WorksheetsKauzmo polit 2 part
Total questions: 121
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Religious parties are called:
a)
Reactionary
b)
Clerical
c)
Labor
d)
Revolutionary
e)
Radical
2.
What is the criterion of political development:
a)
Political processes
b)
Political Modernization
c)
Political crisis
d)
Political stagnation
e)
Political Conflicts
3.
Modernization in Europe has begun:
a)
in the 13с
b)
in the 17с
c)
in the 12 с
d)
in the 11с
e)
in the 14 с
4.
What are the criteria for social mobilization:
a)
Industrialization
b)
Change in socio-cultural landmarks
c)
Democratization
d)
Urbanization
e)
Politicization
5.
Modernization means:
a)
Socialization
b)
Compliance with modern society requirements
c)
Crisis
d)
Stagnation
e)
Corruption
6.
Objective sources of conflict include:
a)
National Features
b)
Political Disagreement
c)
Human Values
d)
All answers are not correct
e)
Feelings of involvement
7.
War is a form of conflict for a reason:
a)
Civil war
b)
National Identification
c)
Political struggle
d)
Power struggles
e)
All answers are correct
8.
What is the institutionalization of conflict:
a)
Conflict expansion
b)
Legal support to expand conflict
c)
Determining the causes of conflicts
d)
Publicity
e)
Conflict attenuation
9.
What party system is exercised in a totalitarian state:
a)
Multi-party
b)
One-Party
c)
Nonpartisan
d)
Bipartisan
e)
Three- Party
10.
What is a routine of conflict:
a)
Quick Resolution
b)
Chronic state of unresolved
c)
Conflict expansion
d)
Legal framework
e)
Periodic conflict
11.
The system in a democratic and republican government is:
a)
Kleptocracy
b)
Presidential
c)
Oligarchic
d)
Aristocratic
e)
Timocracy
12.
What are the powers of Parliament under a Presidential form of Government:
a)
Identifies the Prime Minister
b)
Sets laws with the consent of the President
c)
Appoints the President
d)
Sets the composition of the Government
e)
Appoints the Commander-in-Chief
13.
What are the consequences of the Political Crisis:
a)
Unemployment Rise
b)
Change of Government
c)
The impoverishment of citizens
d)
All answers are correct
e)
Economic destabilization
14.
The functions of political conflict include:
a)
The corruption of society
b)
Society Association
c)
Stratification of society
d)
Elimination of public order
e)
Loss of trust in authority
15.
The system in a democratic and republican government is:
a)
Kleptocracy
b)
Presidential
c)
Oligarchic
d)
Aristocratic
e)
Timocracy
16.
The crisis of legitimacy of power means:
a)
The legal nature of power
b)
Loss of trust in authority
c)
Legal validity
d)
All answers are correct
e)
Loss of the effective nature of power
17.
The State is:
a)
Organ of violence
b)
Higher Institute of Political Power
c)
Institute of Coercion
d)
Institute of Law
e)
Defined Territory
18.
What are the powers of the President in a Parliamentary form of Government:
a)
Appoints Supreme Judge
b)
Coordinates with Parliament
c)
Appoints the Prime Minister
d)
Defines the composition of the Government
e)
Appoints the Commander-in-Chief
19.
The attributes of State power include:
a)
All answers are not correct
b)
Sovereignty
c)
All answers are correct
d)
Army
e)
Taxes
20.
The functions of power include:
a)
Military action
b)
Management
c)
Legitimacy
d)
Violence
e)
Coercion
21.
What principle are states divided by into slaveholding, feudal, socialist:
a)
Economic
b)
Class
c)
Religious
d)
Political
e)
Technocratic
22.
What principle are states divided by into secular and religious:
a)
Class
b)
Religious
c)
Political
d)
Economic
e)
By the nature of power
23.
The attributes of State power include:
a)
All answers are not correct
b)
Sovereignty
c)
All answers are correct
d)
Army
e)
Taxes
24.
