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CSS Political Science Chapter 1 Set 1 Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
What is the cornerstone of Marxism?
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Attack on bourgeois way to life
Economic determinism
Materialist conception of history
A distinctive philosophy of the state
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Question # 2
Strong emphasis on justice was laid by
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Socrates
Aristotle
Herodotus
Stoics
None of these
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Question # 3
Who was Kant's first major critics?
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Rousseau
Hegel
Hilaire Belloc
None of these
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Question # 4
An individual who believes that humans and animals are fundamentally different would most likely agree with the viewpoint of
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Clark Hull
Ivan Pavlov
Rene Descartes
B. F. Skinner
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Question # 5
"Rights properly so-called are creations of law properly so called." This definition of rights is associated with
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Hobbes
Hegel
Bentham
Laski
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Question # 6
Plato was born 427-8 BC and died at the age of:
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80
76
74
None of these
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Question # 7
Kierkegaard opposed himself to:
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the Lutheran Church
Hegelian philosophers
middle-class society
Both of A and B
All of these
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Question # 8
Sartre claims that the value of one's affection is determined by
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the way one acts
the way one feels
the way one thinks
all of the above
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Question # 9
The term 'discursive formation ' is coined by
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Gayatri Chakravoty Spivak
Jaques Derrida
Michael Foucault
Julia Kristeva
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Question # 10
Jean Paul Sartre was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature but refused it in
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1960
1964
1967
None of these
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Question # 11
"An essay concerning Human Understanding" is written by:
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Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
J. J. Rousseau
None of these
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