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Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

180. What criterion are the states divided by into industrial, slightly industrial, mixed one:

a)

Political

b)

Economic

c)

Class

d)

Religious

e)

Social

2.

What concept explains the state as a close-knit family:

a)

Conquest Theory

b)

Patriarchal

c)

Traditional

d)

Theocratic

e)

Legal

3.

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

4.

What concept explains the origin of the state as a reflection of the divine order on earth:

a)

Patriarchal

b)

Rational

c)

Theocratic

d)

Conquest Theory

e)

Negotiated

5.

What concept explains the state as a legal form of organization of power:

a)

Patriarchal

b)

Negotiated

c)

Conquest Theory

d)

Theocratic

e)

Legal

6.

What is the function of the state to provide minimum unemployment benefits:

a)

Social

b)

Organizational

c)

Economic

d)

Legal

e)

External

7.

What form of government does Kazakhstan belong to:

a)

Parliamentary Republic

b)

Monarchy

c)

Constitutional Republic

d)

Presidential Republic

e)

Absolutism

8.

What type of electoral system does Kazakhstan have:

a)

majority

b)

Mixed

c)

Proportional

d)

By party lists

e)

Without party lists

9.

To which sector of the policy are the problems of considering climatic conditions, access to the sea:

a)

Geopolitics

b)

Social Policy

c)

Economic Policy

d)

Foreign Policy

e)

Domestic Policy

10.

Pressure on authorities to enact laws that are in the interest of particular groups:

a)

Legitimacy

b)

Clan

c)

Political Advertising

d)

Political Mobilization

e)

Lobby

11.

The author of the theory of polyarchy:

a)

Rawls

b)

Schmitter

c)

Dahl

d)

Bans

e)

Tolville

12.

The author of «Judicial Reform Notes»:

a)

Altynsarin

b)

Ibraev

c)

All answers  are  correct

d)

All answers are in correct

e)

Ualihanov

13.

How do you understand legitimate coercion:

a)

With violence

b)

All answers are correct

c)

Based on the recognition of authority by law

d)

Based on traditional submission

e)

Based on blind faith in power

14.

Who is the founder of liberalism:

a)

Locke

b)

Russo

c)

Marks

d)

Bernstein

e)

Berg

15.

What does a “polytheia» mean:

a)

Political doctrine

b)

Political Regime

c)

The goddess of politics

d)

Public, government

e)

Political relations

16.

To what type of power resources does information belong:

a)

Economic

b)

Power

c)

Moral

d)

Regulatory

e)

Cultural and educational

17.

What part of philosophy deals with the philosophical foundations of politics:

a)

Political Geography

b)

Political Sociology

c)

Political History

d)

Political Philosophy

e)

Political Anthropology

18.

What part of political science considers the relationship between politics and society:

a)

Political Psychology

b)

Political Geography

c)

Political Sociology

d)

Political Anthropology

e)

Political Philosophy

19.

What type of legitimacy is based on charisma recognition:

a)

Traditional

b)

Charismatic

c)

Patriarchal

d)

Rational

e)

Legal

20.

When the ideas of constitutionalism, separation of powers, parliamentarism were formed in expanded form:

a)

In the Antiquity

b)

in the Middle Ages

c)

In the Renaissance

d)

In the Modern times

e)

In  the New times

21.

Which of the ideologies is based on individual freedom:

a)

Nationalism

b)

Liberalism

c)

Conservatism

d)

Social Democracy

e)

Fascism

22.

Which of the approaches to power defines power as a conflict of will:

a)

Legal

b)

Resource

c)

Volitional

d)

Moral

e)

System

23.

Russia is:

a)

Unitary state

b)

Confederation

c)

Federation

d)

Republic      

e)

Autonomy

24.

Kazakhstan is:

a)

Federation

b)

Confederation

c)

Feudal monarchy

d)

Unitary state

e)

Autonomous Republic

25.

Which of the following parties belongs to the left:

a)

Labor

b)

Communists

c)

Conservatives

d)

All answers are correct

e)

Clerics

26.

What political forces are called reactionary:

a)

Forces returning to the old

b)

Forces for revolutionary change

c)

Forces Keeping Forward

d)

Conservative forces

e)

Forces calling for forward development

27.

 What concept of power is characteristic of the political doctrine of antiquity:

a)

Legal

b)

Religious

c)

Social

d)

Philosophical and Ethical

e)

Civil

28.

What method compares political phenomena:

a)

Behavioral

b)

Active

c)

Comparative

d)

Normative and Value

e)

Institutional

29.

What type of ideology protects the traditional values of bourgeois society:

a)

Conservatism

b)

Liberalism

c)

Fascism

d)

Nationalism

e)

Social Democracy

30.

