

3.Socialists

4.None of them

Question:

Appeals from the Court of Appeal go to:

1.The High Court

2.The Crown Court

3.The County Court

4.None

Question:

Cabinet grew with the increase in the supremacy of:

1.Parliament

2.King or Queen

3.House of Lords

4.Prime Minister

Question:

Culturally Great Britain is:

1.A Homogeneous country

2.A Heterogeneous country

3.A Spiritual country

4.None of them

Question:

English constitution is a composite of charters judicial and:

1.Check and balance

2.Common law

3.Individual experience

4.None of them

Question:

Kinds of organizations outside Parliament are of:

1.Two

2.Three

3.Four

4.Five

Question:

Mr. Harold Wilson came to power in:

1.1945

2.1951

3.1964

4.None of them

Question:

Mrs. Thatcher the reader of the Conservative party won:

1.Two electoral victories

2.Three electoral victories

3. Four electoral victories

4.None of them

Question:

Ordinarily the House of Lords consists of:

1.Five Lords

2.Seven Lords

3.Nine Lords

4.Ten Lords

Question:

Pamsey Mac Donald became a Prime Minister in:

1.1924

2.1932

3.1936

4.1942

Question:

The cabinet system got a golden opportunity to develop unhampered during the reigns of:

1.Edward V and VI

2.Edward V and VI

3.George I and II

4.Charles I and II

Question:

The Chancery Division is presided by:

1.The Lord Chancellor

2.The Lord Chief Justice

3.The Justice of the Peace

4.None of them

Question:

The Conservative party believes in:

1.Socialism

2.Capitalism

3.Totalitarism

4.Communism

Question:

The English constitution is:

1.Federal in form

2.Unitary in form

3.Composite in form

4.Confederal in form

Question:

The first Labour Party leader who became the Prime Minister for the second time is:

1.Tony Blair

2.J.H. Wilson

3.John Major

4.None of them

Question:

The first Prime Minister of England was:

1.Lord Asquith

2.Winston Churchill

3.Lord Asmey

4.Walpole

Question:

The King is a :

1.Interpreter of the constitution

2.Reformer of the constitution

3.Prime Minister and King

4.Guardian of the constitution

Question:

The King or Queen is the symbol of:

1.Democracy

2.Fedualism

3.Constitutional continuity

4.Imperial unity

Question:

The members of cabinet either belongs to the house of common or:

1.House of Lords

2.House of Privy members

3.House of dominion ministers

4.None of them

Question:

The National Union was founded in:

1.1860

2.1867

3.1870

4.1871

Question:

The Prime Minister is the leader of:

1.His own party

2.House of Lords

3.House of commons

4.Parliament

Question:

The Queen s Bench Divisions presided by:

1.The Lord Chancellor

2.The Lord Chief Jistice

3.The Justice of Peace

4.Stipendiary Magistrate

Question:

The whole of cabinet system in English is based on:

1.Queen or King personal will

2.People confidence

3.Conventions

4.On majority principles

Question:

There are two kinds of organizations outside Parliament namely the professional organization of the Conservative Central Office and:

1.The National Union

2.The Jack Union

3.The Ulster Unionists

4.None of them

Question:

There is a cabinet secretariat since:

1.1916

2.1917

3.1918

4.1919

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Political Science-[FPSC-U.S A. CSS]/Political Science England Constitution Set-3 Sample Test,Sample questions

Question: At the time of glorious revolution the cabinet was:

Question: During the Civil War the supporters of the Parliament came to be called:

Question: During the Civil War the supporters of the Sovereign came to be called:

Question: In 1979 elections Mr. James Challaghan the leader of Labour Party was defeated by:

Question: In Great Britain the executive is responsible to the:

Question: Kingship in England can be traced back to:

Question: Lord Palmerston was a Prime Minister:

Question: The Act of Settlement deals with:

Question: The courts which deal with children and young persons are called:

Question: The King s prerogatives can be translated into actions:

Question: The labour party believes in:

Question: The labour party was founded in Britain in:

Question: The majority of the cabinet ministers are always from:

Question: The nature of English constitution is:

Question: The Pivot of the whole system of government:

Question: There is a fundamental distinction between:

Question: Tony Blair became Prime Minister for the second time in:

Question: According to the Reform Bill of 1832 the Tory came to be known as:

Question: Britain has:

