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Test Grilă pentru Licență

Total questions: 86

Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins

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1.

The interference between the powers of the state is based on:

a)

the principle of separation and balance of powers

b)

the principle of the sovereignty of the people

c)

the principle of the uniqueness of powers

2.

Legislative delegation consists of:

a)

the transfer of legislative competence from Parliament to the President, under certain conditions provided by law

b)

the referral of the Constitutional Court regarding the unconstitutionality of certain draft laws

c)

the transfer of legislative competence from Parliament to the Government, under certain conditions provided by law

3.

It concerns the relations between Parliament and Government, its adoption or rejection signifying the withdrawal or maintenance of the trust granted to the Government:

a)

the simple motion

b)

the censure motion

c)

the emergency ordinance

4.

According to this principle, the administration has the obligation to continuously improve the provision of public service:

a)

the principle of effectiveness

b)

the principle of continuity

c)

the principle of adaptability

5.

It is that type of competence that designates the scope and nature of the duties of a public administration body:

a)

material competence

b)

territorial competence

c)

personal competence

6.

______ are independent of the government, not being in subordinate, authority or coordination relations with it.

a)

the local public administration authorities

b)

the technical authorities of public administration

c)

the autonomous administrative authorities

7.

The executive function of the state can also be fulfilled by other employees or officials with a particular status among which we find:

a)

the high public official

b)

the leading public official

c)

the judicial executor

8.

Public officials of ______ are those who organize, coordinate, guide and control activities that involve exercising public power prerogatives under the authority of a hierarchical official or a dignitary.

a)

the execution official

b)

the leading official

c)

the high public official

9.

Is a high public official:

a)

the Minister

b)

the Mayor

c)

the governmental inspector

10.

Organic laws are considered extensions of constitutional provisions and are adopted with:

a)

the vote of the majority of the members of each Chamber

b)

the vote of the majority of the members present in each Chamber

c)

the vote of 3/4 of the number of members of each Chamber

11.

Can be initiated by the President of Romania at the proposal of the Government, by at least a quarter of the number of deputies or senators and by at least 500,000 citizens with voting rights.

a)

ordinary laws

b)

organic laws

c)

constitutional laws

12.

Choose the correct statement:

a)

according to the Constitution of Romania, the legislative initiative belongs, as the case may be, to the Government, deputies, senators or a number of at least 250,000 citizens with voting rights

b)

according to the Constitution of Romania, the legislative initiative belongs, as the case may be, to the Government, deputies, senators or a number of at least 500,000 citizens with voting rights

13.

According to the Constitution of Romania, the legislative initiative belongs, as the case may be, to the Government, deputies, senators or a number of at least 500,000 citizens with the right to vote.

a)

According to the Constitution of Romania, the legislative initiative belongs, as the case may be, to the Government, deputies, senators or a number of at least 500,000 citizens with the right to vote.

b)

According to the Constitution of Romania, the legislative initiative belongs, as the case may be, to the Government, deputies, senators or a number of at least 100,000 citizens with the right to vote.

14.

The issuing authority is obliged to request the opinion, in the absence of which it cannot issue the administrative act, but is not obliged to follow the opinion given, being able to adopt another solution than that contained in the opinion, if this is a:

a)

conform opinion

b)

consultative opinion

c)

optional opinion

15.

Acts issued by the jurisdictional bodies that operate within the competent public administration bodies to resolve certain legal conflicts are considered:

a)

jurisdictional administrative acts

b)

administrative acts

c)

judicial acts

16.

The revocation of the administrative act represents:

a)

the legal operation by which the legal effects of the administrative acts cease temporarily

b)

the legal operation by which the issuing administrative authority withdraws its own act

c)

the situation of definitive cessation of the effects of the administrative act by issuing/adopting a new administrative act

17.

The most commonly used contract for the exploitation of public services in Romania, especially local ones, is:

a)

management lease contract

b)

concession contract

c)

lease contract

18.

