1.
Which of the following is not true regarding the Attorney General of
India?
a.
He represents
Government in any reference made by the President under Article 143.
b.
His consent is
necessary for initiating proceedings for contempt, in certain cases.
c.
His consent is necessary for finalization of appointment of
Judges to State High Courts.
d.
He appears in courts
of law on behalf of the Houses of Parliament or the speaker.
2.
When the Vice President officiates as President, he draws the salary of.
a.
President
b.
Member of Parliament
c.
Chairman of Rajya
Sabha
d.
Both (a) & (c)
3.
Which of the following is not correct?
a.
The Supreme Command of
the Defence Forces is vested in the President.
b.
The three Chiefs of Staff (Army, Navy & Air Force) are under
the direct control of the President.
c.
The responsibility of
National Defence rests with the Union Cabinet
d.
All important
questions having a bearing on defence are decided by the Cabinet Committee on
Political Affairs under the Chairmanship of the Prime Minister.
4.
Who among the following can attend meetings of the Union Cabinet?
a.
Cabinet Ministers
b.
Ministers of State
c.
Deputy Ministers
d.
President
5.
Who among the following has the Constitutional authority to make rules
and regulations fixing the number of members of the UPSC?
a.
Home Ministry
b.
President
c.
Cabinet Secretary
d. Vice-President
6.
Which
one is not the principle of Parliamentary government in a democracy?
a. Collective responsibility of
Executive
b.
Fixed Tenure
c. Prime Minister as Primes inter
pares
d. Judicial guarantee of Fundamental
Rights
7.
The
Executive in Presidential form of government is powerful because
a. the Legislature is weak
b. judges are appointed by the
President
c.
it enjoys the fixity of tenure
d. the procedure of impeachment is
cumbersome
8.
Presidential
form of government is based on the principle of
a. accountability of Executive to
Judiciary
b.
independence of the Executive
c. separation of powers
d. sovereignty of the Legislature
9.
“Politics
is struggle for power” was said by:
a.
Morgenthau
b. Quincy Wright
c. Sprout
d. Thomson
10. “Politics is concerned with the
authoritative allocation of values for a society”. This definition of politics
has been given by:
a.
David Easton
b. Harold Lasswell
c. Robert Dahl
d. Charles Merriam
11. According to
Structural-Functional approach which of the following does not constitute input
functions of a political system ?
a. Political socialization
b.
Political development
c. Interest aggregation
d. Political communication
12. Who of the following is regarded as
an exponent of empty liberty?
a. Bentham
b.
J.S. Mill
c. Hegel
d. Green
13. Which one of the following books
is not written by Machiavelli?
a. The Prince
b. The Discourses
c. The Art of War
d. Behemoth
14. The view that the “State is a
necessary evil”, is associated with:
a.
Individualists
b. Anarchists
c. Marxists
d. Sophists
15. The philosophy that stands
diametrically opposite to liberalism is:
a. Individualism
b. Capitalism
c.
Marxism
d. Fascism
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