Question 1The major role of national legislature is toA.scrutinize and criticize the executive branchB.step to political vacuum created by weak executivesC.expose and supervise the governmentD.make laws for the general welfare of citizensObjective Show full explanation
Question 2The essence of the Constitution of the United States of America is thatA.it is based on the concept that all men are created equal and are endowed with rightsB.the Supreme court is the most politically powerful branch of te government in the countryC.it is a peculiarly North American documentD.It protects black Americans at all timesObjective Show full explanation
Question 3The term 'rule of law' means A.nobody is above the lawB.everybody is equal before the lawC.we are being governed by lawyersD.A and B Objective Show full explanation
Question 4Another name for delegated legislation isA.administrative legislationB.executive legislationC.subordinate legislationD.all of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 5Persons legally qualified to vote for parliamentary candidates formA.public opinionB.political partiesC.the electorateD.the executiveObjective Show full explanation
Question 6Separation of powers is primarily aA.means of ensuring parliamentary supremacyB.restriction of the powers of the executiveC.device to limit the powers of the executive to enhance individualD.means of guaranteeing the independence of the judiciaryObjective Show full explanation
Question 7All federal systems of government haveA.flexible constitutionB.industrialized economicsC.written constitutionsD.four layers of governmentObjective Show full explanation
Question 8The independence of the judiciary can be best safeguarded byA.the Public Service CommissionB.a charismatic leadershipC.a system of checks and balancesD.a liberal governmentObjective Show full explanation
Question 9When we talk about male suffrage we meanA.all adults can voteB.all adults males can voteC.all men who pay tax can voteD.all men can voteObjective Show full explanation
Question 10When was the emirate system of government introduced in Nigeria?A.10 centuryB.20th centuryC.18th centuryD.17th centuryObjective Show full explanation
Question 11In Nigeria, appellate cases from Courts of Appeal go toA.the World Court at the HagueB.the SenateC.the Supreme CourtD.The House of RepresentativesObjective Show full explanation
Question 12Which is the supreme organ of the AU?A.The Council of MinistersB.the Administrative Secretary GeneralC.the Assembly of the Heads of State and GovernmentD.the Secretary GeneralObjective Show full explanation
Question 13The concept of Indirect Rule in Nigeria is usually associated withA.Sir George T.GoldieB.Sir Donald CameronC.Sir Arthur RichardsD.Lord LugardObjective Show full explanation
Question 14A good example of a country which operates cabinet system of government iaA.FranceB.the United States of AmericaC.The United Arab RepublicD.The United KingdomObjective Show full explanation
Question 15The term Franchise refers toA.French-speaking peopleB.property ownersC.the right to choose representatives to the LegislatureD.the voting cardObjective Show full explanation
Question 16Under the presidential system of Government in NigeriaA.there is no formal opposition in the national legislatureB.the Majority leader exercise power which is equal to that of the presidentialC.The president has absolute powerD.the president of the Senate is the second in command to the presidentObjective Show full explanation
Question 17The inalienable right of the citizens are best protected throughA.mass participation in political processesB.an independent and fearless judiciaryC.a cabinet system of governmentD.a good Head os StateObjective Show full explanation
Question 18Public Corporations are set up toA.make profitsB.compete with the private sectorC.cater for those businesses that cannot be left entirely to private enterpriseD.et Board appointment for politiciansObjective Show full explanation
Question 19Anonymity of the civil servant means that civil servants mustA.serve any government impartiallyB.be political neutralC.avoid nepotism and favouritismD.not receive the credit or blame for any good or bed policyObjective Show full explanation
Question 20a court order directing a detainee to be brought to court is calledA.a referendumB.summonsC.injunctionD.habeas corpusObjective Show full explanation