What is the institutionalization of conflict:
a)
Conflict expansion
b)
Legal support to expand conflict
c)
Determining the causes of conflicts
d)
Publicity
e)
Conflict attenuation
25.
The State is:
a)
Organ of violence
b)
Higher Institute of Political Power
c)
Institute of Coercion
d)
Institute of Law
e)
Defined Territory
26.
What criterion are the states divided by into industrial, slightly industrial, mixed one:
a)
Political
b)
Economic
c)
Class
d)
Religious
e)
Social
27.
What concept explains the state as a close-knit family:
a)
Conquest Theory
b)
Patriarchal
c)
Traditional
d)
Theocratic
e)
Legal
28.
What concept explains the state as a body of universal reconciliation:
a)
Patriarchal
b)
Negotiated
c)
Theocratic
d)
Conquest Theory
e)
All answers are correct
29.
What concept explains the origin of the state as a reflection of the divine order on earth:
a)
Patriarchal
b)
Theocratic
c)
Rational
d)
Conquest Theory
e)
Negotiated
30.
What concept explains the state as a legal form of organization of power:
a)
Patriarchal
b)
Legal
c)
Negotiated
d)
Conquest Theory
e)
Theocratic
31.
What is the function of the state to provide minimum unemployment benefits:
a)
Organizational
b)
Social
c)
Economic
d)
Legal
e)
External
32.
How do you understand legitimate coercion:
a)
With violence
b)
Based on the recognition of authority by law
c)
All answers are correct
d)
Based on traditional submission
e)
Based on blind faith in power
33.
Who is the founder of liberalism:
a)
Bernstein
b)
Locke
c)
Russo
d)
Marks
e)
Berg
34.
What does a “polytheia» mean:
a)
The goddess of politics
b)
Public, government
c)
Political doctrine
d)
Political Relations
e)
Political Regime
35.
To what type of power resources does information belong:
a)
Economic
b)
Cultural and educational
c)
Power
d)
Regulatory
e)
Moral
36.
What part of philosophy deals with the philosophical foundations of politics:
a)
Political Geography
b)
Political Philosophy
c)
Political Sociology
d)
Political History
e)
Political Anthropology
37.
What type of legitimacy is based on charisma recognition:
a)
Traditional
b)
Charismatic
c)
Patriarchal
d)
Rational
e)
Legal
38.
When the ideas of constitutionalism, separation of powers, parliamentarism were formed in expanded form:
a)
In the Antiquity
b)
In the Modern times
c)
in the Middle Ages
d)
In the Renaissance
e)
In the New times
39.
Which of the ideologies is based on individual freedom:
a)
Conservatism
b)
Liberalism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Social Democracy
e)
Fascism
40.
Which of the approaches to power defines power as a conflict of will:
a)
Resource
b)
Volitional
c)
Legal
d)
Moral
e)
System
41.
What political forces are called reactionary:
a)
Forces for revolutionary change
b)
Forces returning to the old
c)
Forces Keeping Forward
d)
Conservative forces
e)
Forces calling for forward development
42.
What concept of power is characteristic of the political doctrine of antiquity:
a)
Social
b)
Philosophical and Ethical
c)
Civil
d)
Religious
e)
Legal
43.
What method compares political phenomena:
a)
Normative and Value
b)
Comparative
c)
Active
d)
Institutional
e)
Behavioral
44.
What type of ideology protects the traditional values of bourgeois society:
a)
Liberalism
b)
Conservatism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Fascism
e)
Social Democracy
45.
What political culture exists in a democratic culture:
a)
Patriarchal
b)
Activist
c)
Traditional
d)
Juvenile
e)
Civil
46.
The first mass parties arose:
a)
in the 17th century
b)
in the 19th century
c)
in the 16th century
d)
in the 15th century
e)
in the 20th century
47.
What does a Social State mean:
a)
State – «Night Watchman»
b)
Social Care State
c)
State caring for political freedom
d)
Totalitarian State
e)
Democratic state
48.
