Question 1

Who learned the idea of separation of ethics and politics from Aristotle&#10;A)Aquinas&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)Machiavelli&#10;D)Engels

Accepted Answer

Machiavelli is known for separating ethics from politics, suggesting that the effectiveness of political leadership is not necessarily tied to the leader's moral or ethical standards. This idea is a central theme in his work "The Prince."

Question 2

Machiavelli followed&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230; method in his political philosophy.&#10;A)legal&#10;B)historical&#10;C)institutional&#10;D)cultural

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Machiavelli followed a historical method in his political philosophy, analyzing historical events and figures to derive principles about power, statecraft, and leadership.

Question 3

According to ..............man is always termed as creature of habits&#10;A)Aquinas&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)Machiavelli&#10;D)Engels

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Machiavelli is known for his observations on human nature, including the idea that people are creatures of habit.

Question 4

Who was the first political thinker who brought the concept of state in political science&#10;A)Machiavelli&#10;B)St. Thomas Aquinas&#10;C)Engels&#10;D)Htler

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Machiavelli is often credited as the first to bring the concept of the state into political science, particularly through his work "The Prince," where he discusses the mechanisms of political power and statecraft.

Question 5

'Felicific Calculus' was the contribution of:&#10;A)Bentham&#10;B)Aristotle&#10;C)Plato&#10;D)J. S. Mill&#10;E)none of these.

Accepted Answer

Felicific Calculus, also known as the Hedonic Calculus, is a method of working out the sum total of pleasure and pain produced by an act, and thus the total value of its consequences. It was introduced by Jeremy Bentham, the founder of Utilitarianism.

Question 6

Founder of utilitarian school of thought was:&#10;A)Edmund Burk&#10;B)Jeremy Bentham&#10;C)J. S. Mill&#10;D)James Mill

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Jeremy Bentham is recognized as the founder of the utilitarian school of thought, which is a form of consequentialism that evaluates actions based on their outcomes, specifically focusing on maximizing happiness or pleasure across all affected individuals.

Question 7

He is known as the founding father of Utilitarianism:&#10;A)James Mill&#10;B)Jeremy Bentham&#10;C)Wright Mills&#10;D)none of these

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Jeremy Bentham is widely regarded as the founding father of Utilitarianism, a philosophical principle that advocates for actions that maximize happiness and well-being for the majority of a population.

Question 8

&#34;Traits -de- legislation&#34; is a book written by&#10;A)J. S. Mill&#10;B)Bentham&#10;C)Thomas Hobbes&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

"Traité de législation" or "Traits de législation" was written by Jeremy Bentham, a prominent figure in the development of the philosophy of utilitarianism.

Question 9

'.Liberty is nothing to do with utility' says.......&#10;A)Mill&#10;B)Green&#10;C)Bentham&#10;D)Rousseau

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Bentham is a utilitarian philosopher who believes that the right action is the one that produces the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people. He believes that liberty is not an end in itself, but only a means to achieve happiness.

Question 10

Human beings are governors of two masters , pleasure and pain.&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)Bentham&#10;D)Green

Accepted Answer

Jeremy Bentham is the philosopher associated with the statement that human beings are governed by two masters, pleasure and pain. He is known for founding the doctrine of utilitarianism, which posits that the best action is the one that maximizes utility, typically defined as that which produces the greatest well-being of the greatest number of people. Bentham's principle of utility regards pleasure and pain as the chief determinants of human behavior.

Question 11

Fragments of Government is written by ................&#10;A)St. Thomas Aquinas&#10;B)Nicholo Machiavelli&#10;C)Aristotle&#10;D)Jeremy Bentham

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The answer of Fragments of Government is written by ................&#10;A)St....

Question 12

Plato's 'Republic' contains his ideas about&#10;A)justice&#10;B)theory of state&#10;C)theory of education&#10;D)all of the above

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The answer of Plato's 'Republic' contains his ideas about&#10;A)justice&#10;B)theory of...

Question 13

Bentham supported the theory of .....................&#10;A)natural rights&#10;B)historical rights&#10;C)legal rights&#10;D)ethical rights

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The answer of Bentham supported the theory of .....................&#10;A)natural rights&#10;B)historical...

Question 14

Which one of the following is the essential pre requisite of constitutionalism&#10;A)a limited government&#10;B)written constitution&#10;C)guarantee of fundamental rights

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The answer of Which one of the following is the...

Question 15

The book ___________ is written by J.S.Mill.&#10;A)on liberty&#10;B)two cities&#10;C)city of joy&#10;D)city lights

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The answer of The book ___________ is written by J.S.Mill.&#10;A)on...

Question 16

Principles of Political Economy is a work by ........................&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)J. S. Mill&#10;D)Lenin

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The answer of Principles of Political Economy is a work...