Question: Conventions enable a rigid framework to be kept up with changing social needs and changing political ideas:

Question: First time Labour Party formed government in 1924 at that time the Leader of the Labour Party was:

Question: Teo political parties emerged during the reign of:

Question: The Court of Appeal is headed by:

Question: The judicial committee was created in:

Question: The Labour party was first represented in parliament in:

Question: The last occasion on which the whole Privy Council was:

Question: The Prime Minister has the selection of Minister:

Question: The right to govern in England flows through the legislature to:

Question: Tony Blair became Prime Minister in:

Question: According to the Reform Bill of 1832 the Whig came to be known as:

Question: Appeals from the Court of Appeal go to:

Question: Cabinet grew with the increase in the supremacy of:

Question: Culturally Great Britain is:

Question: English constitution is a composite of charters judicial and:

Question: Kinds of organizations outside Parliament are of:

Question: Mr. Harold Wilson came to power in:

Question: Mrs. Thatcher the reader of the Conservative party won:

Question: Ordinarily the House of Lords consists of:

Question: Pamsey Mac Donald became a Prime Minister in:

Question: The cabinet system got a golden opportunity to develop unhampered during the reigns of:

Question: The Chancery Division is presided by:

Question: The Conservative party believes in:

Question: The English constitution is:

Question: The first Labour Party leader who became the Prime Minister for the second time is:

Question: The first Prime Minister of England was:

Question: The King is a :

Question: The King or Queen is the symbol of:

Question: The members of cabinet either belongs to the house of common or:

Question: The National Union was founded in:

Question: The Prime Minister is the leader of:

Question: The Queen s Bench Divisions presided by:

Question: The whole of cabinet system in English is based on:

Question: There are two kinds of organizations outside Parliament namely the professional organization of the Conservative Central Office and:

Question: There is a cabinet secretariat since:

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At the time of glorious revolution the cabinet was:

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During the Civil War the supporters of the Parliament came to be called:

Question:
During the Civil War the supporters of the Sovereign came to be called:

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In 1979 elections Mr. James Challaghan the leader of Labour Party was defeated by:

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In Great Britain the executive is responsible to the:

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Kingship in England can be traced back to:

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Lord Palmerston was a Prime Minister:

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The Act of Settlement deals with:

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The courts which deal with children and young persons are called:

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The King s prerogatives can be translated into actions:

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The labour party believes in:

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The labour party was founded in Britain in:

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The majority of the cabinet ministers are always from:

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The nature of English constitution is:

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The Pivot of the whole system of government:

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There is a fundamental distinction between:

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Tony Blair became Prime Minister for the second time in:

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According to the Reform Bill of 1832 the Tory came to be known as:

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Britain has:

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Conventions enable a rigid framework to be kept up with changing social needs and changing political ideas:

Question:
First time Labour Party formed government in 1924 at that time the Leader of the Labour Party was:

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Teo political parties emerged during the reign of:

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The Court of Appeal is headed by:

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The judicial committee was created in:

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The Labour party was first represented in parliament in:

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The last occasion on which the whole Privy Council was:

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The Prime Minister has the selection of Minister:

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The right to govern in England flows through the legislature to:

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Tony Blair became Prime Minister in:

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According to the Reform Bill of 1832 the Whig came to be known as:

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Appeals from the Court of Appeal go to:

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Cabinet grew with the increase in the supremacy of:

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Culturally Great Britain is:

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English constitution is a composite of charters judicial and:

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Kinds of organizations outside Parliament are of:

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Mr. Harold Wilson came to power in:

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Mrs. Thatcher the reader of the Conservative party won:

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Ordinarily the House of Lords consists of:

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Pamsey Mac Donald became a Prime Minister in:

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The cabinet system got a golden opportunity to develop unhampered during the reigns of:

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The Chancery Division is presided by:

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The Conservative party believes in:

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The English constitution is:

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The first Labour Party leader who became the Prime Minister for the second time is:

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The first Prime Minister of England was:

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The King is a :

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The King or Queen is the symbol of:

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The members of cabinet either belongs to the house of common or:

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The National Union was founded in:

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The Prime Minister is the leader of:

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The Queen s Bench Divisions presided by:

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The whole of cabinet system in English is based on:

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There are two kinds of organizations outside Parliament namely the professional organization of the Conservative Central Office and:

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There is a cabinet secretariat since: