Worksheetsпол2
Total questions: 119
Worksheet time: 3570secs
Plutocracy complies:
{~Kleptocracy
+Oligarchy
~Ochlocracy
Democracy
~Anarchy}
Ideology related to the recognition of universal, civil values:
~Democracy
{~Conformism
+Cosmopolitanism
Altruism
A scientific theory embodied in a strict system of concepts that reflect the essential features of reality, a model for posing the problem:
{~Concept
+Paradigm
~Theory
Picture of the world
Top view of accelerated team upgrades
{~Authoritarianism
Authoritarianism of modernization
~Westernization
All answers are correct
Orientation towards Western values in the modernization process:
{~Marginalization
+Westernization
~Pauperism
~All answers are in correct
~All answers are correct
The type of political regime, which is based on the principles of freedom and equality, protecting democracy:
{~Democrature
+Democracy
~Polyarchy
~Polity
Hybrid regime is:
~Democrature
~Authoritarianism
{+Democracy, Authoritarianism
~Polyarchy}
Type of civil society-driven modernization
{~Linear type
+Modernization "from below"
~Cyclic
~Catching up
~Upgrade Modernization}
A type of democratization that offers a natural evolutionary path to transition to democracy:
{~Catching type
+Linear
~Cyclic
~Dialectic
~All answers are correct}
A type of democratization that offers alternating waves of democracy and authoritarianism:
{~Linear
+Cyclic
~Catching type
~Dialectic
~All answers are correct}
A type of democracy that involves democracy through the contradiction of democracy and authoritarianism:
{~Linear
+Dialectic
~Catching type
~Cyclic
~All answers are correct}
The rule of law implies:
{~Civil Society
+Legal state
~Political Culture
Civic Culture
~All answers are correct}
Authoritarian thinking corresponds:
{~Democracy
~Totalitarianism
~All answers are correct}
~All answers are incorrect}
Authoritarianism
When was the "Kazakhstan's strategy of joining the world's 50 most competitive countries" announced:
{~in 2002
+in 2006
~ in 2001
~ in 2004
How many stages does the process of forming a multi-party system in Kazakhstan include:
54
6
7
8
When was the «Ak Zhol» Party established:
{~in 1999
2000
+in 2002
2005
When was the Communist Party of Kazakhstan established:
{~in 1992
+in 1991
~in 1993
~in 1997~in 1996
}
When was the Nur- Otan (AMANAT) party established:
{~in 2000
~ in 2001
+in 1999
~ in 1998}
When was the «DCK» Party established:
+ in 2001
1
23
334кк
When was the "State Program for the Development of Local Government" adopted?:
8656
+in 2004
6546
6546
Amateur organizations institutionally separated from the state:
{~GDP
+NGO
KVN
All answers are correct
~All answers are in correct}
Special officer entrusted with the functions of monitoring the legality of actions of state bodies:
~Deputy
~All answers are correct
~All answers are in correct}
{~Consultant
+Ombudsman
Pressure on authorities to enact laws that are in the interest of particular groups:
{~Legitimacy
+Lobby
~Clan
~ Political Advertising
~Political Mobilization}
The author of the theory of polyarchy:
{~Rawls
+Dahl
~Schmitter
~Bans
~Tolville}
The author of «Judicial Reform Notes»:
{~Altynsarin
+Ualihanov
~Ibraev
~All answers are correct
~ All answers are in correct}
What type of legitimacy is the characteristics of a democratic society:
~Patriarchal
~Activist}
~Charismatic
+Rational Law
{~Traditional
The regulatory resources of power include:
{~Knowledge
+Position
~Authority
~Money
~Strength}
Who suggested the division into 3 types of legitimacy:
{~Marx
~Hegel
~Locke}
~Russo}
+Weber
Who suggested the division into 3 types of legitimacy:
+Weber
{~Marx
~Locke}
~Russo}
What resources are classified as economic:
{~Status
~Rights
+Money
Strength
~Knowledge}
What is an inevitable attribute of power:
{~Violence
+Coercion
~All answers are correct
~Respect
~Authority}
What concept explains the formation of a state on a contractual basis:
{~Patriarchal
+Negotiated
Conquest Theory
~Theological
~ Power}
What type of Government corresponds to the indivisibility of the State:
{~Federation
+Unitary
~Confederation
All answers are correct
~ All answers are not correct}
What mode promotes Statism:
+Totalitarianism
{~Authoritarianism
~Democracy
~Tyranny
~Oligarchy}
The first parties appeared:
+In Rome
~In 21 c.