Question 17

Subjection of Women is a work by.........................&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)J. S. Mill&#10;D)Lenin

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The answer of Subjection of Women is a work by.........................&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)J....

Question 18

...................is the champion of individualism and liberty&#10;A)J. S. Mill&#10;B)Plato&#10;C)Aristotle&#10;D)Locke

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The answer of ...................is the champion of individualism and liberty&#10;A)J....

Question 19

.................. stood for qualitative pleasure.&#10;A)Hobbes&#10;B)Kant&#10;C)J. S. Mill&#10;D)Marx

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The answer of .................. stood for qualitative pleasure.&#10;A)Hobbes&#10;B)Kant&#10;C)J. S. Mill&#10;D)Marx...

Question 20

&#34;Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1789)&#34; Was written by:&#10;A)Jeremy Bentham&#10;B)J. S. Mill&#10;C)John Locke&#10;D)none of these

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The answer of &#34;Introduction to the Principles of Morals and...

Question 21

...............favoured the idea of plurality of votes&#10;A)T. H. Green&#10;B)Karl Marx&#10;C)J. S. Mill&#10;D)Jeremy Bentham

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The answer of ...............favoured the idea of plurality of votes&#10;A)T....

Question 22

According to J. S. Mill,......................is not an ideal form of government .&#10;A)polity&#10;B)oligarchy&#10;C)democracy&#10;D)aristocracy

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The answer of According to J. S. Mill,......................is not an...

Question 23

The positive theory of liberty was advocated by&#10;A)Mill&#10;B)Green&#10;C)Hegel&#10;D)Marx

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The answer of The positive theory of liberty was advocated...

Question 24

T H Green is ......................&#10;A)an idealist&#10;B)an anarchist&#10;C)utilitarian&#10;D)realist

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The answer of T H Green is ......................&#10;A)an idealist&#10;B)an anarchist&#10;C)utilitarian&#10;D)realist...

Question 25

According to............., State is the source of all rights.&#10;A)T. H. Green&#10;B)Bentham&#10;C)Locke&#10;D)chomsky

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The answer of According to............., State is the source of...

Question 26

According to Aquina's, which one of the following is&#34; the mind of god&#34;&#10;A)natural law&#10;B)eternal law&#10;C)divine law&#10;D)human law

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The answer of According to Aquina's, which one of the...

Question 27

&#34;Man is a moral being and tries to seek moral perfection &#34;says.........&#10;A)Kant&#10;B)Mill&#10;C)Marx&#10;D)T. H. Green

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The answer of &#34;Man is a moral being and tries...

Question 28

The philosophical concepts of Marxism are in part derived from&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Locke&#10;C)Rousseau&#10;D)Bentham

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The answer of The philosophical concepts of Marxism are in...

Question 29

'Phenomenology' of mind is a work by...............&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Green&#10;C)Marx&#10;D)Hegel.

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The answer of 'Phenomenology' of mind is a work by...............&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Green&#10;C)Marx&#10;D)Hegel....

Question 30

Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences is a work by...................&#10;A)Marx&#10;B)Engels&#10;C)Kant&#10;D)Hegel

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The answer of Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences is a...

Question 31

The positive theory of liberty was advocated by&#10;A)J. S. Mill&#10;B)Aristotle&#10;C)T. H. Green&#10;D)Plato

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The answer of The positive theory of liberty was advocated...

Question 32

Philosophy of Right (1831) is a work by .................&#10;A)Marx&#10;B)Engels&#10;C)Lenin&#10;D)Hegel

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The answer of Philosophy of Right (1831) is a work...

Question 33

According to .......... , state is divine origin and the essence of state is freedom.&#10;A)Lenin&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)Engels&#10;D)Hegel

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The answer of According to .......... , state is divine...

Question 34

To ...............State is the march of god on earth.&#10;A)Lenin&#10;B)Marx&#10;C)Engels&#10;D)Hegel

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The answer of To ...............State is the march of god...

Question 35

According to ...........'dialectic explain the logic of history'&#10;A)Kant&#10;B)Rousseau&#10;C)Engels&#10;D)Hegel

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The answer of According to ...........'dialectic explain the logic of...

Question 36

Who was the founder of Hegelianism and Historicism?&#10;A)George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel&#10;B)H. jackson&#10;C)Immanuel Kant&#10;D)Horn, David

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The answer of Who was the founder of Hegelianism and...

Question 37

Who was the creator of German Idealism?&#10;A)Immanuel Kant&#10;B)George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel&#10;C)Jeans Jacques Rousseau&#10;D)none

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The answer of Who was the creator of German Idealism?&#10;A)Immanuel...

Question 38

The Elements of the Philosophy of Right, his political philosophy was published in:&#10;A)1820&#10;B)1825&#10;C)1830&#10;D)1834

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The answer of The Elements of the Philosophy of Right,...

Deck 4: Political Thought and Philosophy