High level of justice corresponds:
a)
Social State
b)
Legal State
c)
Secular State
d)
State – «Night Watchman»
e)
Totalitarian State
49.
From what period did Political Science begin to be taught at the universities of the former USSR:
a)
since the 1970s
b)
since the 1990s
c)
since the 1980s
d)
since 2000s
e)
since the 1960s
50.
Where the «Art of Politics» first came into being:
a)
All answers are correct
b)
In Greece
c)
In India
d)
In China
e)
In Russia
51.
The system of International Political Relations is called:
a)
World
b)
World Order
c)
World Community
d)
World Structure
e)
World Organization
52.
What type of world order existed during the Cold War:
a)
Unipolar
b)
Bipolar
c)
Multipolar
d)
3- Polar
e)
Single Pole
53.
What type of World order most suits Democratic values:
a)
Bipolar
b)
Multipolar
c)
Single Pole
d)
3 -Polar
e)
4-Polar
54.
What type of problems include overcoming the demographic crisis in the country:
a)
Environmental
b)
Socio-economic
c)
Political
d)
Cultural
e)
Scientific
55.
Maintaining Global Economic balance applies:
a)
Social
b)
Economic Issues
c)
Environmental
d)
General Cultural
e)
Scientific
56.
Elimination of ignorance, illiteracy refers to problems:
a)
Political
b)
Cultural
c)
Social
d)
Economic
e)
Religious
57.
Kazakhstan is the Member of … organizations:
a)
10 International Organizations
b)
over 100
c)
over 50
d)
over 30
e)
over 1000
58.
What is the criterion of political development:
a)
Political processes
b)
Political Modernization
c)
Political crisis
d)
Political stagnation
e)
Political Conflicts
59.
Which country is the future superpower predicted:
a)
Ukraine
b)
China
c)
Kazakhstan
d)
Russia
e)
Germany
60.
By what principle will the future world order be built:
a)
Environmental
b)
Cultural-civilizational
c)
Economic
d)
Technocratic
e)
Industrial
61.
What philosophical doctrine defends castes:
a)
Christianity
b)
Brahmanism
c)
Confucianism
d)
Taoism
e)
Hinduism
62.
What doctrine is the rationalization of the religious concept of power:
a)
Buddhism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Brahmanism
d)
Taoism
e)
Shinto
63.
Which state Plato considered the best:
a)
Democratic
b)
Justice
c)
Totalitarian
d)
Aristocratic
e)
Monarchical
64.
Who believed that politics is a branch of morality:
a)
Plato
b)
Aristotle
c)
Hegel
d)
Marx
e)
Feerbach
65.
What type of government means the power of the crowd according to Aristotle:
a)
Tyranny
b)
Ochlocracy
c)
Democracy
d)
Monarchy
e)
Aristocracy
66.
Who should rule in a perfect state according to Plato:
a)
Aristocrats
b)
Philosophers
c)
Democrats
d)
Military
e)
Slaves
67.
What basis of power existed in Antiquity:
a)
Legal
b)
Moral
c)
Religious
d)
Rational
e)
Democratic
68.
What philosophical theory of ancient China defended the divine origin of Power:
a)
Taoism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Brahmanism
e)
Jainism
69.
Which of the philosophers called the Democrats "Ignoramuses without virtue":
a)
Democritus
b)
Plato
c)
Aristotle
d)
Socrates
e)
Confucius
70.
What form of government did Aristotle consider the most correct:
a)
Tyranny
b)
Monarchy
c)
Ochlocracy
d)
Oligarchy
e)
Kleptocracy
71.
Which of the categories of Confucianism defines philanthropy:
a)
Ren
b)
Jen
c)
Lee
d)
Tao
e)
Yin
72.
In the interpretation of Augustine, the State appears as:
a)
City of the Earth
b)
Reflection of the city of heaven in the city of earth
c)
City of Heaven
d)
State – «Night Watchman»
e)
Secular State
73.
Who first proposed the separation of powers:
a)
Hobbes
b)
Montesquieu
c)
Locke
d)
Russo
e)
Kant
74.
Who is the author of the theory of natural human rights:
a)
Hobbes
b)
Locke
c)
Russo
d)
Montesquieu
e)
Kant
75.
What protects neoliberalism and neoconservatism:
a)
National idea
b)
Social Policy Orientation
c)
Egalitarianism
d)
Traditional values of democracy
e)
Statism
76.
Who saw the state as preventing the “War of all against all”:
a)
Russo
b)
Hobbes
c)
Montesquieu
d)
Locke
e)
Machiavelli
77.
Who claimed the «end justifies...”:
a)
Montesquieu
b)
Machiavelli
c)
Marx
d)
Kant
e)
Russo
78.
The State is:
a)
Organ of violence
b)
Higher Institute of Political Power
c)
Institute of Coercion
d)
Institute of Law
e)
Defined Territory
79.
Who considered the monarchy the highest manifestation of «Аbsolute Spirit”:
a)
Kant
b)
Hegel
c)
Feerbach
d)
Fichte
e)
Hobbes
80.
Who proposed the theory of “Eternal peace” (Perpetual):
a)
Hobbes
b)
Kant
c)
Hegel
d)
Marx
e)
Machiavelli
81.
Who claimed that war is natural and necessary:
a)
Hobbes
b)
Hegel
c)
Al Farabi
d)
Locke
e)
Montesquieu
82.
What philosophical theory claims a person is bashful in nature, truthful:
a)
Taoism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Shinto
d)
Buddhism
e)
Christianity
83.
Who is the author of the social contract theory:
a)
Hegel
b)
Russo
c)
Locke
d)
Marx
e)
Feerbach
84.
What form of Government did Aristotle consider the power of the rich:
a)
Monarchy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Aristocracy
d)
Politics
e)
Democracy
85.
What form of government did Aristotle consider the power of noble:
a)
Democracy
b)
Aristocracy
c)
Oligarchy
d)
Monarchy
e)
Ochlocracy
86.
What does timocracy mean:
a)
Power of the soul
b)
The power of honor
c)
The power of the philosophers
d)
The power of the crowd
e)
Spiritual Power
87.
What is the concept of power character for the political teachings of antiquity:
a)
Social
b)
Philosophical and Ethical
c)
Civil
d)
Religious
e)
Legal
88.
At what time does the theological concept of power prevail:
a)
In antiquity
b)
in the Middle Ages
c)
In New Time
d)
in the Renaissance
e)
In the Enlightenment
89.
What type of law protects the personal interests of citizens:
a)
Public
b)
Private
c)
Natural
d)
Civil
e)
The right of peoples
90.
What type of law protects the natural right to life, liberty, property:
a)
Public
b)
Natural
c)
The right of peoples
d)
Civil
e)
Private
91.
What type of law defines public, state laws:
a)
Private
b)
Public
c)
Natural
d)
The right of peoples
e)
Civil
92.
What law governs relations between the Romans and other nations:
a)
Public
b)
The right of peoples
c)
Natural
d)
Civil
e)
Private
93.
What right was called «Civil»:
a)
Public
b)
Civil
c)
Natural
d)
Private
e)
The right of peoples
94.
Author of the work “State”:
a)
Aristotle
b)
Plato
c)
Hegel
d)
Marx
e)
Socrates
95.
Author of the work “The Prince“:
a)
Aristotle
b)
Machiavelli
c)
Plato
d)
Socrates
e)
Сicero
96.
Which of the philosophers justified social inequality and hierarchy on the basis of divine providence:
a)
Socrates
b)
Thomas Aquinas
c)
Aristotle
d)
Plato
e)
Machiavelli
97.
What was meant by eternal law in the Middle Ages:
a)
Civil law
b)
Divine Law
c)
Natural Law
d)
Human Law
e)
Public Law
98.
