Political Science-[FPSC-U.S A. CSS]/(USA) Political Science Liberalism Set-1 Sample Test,Sample questions

Question:
  According to John Dewey contemporary liberalism is: 

1.An attitude towards certain things alone

2.Solid programme of action

3.Partly an attitude and partly a programme

4.Both an attitude and programme

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Question:
  As a liberal which one of the following is not true about John Locke? 

1.He protected individual on the basis of natural rights

2.He believed that state should uphold natural rights

3. The individual can revolt against state if natural rights are not protected

4.The state is natural and not an artificial institution

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Question:
  Graham Wallas  the chief exponent of New Individualism believes that the Upper Houses should be constituted on: 

1.Territorial basis

2.Nomination basis

3.Hereditary basis

4.Vocational basis

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Question:
  In the political shpere liberalism pleaded for: 

1.Compulsory education

2. Freedom of thought and expression

3.State control of the means of production and distribution

4.Right to property

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Question:
  Individualist theory is supported on the plea that: 

1. It will remove artificial berriers in trade

2. It will create artificical barriers in trade

3.It will encourage individual s interests in trade

4. It will help possession of wealth be each individual

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Question:
  Liberalism became a definite theory or philosophy only in: 

1.The seventeenth century

2. The eighteenth century

3.The nineteenth century

4.The present century

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Question:
  Liberalism is philosophy which: 

1. Pleads for freedom of press

2.Plead for freedom from every form of social control except law

3.Pleads for freedom from all controls including law

4.Pleads for non-interference in the economic sphere

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Question:
  Liberalism originated from word  liberalis  which belongs to language: 

1.English

2.German

3.Roman

4.Latin

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Question:
  Which one of the following is not a feature of positive liberalism? 

1.The state is a necessary evil

2.The state is instrument of general welfare

3.The functions of the state need not be curtailed

4. The state is a moral institution

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Question:
  Which one of the following is not true about liberalism? 

1.It stands for individual liberty

2.It has no faith in human reasoning

3.It supports human freedom

4.It stands for constitutional government

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Question:
  Who of the following is not associated with the limiting of the functions of the state on economic basis? 

1.Adam Smith

2.Bentham

3.J.S. Mill

4. Marx

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Question:
 As a liberal Bentham did not stand for one of the following  pick that up: 

1.He wanted the greatest happiness of the greatest number of people

2.He stood for legal reforms

3.He wanted status quo in educational system

4.He wanted changes in the electoral system

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Question:
 In 16th century liberalism arose as a reaction against certain factors. Which one of these was not responsible for it? 

1.Feudalism

2.Church

3.Absolutism of the king

4.Deteriorating social system

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Question:
 Liberalism as a philosophy developed in: 

1.18th century

2.19th century

3.20th century

4.Did not develop and remains vague

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Question:
 Negative aspect of liberalism developed during: 

1.16th century

2.17th century

3.18th century

4.19th century

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Question:
 The chief exponent of Liberalism in England was: 

1.Hobbes

2.Locke

3.Bentham

4.Hegel

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Question:
 The main difference between the Individualists and New Individualists is that as against Individualists  New Individualists lay stress on: 

1.Group

2.Rights to producers

3. Rights of consumers

4.None of these

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Question:
 Which one of the following is incorrect about liberalism? 

1.It advocates individual liberty

2.It stands for equality among citizens

3.It is champion of democracy

4.It wants abolition of private property

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Question:
 Which one of the following is not an essential element of liberalism  namely advocacy of? 

1.Rights of the individual

2.Free trade

3.The ideal of the secular state

4.A stateless society

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Question:
 Which one of the following is not true about liberalism on the basis of ethical values? 

1.Man can develop when state interferes least

2.Man can develop when state interferes the most

3. Functions of the state should be minimised

4. None of the above

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Question:
 Which one of the following is not true about liberalism? 

1.It is not antonym of conservatism

2.It is not individualism

3.It is not one with democracy

4.It is not one with capitalism

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Question:
 Which one was not a feature of 17th century liberalism? 

1. It laid stress on dignity of individual

2. It emphasised on rationality

3.It believed that freedom was absence of restraints

4. It cared least for capitalists and maximum for the welfare of common man

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Question:
 Who of the following has said   liberalism is the theory and practice of an individual liberty  political 

1.MacGovern

2.Schumpeter

3.Sartori

4.None of the above

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Question:
 Who of the following is not an advocate of liberal philosophy? 

1.T.H. Green

2. J.S. Mill

3.Bentham

4.Karl Marx

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Question:
According the New Individualists state: 

1.It the only possession of sovereignth

2.Can enforce its will on reluctant associations C.

3.Does not possess

4.Shares its sovereignty with other associations

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Question:
According to individualists the main duty of the state is to: 

1.Protect and restrain

2.Foster and develop

3.Increasingly interfere in normal life of the individuals

4.Control over every aspect of human life

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Question:
According to new Individualism state is: 

1.Above all associations

2.March of God on earth

3.Association of associations

4.One of the associations

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Question:
Individualism has been supported on ethical grounds by: 

1.Kant

2.Adam Smith

3.Herbert Spencer

4. Karl Marx

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Question:
Individualist theory about functions of the state is criticised because it is felt that: 

1.These people believe that the state must be abolished

2.State is necessary for human development

3.State should be given maximum functions

4. State is a necessary evil

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Question:
Individualist theory has been refuted because: 

1.Experience has proved that it is wrong

2.It has unnecessarily enhanced the prestige of the society

3.It is opposed to the system of laissez faire

4. It considers that the state is essential development.

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Question:
Individualists believe that state: 

1.Should be given more powers

2.Should be immediately dissolved

3.Is an evil

4.Is necessary evil

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Question:
Individualists believe that the individual: 

1. Cannot decide about his own welfare

2.Collective welfare is better than individual welfare

3.Is the best judge to decide about his own welfare

4.Needs leaders for deciding his welfare

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Question:
Liberalism as a philosophy flourished maximum in: 

1.England

2.France

3.Germany

4.U.S.A.