The object of the administrative contract consists of:

a)

the provision of a public service or the execution of a public work

b)

the valorization of a public asset or the execution of a public work

c)

the provision of a public service, the execution of a public work, the valorization of a public asset or a public procurement

19.

The action against the procedure for concluding an administrative contract, usually, is directed to:

a)

the administrative litigation court

b)

the High Court of Cassation and Justice

c)

the common law court

20.

Represents one of the principles of Romanian citizenship:

a)

the separation and balance of powers in the state

b)

automatically acquires Romanian citizenship regardless of the place of birth, the child whose parents or only one of them is a Romanian citizen

c)

marriage can produce legal effects on the citizenship of the spouses

21.

Romanian citizenship can be granted, upon request, to a foreign citizen or a stateless person if they meet several conditions. One of these conditions is:

a)

has reached the age of 21

b)

was born and resides, at the date of the request, on the territory of Romania or, although not born on this territory, resides, under the law, on the territory of the Romanian state for at least 1 year

c)

is known for good behavior and has not been convicted in the country or abroad for an offense that makes him unworthy of being a Romanian citizen

22.

Romanian citizenship is acquired by:

a)

exclusively by birth

b)

birth, adoption, and marriage

c)

birth, adoption, and granting upon request

23.

Administrative-contraventional liability will be attracted by the commission of a:

a)

crime

b)

more serious disciplinary offense

c)

fact qualified by law as a contravention

24.

Administrative liability will be attracted by the commission of a:

a)

offense

b)

more serious disciplinary violations

c)

acts qualified by law as contraventions

25.

The sanctions that can be applied in the case of administrative disciplinary violations take various forms, such as:

a)

fine

b)

warning

c)

dissolution of a named body

26.

Administrative liability is:

a)

identical to responsibility

b)

a form of ensuring the rule of law

c)

a way to intimidate public officials

27.

Public administration authorities control administrative acts:

a)

only in terms of their legality

b)

only in terms of their opportunity

c)

both in terms of legality and opportunity

28.

The gracious appeal is:

a)

triggered ex officio

b)

triggered by a complaint/petition

c)

triggered by the Attorney General of Romania

29.

The external control exercised by administrative authorities or specialized structures from outside the administrative authority can take the following forms:

a)

hierarchical and specialized control

b)

internal and budgetary control

c)

internal managerial control

30.

The management process represents:

a)

The set of leaders, processes, actions through which the objectives of the organization, resources, and work processes necessary for achieving the objectives are determined, the executors of the work processes

b)

The set of phases, processes, actions through which the objectives of the organization, resources, and work processes necessary for achieving the objectives are determined, the executors of the work processes

c)

The set of phases, problems, actions through which the objectives of the organization, resources, and work processes necessary for achieving the objectives are determined, the executors of the work processes

31.

The phases of the management process are:

a)

The forecasting phase, the operationalization phase, and the final phase

b)

The beginning phase, the middle phase, and the final phase

c)

The execution phase, the operationalization phase, and the integration phase

32.

The phases of the management process are characterized by the following correlations:

a)

The forecasting phase and predictive management; the operationalization phase and strategic management; the final phase and operational management

b)

The forecasting phase and predictive management; the operationalization phase and operative management; the final phase and post-operative management

c)

The forecasting phase and strategic management; the operationalization phase and tactical management; the final phase and post-operative management

33.

The forecast provides decision-makers with:

a)

Strategic solutions, whose application is imperative

b)

Strategic solutions, representing possible paths to follow without having an imperative character

c)

General solutions, which have a purely informative role

34.

The function of organization is defined by:

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35.

What is the function of organization defined by?

a)

Correlation, synchronization in time and space of various activities carried out by subordinate personnel

b)

The process of empowering through motivation by leaders to their collaborators to participate in achieving the projected objectives

c)

The totality of actions undertaken to achieve the organization's mission, general and specific objectives by using the organization's means and resources with maximum efficiency

36.

What are the phases of control within the control-regulation function?

a)

Measuring achievements, comparing achievements with established objectives and standards, determining the causes that generated the identified deviations, making corrections

b)

Measuring achievements, determining the causes that generated the identified deviations, making corrections

c)

Measuring achievements, comparing achievements with established objectives and standards, determining the causes that generated the identified deviations

37.

