Question 1A system of government which is based on the public ownership of means production and distribution is called A.welfarism B.Socialism C.feudalism D.Authoritarianism Objective Show full explanation
Question 2The principle of "Separation of Powers" is less applicable in a A.parliamentary system of government B.unitary system of government C.confederal system of government D.federal system of government Objective Show full explanation
Question 3In a classical federal state, residual powers are vested in the A.federal and state governments B.federal government C.federal and local government D.state governments Objective Show full explanation
Question 4Which of the following systems of government has bicephalous executive? A.Parliamentary B.Monarchical C.Unitary D.Totalitarian Objective Show full explanation
Question 5In the presidential system of government, the president is responsible to the A.legislature B.judiciary C.electorate D.military Objective Show full explanation
Question 6Which of the following is not a reason for delegated legislation? A.technicalities of modern legislation B.the need for flexibility C.to reduce the powers of the legislature D.to ensure speedy legislation Objective Show full explanation
Question 7In which of the following systems of government is the principle of collective responsibility best upheld? A.presidential B.Cabinet C.Military D.Traditional Objective Show full explanation
Question 8Primary loyalty of a citizen in a confederal state goes to the A.government at the centre B.confederating units C.the sovereign state D.assembly at the centre Objective Show full explanation
Question 9The theory of the separation of powers was propounded by A.A. V DecayB.Max WeberC.Charles MontesquieuD.Gabriel AlmondObjective Show full explanation
Question 10The institution through which governments discharge responsibilities is known as A.organs of government B.pressure groups C.political parties D.national assembly Objective Show full explanation