{~In the 19 c.
~ in the Middle Ages
~In New Time}
Latin party means:
~Association
{~Whole
~Section
~Group
+Part
Civil society includes relationships:
{~Political
+Non-political
~State
~Foreign Policy
Domestic Policy}
What is the electoral system in Kazakhstan:
{~Majority
+Mixed
~Proportional
~Liberal
What type of party system is in Japan:
~Three- Party
~Four-party
+One-Party
{~ Bipartisan
~Autonomous}
What type of party system does the USA have:
{~One-Party
+Bipartisan
~Three- Party
~Four-party
~Autonomous}
What type of republic is in the USA:
{~Parliamentary
~Mixed
+Presidential
~Constitutional
What type of government is in the UK
{~Constitutional Republic
+Parliamentary Monarchy
Presidential Republic
~Tyranny
~Monarchy}
What is the party system in Germany:
{~One-Party
+Three- Party (Multi-party)
~Bipartisan
~Four-party
~Autonomous}
What party system is exercised in a totalitarian state:
{~Multi-party
+One-Party
Nonpartisan
~Bipartisan
What type of political culture does the trait of political activity belong to:
{~Patriarchal
+Civil
~Fake
~Totalitarian
What type of political ideology includes anti-democracy and extremism:
+Fascism
{~Social Democracy
~Christian democracy
Liberalism
What type of government is in the UK:
{~Constitutional Republic
~Presidential Republic
+Parliamentary Monarchy
~Tyranny
What type of political ideology protects human freedom above all
~Conservatism
+Liberalism
~Social Democracy
~Communism
What type of political ideology protects the principle of social justice:
{~ Fascism
+Social Democracy
~Christian democracy
~Liberalism
~Nationalism}
What type of political ideology is aimed at preserving the traditions of bourgeois society:
{~Communism
+Conservatism
~Social Democracy
~Nationalism
~Liberalism}
What type of political culture corresponds to the habit of submitting to power:
{~Patriarchal
~Activist
Civil
~Traditional
+Subservient
{~Patriarchal
What type of political ideology protects the principle of the social state?:
{~Nationalism
+Social democracy
~Fascism
Liberalism
~Conservatism}
What protects neoliberalism and neoconservatism
{~National idea
+Social Policy Orientation
~Egalitarianism
~Traditional values of democracy
~Statism}
Where was Fascism Originated:
{~In France
~In Germany
+In Italy
~In Russia
~in the USA}
Which parties traditionally belong to the Right:
+Conservatives
{~ Communists
~Clerics
Revolutionaries
~Labor}
Which parties are Left:
+Communists
{~Conservatives
~Clerical
~Nationalists
~Clerics}
Religious parties are called:
+Clerical
{~Reactionary
~Labor
~Revolutionary
~Radical}
What is the criterion of political development:
Political crisis
~Political stagnation
{~Political processes
+Political Modernization
~Political Conflicts}
Modernization in Europe has begun:
{~in the 13с
+in the 17с
~in the 12 с
~ in the 14 с}
What are the criteria for social mobilization:
~Urbanization
~Politicization}
{~Industrialization
+Change in socio-cultural landmarks
~Democratization
Modernization means:
+Compliance with modern society requirements
{~Socialization
~Crisis
~Stagnation
~Corruption}
Objective sources of conflict include:
{~National Features
~Human Values
+Political Disagreement
~All answers are not correct
~Feelings of involvement}
War is a form of conflict for a reason:
~Power struggles
{~Civil war
~National Identification
~Political struggle
+All answers are correct}
What is the institutionalization of conflict:
+Legal support to expand conflict
{~Conflict expansion
~Determining the causes of conflicts
~Publicity
~Conflict attenuation}
What party system is exercised in a totalitarian state:
~Nonpartisan
{~Multi-party
+One-Party
~Bipartisan
What is a routine of conflict:
~Conflict expansion
~Legal framework
{~Quick Resolution
