Political Science MCQs with Answer by General knowledge Solutions

Political Science MCQs with Answer by General knowledge Solutions

(1) ―An essay concerning Human Understanding‖ is written by:

(a) Thomas Hobbes

(b) John Locke

(c) J. J. Rousseau

(d) None of these

(2) The father had planned a legal for his son but the son had no inclination towards that. Who was the son?

 (a) Aristotle

 (b) Machiavelli

 (c) John Locke

 (d) None of these

(3) ―The spirit of Law‖ is divisible into six parts; total number of volumes of this book are:

(a) 30

(b) 31

(c) 32

(d) None of these

(4) ―Political Science begins and ends with the state‖ is said by:

(a) Paul Janct

(b) Stephen Leacock

(c) Professor Garner

(d) None of these

(5) Thyau‘l-Ulum was the chief work of:

(a) Al Farabi

(b) Al Manwardi

(c) Al Ghazali

(d) None of these

(6) According to Aristotle which is the bad government of the rich:

(a) Tyranny

(b) Oligarchy

(c) Democracy

(d) None of these

(7) Constitutional classified as rigid and flexible in a book titled ―Studies in History and Jurisprudence‖ was written by:

(a) Gilchrist

(b) T. H. Green

(c) Lord Bryce

(d) None of these

(8) ―Wealth of Nations‖ was written by‖

(a) John Stuart Mill

(b) Jerry Bentham

(c) Adam Smith

(d) None of these

(9) Aristotle is the original name of:

(a) Plato

(b) Aristotle

(c) Machiavelli

(d) None of these

(10) Which of these books represents the scheme of Plato‘s Philosophy?

(a) The Politics

(b) The Republic

(c) The Laws

(d) None of these

(11) ―Muqaddamah‖ was the great work of:

 (a) Ibn Khuldun

(b) Al Maawardi

(c) Nizam-ul-Mulk

(d) None of these

(12) ―Asabiyah‖ was enunciated by:

(a) Al-Ghazali

(b) Al-Maawardi

(c) Al-Farabi

(d) None of these (Ibn-e-Khaldun)

(13) ―Theory of Divine Right of King‖ was presented by King James of England in century:

(a) 16th

(b) 17th

(c) 18th

(d) None of these

(14) ―To rule is to educate‖ is said by:

 (a) Muhammad (SAW)

(b) Al - Ghazali 

(c) Allama Iqbal

(d) None of these (Plato)

(15) A discourse on the origin of Inequality and the social contract was presented by:

(a) Rousseau

(b) Hobbes

(c) John Locke

(d) None of these