Political Theory: An Introduction Test

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Question 1
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The term 'Politics' is derived from:

A
Latin word 'Polis'

B
Greek word 'Polis'

C
English word 'Poltical

D
Greek word 'City-State'.

Solution

"Politics" is derived from the Greek word "Polis," which refers to the city-state. This reflects the origin of political thought and practice in ancient Greek city-states like Athens and Sparta.
Question 2
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According to political theory, what is the purpose of civil disobedience?

A
To incite violence and chaos

B
To overthrow the government

C
To protest against unjust laws peacefully

D
To form a new political party

Solution

Civil disobedience, according to political theory, is primarily aimed at peacefully protesting against unjust laws or policies.
Question 3
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How are fundamental rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution continually reinterpreted?

A
Through amendments to the Constitution

B
Through government policies

C
Through judicial interpretations in response to new circumstances

D
Through public referendums

Solution

Fundamental rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution are continually reinterpreted through judicial interpretations in response to new circumstances.
Question 4
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A political party must have:

A
Party headquarters.

B
An Ideology.

C
Power seeking politicians.

D
A strong vote bank.

Solution

An ideology provides the party with a set of beliefs, principles, or ideas that guide its policies, actions, and goals. While party headquarters, power-seeking politicians, and a strong vote bank may be important aspects of a political party, having an ideology is fundamental to defining its purpose and direction.
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What is the primary reason for engaging in political activity?

A
To pursue personal interests

B
To manipulate and deceive others

C
To negotiate with others and promote social development

D
To gain power and control

Solution

Engaging in political activity involves negotiating with others and promoting social development.
Question 6
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Which of the following is one of the main concepts of political theory?

A
Multiculturalism

B
Racism

C
Federalism

D
Philosophy

Solution

Multiculturalism is one of the main concepts of political theory.
Question 7
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A new threat to freedom that has emerged in the contemporary world is:

A
Colonialism.

B
Slavery.

C
Terrorism.

D
Gender discrimination.

Solution

Terrorism poses a significant challenge to freedom and security, as it involves the use of violence and intimidation to achieve political, ideological, or religious goals, often targeting innocent civilians. While colonialism, slavery, and gender discrimination are historical and ongoing issues, terrorism represents a more recent and evolving threat to freedom in the modern world.
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What role does global communications technology play in shaping discussions about freedom?

A
It facilitates activism and networking for societal causes.

B
It increases government control and surveillance.

C
It limits access to information and knowledge.

D
It discourages political engagement among citizens.

Solution

Global communications technology facilitates activism and networking for societal causes.
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Legal Sovereignty is one; which is accepted by:

A
all the persons in and outside the state

B
by outside people alone

C
by international organization alone

D
by associations in the state

Solution

Legal Sovereignty is accepted by all the persons in and outside the state because it signifies the recognition and adherence to the laws and regulations established by the sovereign authority within a given territory, both internally among the citizens and externally by other states.
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Which political theory advocates for a society without any centralized government or authority?

A
Totalitarianism

B
Authoritarianism

C
Anarchism

D
Oligarchy

Solution

Political theory that advocates for a society without any centralized government or authority is Anarchism.

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Question 1

Latin word 'Polis'

Greek word 'Polis'

English word 'Poltical

Greek word 'City-State'.

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Question 2

To incite violence and chaos

To overthrow the government

To protest against unjust laws peacefully

To form a new political party

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Question 3

Through amendments to the Constitution

Through government policies

Through judicial interpretations in response to new circumstances

Through public referendums

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Question 4

Party headquarters.

An Ideology.

Power seeking politicians.

A strong vote bank.

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Question 5

To pursue personal interests

To manipulate and deceive others

To negotiate with others and promote social development

To gain power and control

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Question 6

Multiculturalism

Racism

Federalism

Philosophy

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Question 7

Colonialism.

Slavery.

Terrorism.

Gender discrimination.

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Question 8

It facilitates activism and networking for societal causes.

It increases government control and surveillance.

It limits access to information and knowledge.

It discourages political engagement among citizens.

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Question 9

all the persons in and outside the state

by outside people alone

by international organization alone

by associations in the state

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Question 10

Totalitarianism

Authoritarianism

Anarchism

Oligarchy

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