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Question:
Liberalism flourished in England because: 

1. It had a strong middle class

2. It was an industrially advanced country

3.It had a monarchical system of government

4. It had an unwritten constitution

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Question:
Liberalism is not a principle  it is: 

1.Viewpoint

2.Philosophy

3.Normal instruction

4.An opinion of certain thinkers

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Question:
Modern individualists believe that: 

1.Means of production should remain in the hands of private enterprises

2.Means of production should remain in the hands of public enterprises

3.Public enterprises should be given more functions

4.Private enterprises should be given less functions

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Question:
Modern Individualists: 

1.Are in favour of concentration of authority in the hands of the state

2.Wich the state to perform more and more functions

3.Stand for decentralisation of authority

4.Are in favour of abolition of state

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Question:
Modern Individualists: A. B.  C. D. 

1.Feel that present system of majority party rule is ideal

2.Feel majority party rule has failed

3.Are of the view that minority should govern the nation

4.Feel full power should be in the hands of bureaucrats

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Question:
Modern liberalism has tried to struck a balance between the interests of: 

1.States of the world themselves

2.Parliamentary and Presidential system

3.Individual and Society

4.Unitary and Federal System

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Question:
Positive liberalism became necessary because of the: 

1. Liberal philosophy of free trade

2.Improved conditions of the workers

3.Improved conditions of the workers

4.Change in the approach of capitalists towards workers

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Question:
Positive liberalism developed by the end of: 

1.17th century

2.18th century

3.19th century

4.20th century

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Question:
The Liberalism can be traced back to: 

1.Early Greek thinkers

2. French Revolution

3.Glorious Revolution of 1688

4.American War of Independence

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Question:
The name of Graham Wallas is associated with: 

1.Fabianism

2.Guild socialism

3.Socialism

4.Individualism

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Question:
Which of the following is not true about Hallowell s ideas about liberalism? 

1.Law should be above administrative order

2. Individual should be independent in political sphere

3.Individual s independence in social fields should be checked

4.Individual can revolt against state

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Question:
Which one of the following are correct views of positive liberals about state? 

1.It can promote intellectual faculties

2.It should participate in economic activities

3.It should promote general welfare

4.It should protect private property at all costs

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Question:
Which one of the following does not hold good in the case of liberalism? 

1.It champions the cause of constitutional government

2. It has faith in secularism

3.It supports constitutional government

4.It supports concentration of powers

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Question:
Which one of the following is not a valid criticism against liberal philosophy? 

1. It is a fluid philosophy

2.Its thinkers have divergent views

3.It is essentially a capitalist philosopy

4.It is basically philosophy of working classes

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Question:
Which one of the following is not main feature of liberalism? 

1.It is opposed to blind faith

2. Development of human personality is state aim

3.Man is means and state is an end in itself

4.State is artificial and not natural institution

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Question:
Which one of the following is not true about contemporary liberalism? 

1.It was reaction against totalitarian

2. It has given more importance to individual and less to social groups

3.It has laid more stress on social group than an individual

4.State is little more than federation of groups

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Question:
Which one of the following is not true about Hallowell s ideas about liberalism? 

1. There is nothing like spiritual equality of individual

2.There should be freedom of individual will

3.Natural rights were injoyed by the people

4.State should be created to safeguard natural rights

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Question:
Which one of the following is not true about liberalism: 

1.It is opposed to artificial pressures on freedom

2.It stands for free trade these days

3. It wants limited state activities

4.It favours separation of powers

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Question:
Which one of the following is not true about liberalism? 

1.It has helped in development of democratic idea

2.It discouraged feudal order

3.It discouraed orthodoxy and conservatism

4. It laid stress on the development if human personality

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Question:
Which one of the following is not true about liberalism? 

1.It has faith in world peace

2.It has faith in the philosophy of live and let live

3. It has faith in constitutional Government

4. It has no faith in pluralistic society

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Question:
Which one of the following is not true about Locke s political views? 

1.He supported constitutional government

2.He wanted limitations on state sovereignty

3.He wanted limited rights for the individuals

4.He considered individual prior to state

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Question:
Who of the following has defined liberalism by saying   Liberalism as a political creed is a compound of two separate elements? One of these is democracy and the other individualism . 

1.MacGovern

2.Sartori

3.Laski

4.Karl Marx

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Question:
Who of the following has said   Liberalism is the expression less of a trend than of a temperament ? 

1.Laski

2.Montesquieu

3.Thomas Paine

4.Rousseau

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Question:
Who of the following has tried to defend liberalism on the biological basis? 

1.John Locke

2.Kant

3.Adam Smith

4.Herbert Spencer

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Question:
Who of the following is not associated with liberalism? 

1.J.S. Mill

2.T.H. Green

3.Schumpeter

4.Sorel

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Question:
Who of the following is not associated with the defence of liberal ism on ethical grounds? 

1. J.S. Mill

2.Kant

3. T.H. Green

4.Rousseau

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Question:
Who of the following is not associated with the defence of liberalism on economic basis? 

1.Laski

2.Adam smith

3.Bentham

4.J.S. Mill

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Question:
Who of the following is not closely associated with liberalism? 

1.Laski

2.Karl Marx

3.MacIver

4.Bentham

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Question:
Who of the following is often described as the father of liberal political philosophy? 

1.Hobbes

2.Locke

3.Rousseau

4. Thomas Paine

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