Political Science-[FPSC-U.S A. CSS]/(USA) Political Science Nature Theories and State Function Set 2 Sample Test,Sample questions

Question:
  A welfare state stands for:

1.The social welfare of all

2.The economic welfare of all

3.The political welfare of all D. All the above

4.Capitalists

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  According to the individualists the best judge of the interests of individuals is:

1.The state

2.The individual himself

3.The Parliament

4.None of the above

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  In the light of the functions performed by a modern state it can be described as a:

1.Socialist state aims at bringing about peaceful changes

2. Welfare state

3.Totalitarian state

4.None of the above

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  The best exposition of the liberal nature of the functions of state was offered by:

1.John Locke

2. Karl Marx

3.T.H. Green

4. None of the above

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  The modern individualists are in favour of a:

1.Police state

2.Welfare state

3.Stateless society

4.Totalitarian state

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  The theory of Scientific Socialism is largely based on the teachings of:

1.Karl Marx

2.Lenin

3.Stalin

4.Chou-En Lai

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  Which one of following statements is correct?

1.Ina socialist state there is widegulf between the haves and have-nots

2.Socialist state is characterised by waste and injustice

3.In a Socialist state production is carried on for the good of the producing class

4.A socialist state aims at economic equality for all

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  Which one of the following state enjoys the distinction of being the first socialist state of the world?

1.Soviet Union

2. U.S.A.

3.Britain

4.China

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  Which one of the hailed from England?

1.Hegel

2.T.H. Green

3.Kant D.

4.Fichte

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  Who of the following advocated the principle of Survival of the fittest?

1.Adam Smith

2.Laski

3.Herbert Spencer

4.Marx

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
  Who of the following regarded the state as necessary evil?

1.Marxists

2.Anarchists

3.Individualists

4.All the above

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
 A socialist state lays emphasis on:

1.Political liberty

2. Economic equality

3.Right to private property

4.Independence of judiciary

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
A socialist state lays emphasis on:

1.Political liberty

2.Economic equality

3.Right to private property

4.Independence of judiciary

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
A Socialist state stands for:

1.Free economic competition

2.Social control of the means of production and distribution

3. Class-struggle

4.Abolition of state

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
According to the Liberal thinkers the functions of the state should be:

1.Unlimited

2.Limited

3.Controlled

4.Uncontrolled

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Idealism was essentially:

1.Democratic ideology

2.Totalitarian ideology

3.An elitist ideology

4. An aristocratic ideology

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Laski regarded the government as:

1.Trustees of people

2.A servant of people

3. A master of people

4.None of the above

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Socialism is essentially a movement of:

1.The poor people

2.The middle classes

3.The workers

4.Intellectuals

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Socialism is opposed to:

1.Social security schemes

2. Equal distribution of wealth

3.Unrestricted competition

4.Collective

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
The individualists regarded the state as:

1.An evil

2.A necessary evil

3.A positive good

4.An idealist institution

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
The objective of a Socialist state is to:

1.Establish a just and equitable society

2.Perpetuate existing class distinctions

3.Do away with the institution of the state

4.Establish a stateless and classless society

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
The Socialism advocated by Robert Owen is known as:

1.Scientific Socialism

2.Collectivism

3.Syndicalism

4.Utopian Socialism

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
The welfare theory is based on:

1.Democratic principles

2.Aristocratic principles

3.Anarchist principle

4.Marxist principle

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which of the following statements is the most convincing example of the liberal-democratic concept of welfare state: The state should seek to

1.Eradicate class conflicts by assuming direction and control over economic policies

2.Provide for its citizens a minimum of material well being without destroying private initiative

3.Provide for its citizens a maximum of material well-being so as to ensure reconciliation of partisan objectives

4.Eradicate contradiction between political power and socio-economic justice

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which one of the following statements is correct?

1.A socialist state is in favour of nationalisation of lands and mines

2.A socialist state is in a favour of free enterprises

3.A socialist state by nature is anti democratic

4.A socialist state is always in favour of status quo

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which one of the following statements is correct?

1. Socialist state aims at bringing about peaceful changes

2.Socialist state aims at bringing about violent changes

3.Socialist state aims at about constitutional changes

4.A socialist state stands for status quo

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which one of the following statements is correct?

1.Socialism is a compromise between Communism and Liberalism

2.Socialism is a half way house between individualism and idealism

3.Socialism is a compromise between Communism and Idealism

4. Socialism is idealism minus its impracticability

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which one of the following statements is correct?

1.In a socialist state there is wide gulf between the Have and Have nots

2. Socialist state is characterised by waste and injustice

3.In a socialist state production is carried on for the good of the producing class

4.A socialist state aims at economic equality for all

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which one of the following statements is not correct?

1.By assigning too many functions to the state the socialists greatly strain the state machinery

2.State regulation of means of production and distribution greatly dampens the initiative of the individuals

3.In a socialist state the importance of bureaucracy greatly increases

4.Socialist state perpetuates class distinctions

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which one of the following theories regarding functions of state stands discharged at present?

1.Socialist Theory

2.Welfare Theory

3.Idealists

4.None of the above

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Which one of the following thinkers put forth the idea of a welfare state?

1.Hobbes

2.Locke

3.Laski

4.Marx

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Who of the following is associated with the statement that the main function of state is to hinder to the hindrances to good life:

1.Individualists

2.Liberals

3.Utilitarianists

4.Socialists

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Who of the following is regarded as the father of Scientific Socialism?

