Polıtıcal Scıence (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
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- 1
All European monarchies are constitutional except in ____________.
- 2
Which one of the following people seeks no liberation from tradition and has to accept the existence of an order which emerged from a revolution he could never have sanctioned at the time?
- 3
Which of the following statements does not describe "Normative Theories "?
- 4
Which of the following terms constitutes the basis of the Marxian approach?
- 5
Which scholar criticizes historicism?
- 6
Which of the following ideologies are considered three major ideologies?
I-Liberalism
II-Socialism
III-Conservatism
IV- Environmentalism
V- Feminism
- 7
Which of the following ideologies has involved the view that "the highest virtue in politics is to resist change until change becomes inevitable"?
- 8
Which of the following information about power and authority is not true?
- 9
Which of the following is not a federal-level political party in the United States of America?
- 10
- There is no obligation to change the world.
- There is no need for liberation from freedom.
- We have a debt to those who are dead as well as to those who are alive.
What is the ideology that is predicated on the above-mentioned points of view?
- 11Which of the following ideologies seeks an equality which does not offer the same to every self but offers the same to every self as constituted socially?
- 12
Which of the following is arguably the most important or the original among the major ideologies of Political Science?
- 13
The executive branch is made up of the chief of state who is a monarch. The head of government, however, is the prime minister. Members of cabinet are appointed by the prime minister, who is elected from the majority party or majority coalition after legislative elections. The legislative branch of government consists of a bicameral parliament that consists of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. Some members of the House of Lords are life peers, others are hereditary, some are members of the clergy and are appointed by the monarch upon advice from the prime minister, and others are non-party political members recommended by the House of Lords Appointments Commission. Members of the House of Commons are elected in single-seat constituencies by majority popular vote, and they serve a 5-year term unless the House is dissolved prior to the termination of a member’s term.
The executive and legislative systems of which country is described above?
- 14
Which state's legislative branch of government is called Congress and divided into two parts?
- 15
Which of the following is not one of the key elements of democracy?
- 16
Who defined politics as 'the art of the possible'?
- 17
Which of the following ideologies holds that we are all equal before God?
- 18
Who seperated political science from theology?
- 19
Which of the following is true about Normative Theories?
- 20
- It is a system dominated by a multiplicity of small groups.
- It is not open in the logic that it is continuously recruiting new membership from different segments in society.
- The different groups are politically autonomous.
Which of the given above is among the characteristics of pluralism?