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CSS Political Science Chapter 1 Set 1 Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

The Open Society and Its Enemies is a work on political philosophy by Karl Popper, in which

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Popper offers a critique of theories of teleological historicism

he seeks to persuade the reader of both the danger and the bankruptcy of the idea of historicism

None of these

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Question # 2

Heel' thinking can be understood as a constructive development within the broad tradition that inclides

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Plato and Immanuel Kant

Al Farabi and Rousseau

Immanuel Kant and Kant

Noen of these

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Question # 3

The Art of War is written by:

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Mao

Machiavelli

Lenin

None of these

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Question # 4

Jean-Paul Sartre was born in

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Le Havre

Paris

La Rochelle

Saint-Denis

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Question # 5

'Felicific Calculus, was the contribution of

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Bentham

Aristotle

Plato

J. S. Mill

None of these

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Question # 6

Gramsci's theory of hegemony is tied to his conception of the

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Capitalist state

Republic state

Democratic state

None of these

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Question # 7

According to Sartre, the existentialist finds the fact that God does not exist

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Liberating

Clarifying

Very distressing

Unimportant

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Question # 8

Who is the head of the system of penalty in which public execution is an accepted punishment?

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The executioner

The King

The Pope

The prison

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Question # 9

The People's Republic of China was established on

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Oct. 1, 1950

Oct. 1, 1949

Oct. 1, 1951

None of these

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Question # 10

Eighteen Century Rationalism, Montesquieu was born in the year 1689 in the house of an eminent French lawyer. He died in

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1735

1745

1755

None of these

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Question # 11

Derrida calls 'preference for presence over absence ' as

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Illusion

Prejudice

Metaphysics of presence

First principle

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