+Chronic state of unresolved
~Periodic conflict}
The system in a democratic and republican government is:
+Presidential
{~Kleptocracy
~Oligarchic
~Aristocratic
~Timocracy}
What are the powers of Parliament under a Presidential form of Government:
{~Identifies the Prime Minister
+Sets laws with the consent of the President
~Appoints the President
~Sets the composition of the Government
Appoints the Commander-in-Chief}
What are the consequences of the Political Crisis:
~Change of Government
{~Unemployment Rise
The impoverishment of citizens~Economic destabilization}
+All answers are correct
The functions of political conflict include
~Elimination of public order
~Loss of trust in authority}
{~The corruption of society
+Society Association
~Stratification of society
The system in a democratic and republican government is:
+Presidential
{~Kleptocracy
~Oligarchic
~Aristocratic
~Timocracy}
The crisis of legitimacy of power means:
{~The legal nature of power
Loss of trust in authority
~Legal validity
All answers are correct
~Loss of the effective nature of power
The State is:
~Defined Territory}
+Higher Institute of Political Power
{~Organ of violence
~Institute of Coercion
~ Institute of Law
What are the powers of the President in a Parliamentary form of Government:
+Coordinates with Parliament
{~Appoints Supreme Judge
~Appoints the Prime Minister
~Defines the composition of the Government
~Appoints the Commander-in-Chief}
The attributes of State power include:
{~All answers are not correct
+Sovereignty
~All answers are correct
~Army
~Taxes}
The functions of power include:
{~Military action
+Management
~Legitimacy
~Violence
~Coercion}
What principle are states divided by into slaveholding, feudal, socialist:
~Religious
~Political
{~Economic
+Class
Technocratic}
What principle are states divided by into secular and religious:
{~Class
~By the nature of power}
~Political
~Economic
+Religious
{~Class
The attributes of State power include:
+Sovereignty
{~All answers are not correct
~All answers are correct
~Army
~Taxes}
What is the institutionalization of conflict:
+Legal support to expand conflict
{~Conflict expansion
Determining the causes of conflicts
~Publicity
~Conflict attenuation}
Who suggested the division into 3 types of legitimacy:
{~Marx
+Weber
~Hegel
~Locke}
The State is:
+Higher Institute of Political Power
{~Organ of violence
~Institute of Coercion
~ Institute of Law
~Defined Territory}
What criterion are the states divided by into industrial, slightly industrial, mixed one:
~Class
{~Political
+Economic
ReligiousSocial}
What criterion are the states divided by into industrial, slightly industrial, mixed one:
+Economic
{~Political
~Class
Religious
~Social}
What concept explains the state as a close-knit family:
+Patriarchal
{~Conquest Theory
~Traditional
~Theocratic
~Legal}
What concept explains the state as a body of universal reconciliation:
+Negotiated
{~Patriarchal
~Theocratic
~Conquest Theory
~All answers are correct}
What concept explains the origin of the state as a reflection of the divine order on earth:
+Theocratic
{~Patriarchal
~Rational
~Conquest Theory
~Negotiated}
What concept explains the state as a legal form of organization of power:
~Negotiated
~Conquest Theory
{~Patriarchal
+Legal
~Theocratic}
What is the function of the state to provide minimum unemployment benefits:
+Social
{~Organizational
~Economic
Legal
~External}
What form of government does Kazakhstan belong to:
+Presidential Republic
{~Parliamentary Republic
~Monarchy
Constitutional Republic
~Absolutism}
What type of electoral system does Kazakhstan have:
Mixed
{~Majority
~Proportional
~By party lists
Without party lists}
To which sector of the policy are the problems of considering climatic conditions, access to the sea:
