CBSE Class 11 Political Science Political Theory: An Introduction Quiz 1

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1. An important non-state actor in any democracy in present times is

A Judiciary B Local government C Civil society organisations D Civil services

2. Identify the leader who advocated the cause of the scheduled castes.

A Machiavelli B B.R. Ambedkar C Karl Marx D Aristotle

3. The term 'Politics' is derived from:

A Latin word 'Polis' B Greek word 'Polis' C English word 'Political' D Greek word 'City-State'

4. Human beings are unique because they

A Possess power of reasoning and reflection B Are social beings and depend on society C Participate in politics D Never fight with one another

5. A political party must have

A Party headquarters B An Ideology C Power seeking politicians D A strong vote bank

6. Mark the correct statement related to the Traditional View of politics.

A Politics is the study of state and the government B Study of analysis of the whole of the political system C Class struggle between haves and haves not D Relationship between an environment and the system

7. The concept of "separation of powers" is given by

A Plato B Rousseau C Aristotle D Montesquieu

8. Identify the thinker associated with the Modern Approach.

A David Easton B Plato C Aristotle D Socrates

9. Scope of Political Theory is:

A Study of power B To determine the political principles C Study of state and government D All of the above

10. Politics has been divided into two separate parts theoretical politics and applied politics by:

A Aristotle B Machiavelli C Polloch D Catlin

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