Political Science (I) 2011

The Art of War is written by: (CSS 2011)A. Mao ZedongB. MachiavelliC. LeninD. Sun Tzu Show Answer Correct Answer: D. Sun Tzu

Tahafut al-falsifa (Incoherence of Philosophers) is written by: (CSS 2011)A. Ibn e ArabiB. Ibn RushdC. Al-GhazaliD. None of these Show Answer Correct Answer: C. Al-Ghazali

A necessary normal code for conducting the business of the state is called: (CSS 2011)A. OrdinanceB. ConventionC. ConstitutionD. None of these Show Answer Correct Answer: C. Constitution

A legal proceeding during which an individual’s right to hold an office or governmental privilege is challenged is called: (CSS 2011)A. Write certiorariB. Writ of quo warrantoC. Writ of mandamusD. None of these Show Answer Correct Answer: B. Writ of quo warranto

“Power tends to corruption and absolute power corrupts absolutely” is the famous quotation by: (CSS 2011)A. Lord CurzonB. Winston ChurchillC. Lord ActonD. None of these Show Answer Correct Answer: C. Lord Acton

Ibn Khaldun wrote his book, “Muqaddimah” in: (CSS 2011)A. 1371B. 1377C. 1402D. None of these Show Answer Correct Answer: B. 1377

As per Marx in he stage of communism the governing principle will be: (CSS 2011)A. Everyone is equal, but some are more equal than othersB. From each according to his ability to each according to his workC. From each according to his ability to each according to his needsD. None of these Show Answer Correct…

People’s structural and religious identities will be primary source of conflict in the Post-Cold War World: (CSS 2011)A. FukuyamaB. BrzezinskiC. KissingerD. Samuel P. Huntington Show Answer Correct Answer: D. Samuel P. Huntington

A ________ is a type of sovereign state characterized by a union of partially self-governing states or regions united by a Central government. (CSS 2011)A. Unitary stateB. FederationC. ConfederationD. None of these Show Answer Correct Answer: B. Federation

Alexander of Macedonia was student of: (CSS 2011)A. SocratesB. PlatoC. AristotleD. None of these Show Answer Correct Answer: C. Aristotle