21 - 30 of 52 Questions
# | Question | Ans |
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21. |
Which of the following is an indirect form of election? A. Electoral college B. General election C. Referendum D. Bye-election |
A |
22. |
Franchise owes its evolution to the A. development of representative government B. establishment of state enterprise C. development of the cabinet D. establishment of electoral commission |
A |
23. |
One of the main functions of an election is A. co-ordination of electoral activities B. making of rules for governance C. legitimization of the goverment D. creating an avenue for politicans to make money |
C |
24. |
Which of the following factors limits universal adult suffrage? A. wealth B. age C. education D. heredity |
B |
25. |
The manifesto of a political party is a document which outlines A. a country's political party development B. a party's programme C. the national ideology D. the interest of party members |
B |
26. |
A system in which two or more political parties form the government is called A. a coalition B. an association C. a decentralization D. a centralization |
A |
27. |
Red tapism can be explained as A. the decentralized way of taking decisions B. a flexible way by which government decisions are taken C. the rigid dependence on routine by civil servants D. management by objectives |
C |
28. |
The major objectives of a pressure groups is to A. influence policies of government B. contest elections C. control the machinery of government D. provide political education |
A |
29. |
Which of the following agents of public opinion is the most widespread? A. Mass media B. The schools C. The interest groups D. Political parties |
A |
30. |
A statutory corporation is under the supervision of A. the Chief Justice B. commissioner or Police C. a minister D. a local government chairman |
C |
21. |
Which of the following is an indirect form of election? A. Electoral college B. General election C. Referendum D. Bye-election |
A |
22. |
Franchise owes its evolution to the A. development of representative government B. establishment of state enterprise C. development of the cabinet D. establishment of electoral commission |
A |
23. |
One of the main functions of an election is A. co-ordination of electoral activities B. making of rules for governance C. legitimization of the goverment D. creating an avenue for politicans to make money |
C |
24. |
Which of the following factors limits universal adult suffrage? A. wealth B. age C. education D. heredity |
B |
25. |
The manifesto of a political party is a document which outlines A. a country's political party development B. a party's programme C. the national ideology D. the interest of party members |
B |
26. |
A system in which two or more political parties form the government is called A. a coalition B. an association C. a decentralization D. a centralization |
A |
27. |
Red tapism can be explained as A. the decentralized way of taking decisions B. a flexible way by which government decisions are taken C. the rigid dependence on routine by civil servants D. management by objectives |
C |
28. |
The major objectives of a pressure groups is to A. influence policies of government B. contest elections C. control the machinery of government D. provide political education |
A |
29. |
Which of the following agents of public opinion is the most widespread? A. Mass media B. The schools C. The interest groups D. Political parties |
A |
30. |
A statutory corporation is under the supervision of A. the Chief Justice B. commissioner or Police C. a minister D. a local government chairman |
C |