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Today’s MCQs are all about World Major Religions, these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
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Today’s MCQs are all about Geographical Epithets (Countries), these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
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Today’s MCQs are all about Changed Geographical Names, these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
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Today’s MCQs are all about Famous Dynasties of the World, these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
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Today’s MCQs are all about World Economy, these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
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Today’s MCQs are all about World War, these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
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Today’s MCQs are all about World War, these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
When did the first Balkan was start?
(a) 1912
(b) 1913
(c) 1914
(d) 1915
Answer: (a)
When the second Balkan did was start?
(a) 1912
(b) 1913
(c) 1914
(d) 1915
Answer: (b)
The hundred years war was a series of conflicts waged from:
(a) 1337-1469
(b) 1337-1453
(c) 1340-1454
(d) 1341-1460
Answer: (b)
The hundred years war was fought between Kingdom of England against:
(a) French
(b) Persian
(c) Ottoman Empire
(d) United States
Answer: (a)
Which was the longest war in the history?
(a) World war I
(b) Hundred year’s war
(c) Dutch Scilly war (1651-1986)
(d) Balkan war
Answer: (c)
Which was the shortest war in the history?
(a) Anglo Zanzibar war
(b) Hundred year’s war
(c) Dutch Scilly war (1651-1986)
(d) Balkan war
Answer: (a)
When World War I was started?
(a) 1914-18
(b) 1915-19
(c) 1916-20
(d) 1913-17
Answer: (a)
Who was the President of US in World War I?
(a) Woodrow Willison
(b) Clement Attlee
(c) Anthony Eden
(d) Johan Morrison
Answer: (a)
Who was the President of Germany in World War I?
(a) Woodrow Willison
(b) Clement Attlee
(c) Friedrich Ebert
(d) Johan Morrison
Answer: (c)
What were the main reasons for the First World War?
(a) Murder of German President in Berlin
(b) Murder of Austria’s heir in Sarajevo
(c) Territorial rivalry
(d) The revolution of Russia with Lenin
Answer: (b)
Who was not a cause of WWI?
(a) Nationalism
(b) Balkan war
(c) Hundred Year war
(d) Franco-Prussian war
Answer: (c)
Which countries were not in the Triple Entente in 1914?
(a) USA
(b) Russia
(c) Italy
(d) Belgium
Answer: (b)
All of these were major battles of WWI except.
(a) Battle of the Somme
(b) Battle of the Marne
(c) Battle of Antietam
(d) Battle of Gallipoli
Answer: (c)
In which year did the battle of Verdun start?
(a) 1914
(b) 1915
(c) 1916
(d) 1917
Answer: (c)
What is the manoeuvre warfare?
(a) It’s a type of strategy to defeat enemy by movement
(b) Its name of a treaty
(c) It’s a type of strategy to defeat enemy by remaining on his positions
(d) It’s a British soldiers squad
Answer: (a)
During which years did the Attrition warfare take place?
(a) Between 1914-1917
(b) Between 1915-1917
(c) Between 1914-1918
(d) Between 1915-1918
Answer: (b)
Which country made the first declaration of war?
(a) Serbia
(b) Austria-Hungary
(c) Italy
(d) Germany
Answer: (b)
Which German attack provoked Britain to go to war?
(a) The attack on France
(b) The attack on Luxembourg
(c) The attack on Belgium
(d) The attack on Russia
Answer: (c)
Which country joined the war on the side of the Allied Powers in 1916?
(a) Romania
(b) Serbia
(c) Greece
(d) USA
Answer: (b)
On which date did the United States declare war on Germany?
(a) July 3, 1914
(b) April 6, 1917
(c) November 4, 1917
(d) USA did not declared the war on Germany
Answer: (b)
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Today’s MCQs are all about Political Science (Introduction to Political Science), these MCQs are taken from different books and Past Papers which are helpful for all type competitive exams.
Which one of the following statements aptly describes the basis of the cabinet system of government?
(a) The cabinet works on the system of collective responsibility.
(b) The cabinet is responsible to the people
(c) The cabinet government is a majority government.
(d) The cabinet government is a party government.