Which parties traditionally belong to the right:
a)
All answers are correct
b)
Conservatives
c)
Clerics
d)
Revolutionaries
e)
Labor
99.
The principle of punishment is central to:
a)
in Civil law
b)
Theocratic concept of power
c)
in Natural law
d)
in Public law
e)
In Secular law
100.
When did the secularization process take place:
a)
In antiquity
b)
In the Renaissance
c)
in the Middle Ages
d)
In New Time
e)
In the age of Enlightenment
101.
Secularization means:
a)
Church leadership in society
b)
The process of separating religion from science, art, philosophy
c)
Divine origin of power
d)
The rationalization of faith
e)
Church Reformation Process
102.
What time did deism appear:
a)
in the 12th century
b)
in the 18th century
c)
in the 15th century
d)
in the 19th century
e)
in the 20th century
103.
Who believed that politics was out of morality:
a)
Aristotle
b)
Machiavelli
c)
Socrates
d)
Plato
e)
Confucius
104.
Which of the philosophers of the 20th century considered the "Will to power":
a)
Schopenhauer
b)
Nietzsche
c)
Kant
d)
Hegel
e)
Marx
105.
Which parties traditionally belong to the right:
a)
All answers are correct
b)
Conservatives
c)
Clerics
d)
Revolutionaries
e)
Labor
106.
What concept will explain the state as a close-knit family:
a)
Conquest Theory
b)
Patriarchal
c)
Traditional
d)
Theocratic
e)
Legal
107.
What concept explains the state as a reflection of the deities of order on earth:
a)
Patriarchal
b)
Theocratic
c)
Rational
d)
Conquest Theory
e)
Negotiated
108.
The attributes of state power include:
a)
War
b)
Sovereignty
c)
Explosion
d)
Army
e)
Taxes
109.
By what principle are states divided into slaveholding, feudal, socialist:
a)
Economic
b)
Class
c)
Religious
d)
Political
e)
Technocratic
110.
By what criterion do societies divide into industrial, weakly industrial:
a)
Political
b)
Economic
c)
Class
d)
Religious
e)
Social
111.
What type of political regime determines the monopoly of one power:
a)
Authoritarianism
b)
Totalitarianism
c)
Democracy
d)
Tyranny
e)
Post-Totalitarianism
112.
The principle of majority power is characteristic of:
a)
Totalitarianism
b)
Democracy
c)
Authoritarianism
d)
Oligarchy
e)
Monarchy
113.
Paternalism is a trait:
a)
Democracy
b)
Authoritarianism
c)
Tyranny
d)
Oligarchy
e)
Totalitarianism
114.
What type of democracy protects the individualistic principle:
a)
Elitist
b)
Traditionally liberal
c)
Pluralistic
d)
Collectivist
e)
Totalitarian
115.
What resources are classified as economic:
a)
Status
b)
Money
c)
Rights
d)
Strength
e)
Knowledge
116.
What is an inevitable attribute of power:
a)
Violence
b)
Coercion
c)
Legitimacy
d)
Respect
e)
Authority
117.
What concept explains the formation of a state on a contractual basis:
a)
Patriarchal
b)
Negotiated
c)
Conquest Theory
d)
Theological
e)
Power
118.
The rule of law implies:
a)
Civil Society
b)
Legal state
c)
Political Culture
d)
Civic Culture
e)
All answers are correct
119.
Addiction to democracy:
a)
Demolition of democracy
b)
Resocialization in Democracy
c)
Mobilization
d)
Restoration
e)
Redemocratization
120.
What is a routine of conflict:
a)
Quick Resolution
b)
Chronic state of unresolved
c)
Conflict expansion
d)
Legal framework
e)
Periodic conflict
121.
Constitutional Principles of Democracy:
a)
The power of the majority
b)
All answers are correct
c)
Electivity
d)
The principle of freedom
e)
The principle of equality
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