+Geopolitics
{~Economic Policy
~Social Policy
~Foreign Policy
~Domestic Policy}
Pressure on authorities to enact laws that are in the interest of particular groups:
+Lobby
Legitimacy
~ClanPolitical Mobilization}
~ Political Advertising
The author of the theory of polyarchy:
+Dahl
{~Rawls
~Schmitter
~Bans
~Tolville}
The author of «Judicial Reform Notes»:
{~Altynsarin
+Ualihanov
~Ibraev
~All answers are correct
~ All answers are in correct}
How do you understand legitimate coercion:
~All answers are correct
~ Based on traditional submission
{~With violence
+Based on the recognition of authority by law
Based on blind faith in power}
Who is the founder of liberalism:
~Russo
~Marks
{~Bernstein
+Locke
~Berg}
What does a “polytheia» mean:
+Public, government
{~The goddess of politics
~Political doctrine
~Political Relations
~Political Regime}
To what type of power resources does information belong
+Cultural and educational
{~Economic
~Power
~Regulatory
~Moral}
What part of philosophy deals with the philosophical foundations of politics:
+Political Philosophy
{~Political Geography
~Political Sociology
~Political History
~Political Anthropology}
What part of political science considers the relationship between politics and society:
+Political Sociology
{~Political Psychology
Political Geography
~Political Anthropology
~Political Philosophy}
What type of legitimacy is based on charisma recognition
{~Traditional
+Charismatic
~Patriarchal
~Rational
When the ideas of constitutionalism, separation of powers, parliamentarism were formed in expanded form:
{~In the Antiquity
+In the Modern times
~in the Middle Ages
~In the Renaissance
Which of the ideologies is based on individual freedom
+Liberalism
{~Conservatism
~Nationalism
~Social Democracy
~Fascism}
Which of the approaches to power defines power as a conflict of will:
{~Resource
+Volitional
Legal
~Moral
~System}
Which of the following parties belongs to the left:
{~Conservatives
+Communists
~ All answers are correct
~Clerics
~Labor}
What political forces are called reactionary:
+Forces returning to the old
{~Forces for revolutionary change
~Forces Keeping Forward
~Conservative forces
~Forces calling for forward development}
What concept of power is characteristic of the political doctrine of antiquity:
+Philosophical and Ethical
{~Social
Civil
~Religious
Legal}
What method compares political phenomena:
+Comparative
{~Normative and Value
~Active
~Institutional
Behavioral}
What type of ideology protects the traditional values of bourgeois society:
{~Liberalism
+Conservatism
~Nationalism
~Fascism
Social Democracy}
What political culture exists in a democratic culture:
+Activist
{~Patriarchal
~Traditional
~Juvenile
~Civil
The first mass parties arose:
{~in the 17th century
+in the 19th century
~in the 16th century
~in the 15th century
~in the 20th century}
What does a Social State mean:
+Social Care State
{~State – «Night Watchman»
~State caring for political freedom
~Totalitarian State
~Democratic state}
High level of justice corresponds
+Legal State
{~Social State
~Secular State
~State – «Night Watchman»
Totalitarian State}
From what period did Political Science begin to be taught at the universities of the former USSR:
+since the 1990s
{~since the 1970s
~since the 1980s
~since 2000s
~since the 1960s}
Where the «Art of Politics» first came into being:
+In Greece
{~All answers are correct
~In India
~ In China
~In Russia}
What does the word party mean:
+Part
{~General
~Whole
~Community
~Circle}
The system of International Political Relations is called:
{~World
+World Order
World Community
~World Structure
~World Organization}
What type of world order existed during the Cold War:
{~Unipolar
+Bipolar
~Multipolar
~3- Polar