Answer: c
Which one of the following would be called electorate in a country having universal adult franchise?
(a) The total population of; the citizens of a state.
(b) The total population of the citizens of a state excluding women and children.
(c) The total population of adult citizens of the state
(d) The total population of adult citizens of the state excluding lunatics and criminals.
Answer: d
Which concept of the state considers it to be an all-comprehensive, all-powerful and all-embracing institution?
(a) The ethical notion of state
(b) The legal notion of state
(c) The welfare notion of state
(d) State as an organic unit
Answer: a
Who is the chief exponent of the theory of property as the fruit of labour?
(a) Ricardo
(b) Spencer
(c) Locke
(d) Mill
Answer: c
Who was the pioneer of positive liberalism?
(a) Bentham
(b) T.H. Green
(c) Machiavelli
(d) J.S. Mill
Answer: d
When it is said that rights are not a solute, it means that they
(a) are available without any restrictions to some sections of society only
(b) are available only to some people in society
(c) are subject to only reasonable restrictions imposed in the interest of society
(d) are hedged in by lot of restrictions in the interest of various sections of society
Answer: c
Who said, “Greece had developed democracy without unity, Rome secured unity without democracy”?
(a) Hobbes
(b) Willoughby
(c) Cicero
(d) Gettell
Answer: d
‘The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle’. These words are found in
(a) Das Capital
(b) Holy Family
(c) Communist Manifesto
(d) Poverty of Philosophy
Answer: c
Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau
(a) advocated the social contract theory
(b) agreed about the conditions in the state of nature
(c) discredited the concept of natural rights.
(d) rejected the doctrine of state sovereignty
Answer: a
According to the pluralist theory of democracy
(a) political power is shared by the state and non-political associations and interest groups
(b) people participate in politics with the express aim of overcoming their alienation from the groups to which they belong
(c) the politics of consensus is not feasible
(d) the power of individuals should be organised into syndicates and guilds to counter state power
Answer: a
A group of persons organised for a common end which is realised by the cooperative efforts of its members is known as a/an
(a) party
(b) corporation
(c) caucus
(d) association
Answer: a
Who among the following formulated the notion of power/knowledge?
(a) Michel Foucault
(b) Roger Bacon
(c) Socrates
(d) Niccolo Machiavelli
Answer: a
Balance of power refers to
(a) An implicit understanding among several rulers of great powers that the perpetuation of the existing power distribution benefits them mutually
(b) A situation in which nuclear powers threaten mutual annihilation
(c) A just equilibrium in power among the members of the family of nations
(d) All of above
Answer: d
Who among the following theorists advocated participatory democracy?
(a) F.A. Hayek
(b) C.B. Macpherson
(c) Michael Oakeshot
(d) Gaetano Mosca
Answer: b
Who among the following has described democracy as “that institutional arrangement for arriving at political decisions in which individuals acquire the power to decide by means of a competitive struggle for the People’s vote”?
(a) Robert Dahl
(b) Peter Bachrach
(c) C. Wright Mills
(d) Joseph Schumpeter
Answer: d
Who among the following has described the world wide triumph of liberal democracy as the end of history?
(a) Samir Amin
(b) David Held
(c) Francis Fukuyama
(d) Samuel P. Huntington
Answer: c
Most of the Third world states are
(a) Ethnically and culturally divided
(b) Linguistically homogeneous
(c) Rich in natural resources
(d) Economically self-reliant
Answer: a
In a parliamentary form of government, ministers are appointed by
(a) The head of the state at his discretion
(b) The head of the government
(c) The head of the state on the recommendations of the head of the government
(d) The legislature
Answer: c
An Authoritarian State is one which
(a) Guarantees conditions in which the individual can realize his true self
(b) Commands unquestioning obedience to the authority of the ruler
(c) Claims to regulate every sphere of the individual’s life and activity
(d) Is a natural organisation possessing a will of its own to promote the good life
Answer: b
The practice adopted by the party in power to reward its members and supporters through government contracts and jobs is called
(a) Division of powers
(b) Implied powers
(c) Power politics
(d) Spoils system
Answer: d
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