What political culture exists in a democratic culture:

a)

Civil

b)

Patriarchal

c)

Traditional

d)

Activist

e)

Juvenile

31.

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

32.

What does a Social State mean:

a)

State – «Night Watchman»

b)

State caring for political freedom

c)

Totalitarian State

d)

Social Care State

e)

Democratic state

33.

High level of justice corresponds:

a)

Social State

b)

Legal State

c)

Secular State

d)

State – «Night Watchman»

e)

Totalitarian State

34.

From what period did Political Science begin to be taught at the universities of the former USSR:

a)

since the 1970s

b)

since the 1980s

c)

since 2000s

d)

since the 1990s

e)

since the 1960s

35.

Where the «Art of Politics» first came into being:

a)

In Russia

b)

In China

c)

All answers are correct

d)

In India

e)

In Greece

36.

What does the word party mean:

a)

General

b)

Part

c)

Community      

d)

Whole

e)

Circle

37.

The system of International Political Relations is called:

a)

World Structure

b)

World

c)

World Community

d)

World Order

e)

World Organization

38.

What type of world order existed during the Cold War:

a)

Unipolar

b)

Multipolar

c)

3- Polar

d)

Bipolar

e)

Single Pole

39.

What type of World order most suits Democratic values:

a)

Bipolar

b)

3 -Polar

c)

Single Pole

d)

Multipolar

e)

4-Polar

40.

What type of problems include overcoming the demographic crisis in the country:

a)

Environmental

b)

Political

c)

Socio-economic

d)

Cultural

e)

Scientific

41.

Maintaining Global Economic balance applies:

a)

General Cultural

b)

Social

c)

Environmental

d)

Economic Issues

e)

Scientific

42.

What type of government is in the UK:

a)

Presidential Republic

b)

Constitutional Republic

c)

Parliamentary Monarchy

d)

Tyranny

e)

Monarchy

43.

What is the party system in Germany:

a)

Bipartisan

b)

One-Party

c)

Four-party

d)

Three- Party (Multi-party)

e)

Autonomous

44.

Elimination of ignorance, illiteracy refers to problems:

a)

Economic

b)

Political

c)

Social

d)

Cultural

e)

Religious

45.

Kazakhstan  is the Member of … organizations:

a)

over 30

b)

10 International Organizations

c)

over 100

d)

over 50

e)

over 1000

46.

What is the criterion of political development:

a)

Political stagnation

b)

Political processes

c)

Political crisis

d)

Political Modernization

e)

Political Conflicts

47.

Which country is the future superpower predicted:

a)

Ukraine

b)

Kazakhstan

c)

Russia

d)

China

e)

Germany

48.

What party system is exercised in a totalitarian state:

a)

Nonpartisan

b)

Multi-party

c)

One-Party

d)

Bipartisan

e)

Three- Party

49.

By what principle will the future world order be built:

a)

Cultural-civilizational

b)

Technocratic

c)

Economic

d)

Environmental

e)

Industrial

50.

 

What philosophical doctrine defends castes:

a)

Hinduism

b)

Taoism

c)

Confucianism

d)

Brahmanism

e)

Christianity

51.

What doctrine is the rationalization of the religious concept of power:

a)

Buddhism

b)

Brahmanism

c)

Confucianism

d)

Shinto

e)

Taoism

52.

 "Laws of Manu" correspond to representations:

a)

Scientific   

b)

Religious

c)

Secular

d)

Philosophical

e)

Cultural

53.

What type of party system does the USA have:

a)

Autonomous

b)

One-Party

c)

Four-party

d)

Three- Party

e)

Bipartisan

54.

What type of republic is in the USA:

a)

Unitary

b)

Constitutional

c)

Presidential

d)

Mixed

e)

Parliamentary

55.

Which state Plato considered the best:

a)

Monarchical

b)

Aristocratic

c)

Totalitarian

d)

Democratic         

e)

Justice

56.

Who believed that politics is a branch of morality:

a)

Aristotle

b)

Marx

c)

Feerbach

d)

Hegel

e)

Plato

57.

type of government means the power of the crowd according to Aristotle:

a)

Aristocracy

b)

Democracy

c)

Tyranny

d)

Ochlocracy

e)

Monarchy

58.

Who should rule in a perfect state according to Plato:

a)

Slaves

b)

Military

c)

Aristocrats

d)

Democrats

e)

Philosophers

59.

What basis of power existed in Antiquity:

a)

Religious

b)

Moral

c)

Rational

d)

Democratic

e)

Legal

60.

What philosophical theory of ancient China defended the divine origin of  Power:

a)

Confucianism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Taoism

d)

Jainism

e)

Brahmanism