1.Robert Owen

2. Karl Marx

3.Kroptikan

4.Lenin

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Who said that Socialism is chameleon like creed?

1.Karl Marx

2.Lenin

3. Ramsay Muir

4.T.H. Green

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


Question:
Who said The individual?

1.T.H. Green

2.Hitler

3.Aristotle

4.Bosanquet

Posted Date:-2021-07-31 13:37:01


More MCQS

  1. [USA ] Political Science Justice
  2. [USA ] Political Science Marxian Theory of Origin Of State
  3. [USA ] Political Science Property
  4. (USA) Political Science Fascism Set-1
  5. (USA) Political Science Fascism Set-2
  6. (USA) Political Science Liberalism Set-1
  7. (USA) Political Science Liberalism Set-2
  8. (USA) Political Science Parliamentary and Presidential Systems Set 1
  9. (USA) Political Science Public Opinion-
  10. (USA) Political Science The State Set-1
  11. [USA] Political Science The State Set-2
  12. (USA) Political Science Western Political Thoughts Set-1
  13. (USA) Political Science Western Political Thoughts Set-2
  14. (USA) Political Science Cabinet Government
  15. (USA) Political Science Parliamentary and Presidential Systems Set-2
  16. (USA) Political Science Western Political Thoughts Set-3
  17. (USA) Political Science Western Political Thoughts Set-4
  18. (USA) Political Science Al-Ghazali
  19. (USA) Political Science Allama Iqbal
  20. [USA] Political Science USA Constitution Set 1
  21. [USA] Political Science USA Constitution Set 2
  22. (USA) Political Science USA Constitution Set 3
  23. [USA] Political Science USA Constitution Set 4
  24. [USA] Political Science India Constitution Set-1
  25. [USA] Political Science India Constitution Set-2
  26. [USA] Political Science India Constitution Set-3
  27. (USA) Political Science Muslim Political Thoughts AL-Farabi
  28. USA) Political Science India Constitution Set-4
  29. (USA) Political Science International Relations and World Organizations Set-1
  30. (USA) Political Science International Relations and World Organizations Set-2
  31. Political Science Sovereignty Of State Set-1
  32. (USA) Political Science Sovereignty Of State Set 2
  33. (USA) Political Science Nature Theories and State Function Set 1
  34. USA) Political Science Nature Theories and State Function Set-2
  35. (USA) Political Science Democracy Set-1
  36. (USA) Political Science Democracy Set-2
  37. (USA) Political Science Liberty
  38. (USA) Political Science Nature Theories and State Function Set 2
  39. (USA) Political Science Freedom Of Speech and Press Role
  40. (USA) Political Science Evolutionary Socialism set-1
  41. (USA) Political Science Evolutionary Socialism set-2
  42. (USA) Political Science Development Theories and Under Development set-1
  43. (USA) Political Science Development Theories and Under Development set-2
  44. (USA) Political Science State of Local Govt
  45. (USA) Political Science Constitutional Development And National Movement in Subcontinent
  46. (USA) Political Science France Constitution Set-1
  47. (USA) Political Science State of Local Gov
  48. Political Science Al-Mawardi Muslim Political Thoughts
  49. Political Science PLATO
  50. Political Science Rule Of Law Muslim Political Thoughts
  51. (USA) Political Science France Constitution set-2
  52. (USA) Political Science France Constitution set-3
  53. (USA) Political Science France Constitution set-4
  54. (USA) Political Science Ibn-e-Khaldun
  55. (USA) Political Science Pakistan Constitution Set-1
  56. (USA) Political Science Origin Of State Set-1
  57. (USA) Political Science Origin Of State Set-2
  58. (USA) Political Science Origin Of State Set-3
  59. (USA) Political Science Pakistan Constitution Set-2
  60. (USA) Political Science The Rights Set-1
  61. (USA) Political Science The Rights Set-2
  62. (USA) Political Science Origin Of State Set-5
  63. (USA) Political Science Origin Of State Set-4
  64. (USA) Political Science Electorate and Representation Set-1
  65. (USA) Political Science Electorate and Representation Set-2
  66. (USA) Political Science Equality
  67. (USA) Political Science Political Parties and Pressure Group Set-1
  68. (USA) Political Science Political Parties and Pressure Group. Set -2
  69. Political Science Constitution and Constitutional Government Set-1
  70. Political Science Constitution and Constitutional Government Set-2
  71. Political Science Marxian Socialism
  72. Political Science England Constitution Set-2
  73. Political Science England Constitution Set-3
  74. Political Science England Constitution Set-4
  75. Political Science U.S.S.R Constitution
  76. (USA) Political Science International Law Set-1
  77. USA Political Science U.S.S.R Constitution Set-2
  78. USA Political Science U.S.S.R Constitution Set-3
  79. (USA) Political Science International Law Set-2
  80. (USA) Political Science Aristotle
  81. (USA) Political Science Bureaucracy
  82. (USA) Political Science England Constitution
  83. (USA) Political Science USA Federalism
  84. Economics Utility and Consumer Behavior
  85. Indian Polity & Constitution MCQs Part 1
Search
R4R Team
R4Rin Top Tutorials are Core Java,Hibernate ,Spring,Sturts.The content on R4R.in website is done by expert team not only with the help of books but along with the strong professional knowledge in all context like coding,designing, marketing,etc!