According to the criterion of certainty of achieving objectives, how is the decision classified?

a)

Sure decisions, risk decisions, unique decisions

b)

Certain decisions, risk decisions, uncertain decisions

c)

Clear decisions, risk decisions, uncertain decisions

38.

What are the two models of decision-making mechanisms encountered in practice?

a)

The 'analog' model and the 'intelligence-modeling-choice' model

b)

The traditional pyramidal model and the 'analog' model

c)

The three-level model and the 'intelligence-modeling-choice' model

39.

What approach to public decision-making allows managers to make rational decisions in the most efficient, economical, and effective manner?

a)

Legal approach

b)

Managerial approach

c)

Political approach

40.

What is the purpose of establishing the object of taxation?

a)

Determining the taxable matter

b)

Establishing the taxpayer

c)

Evaluating the taxable matter

41.

What does the liquidation of the tax represent?

a)

Determining the size of the taxable matter

b)

Collecting taxes by the specialized state bodies

c)

Calculating the amount owed by each taxpayer

42.

What does the liquidation of expenses represent in the budget execution process?

a)

In which the credit order verifies the existence of the creditor's right, determines or verifies the reality and amount of the payment obligation, and checks the conditions for the enforceability of the payment obligation based on supporting documents

b)

By which the public institution assumes the obligation to pay an amount of money resulting from fulfilling the conditions stipulated in a legal commitment within the approved commitment credits

c)

By which the credit order gives the financial-accounting department head the order to make the payment of expenses

43.

What is the local budget?

a)

The document through which the revenues and expenses are provided and approved each year for municipalities

b)

The document through which the revenues and expenses are provided and approved each year for prefectures

c)

The document through which the revenues and expenses are provided and approved each year for administrative-territorial units

44.

Which of the following features characterizes the rule of non-affection of budgetary revenues?

a)

The set of resources is affected to cover the totality of expenses

b)

Depersonalization of budgetary revenues

c)

Distribution of revenues

45.

What is the rule of non-affection of budget revenues?

a)

the set of resources is affected to cover the set of expenses

b)

depersonalization of budget revenues

c)

the distribution of financial revenues on the destinations of expenses does not imply equality between a certain revenue and a certain expense

d)

a certain revenue is used to cover a certain expense

46.

As a phase of budget execution, engagement consists of:

a)

the assumption, by the public institution, of the obligation to pay a sum of money

b)

issuing a payment order

c)

establishing the amount due to the beneficiary

47.

Decisions issued in resolving complaints against tax administrative acts can be challenged at:

a)

Ministry of Public Finance - National Agency for Fiscal Administration

b)

court

c)

administrative litigation court

48.

A taxpayer can be:

a)

only the person who, on behalf of the debtor, has the obligation to pay or withhold amounts owed by the debtor to the consolidated budget

b)

only the debtor

c)

the debtor or the person who, on behalf of the debtor, has the obligation to withhold and pay amounts owed by the debtor to the public budget

49.

The expenses incurred with forced fiscal execution are the responsibility of and must be borne by:

a)

the fiscal creditor

b)

the fiscal debtor

c)

the National Agency for Fiscal Administration - A.N.A.F.

50.

The specific elements of a public service, in classical theory, are:

a)

the organic element, the material element, and the legal element

b)

the technical element, the material element, and the legislation

c)

the organic element and the legal element

51.

The classical principles of public service, systematized in L. Rolland's theory, are:

a)

decentralization, deconcentration, and subsidiarity of public services

b)

equality of treatment of users, continuity of service, mutability or adaptability of public service

c)

efficiency, effectiveness, and economy of public services

52.

A public authority can choose to manage a public service itself, using its own staff and its own goods. This is called:

a)

direct management

b)

delegated management

c)

semi-direct management

53.

In the French system, the notion of public service is outlined based on a decision of the Conflict Tribunal from 1873 entitled:

a)

Decision Blanco

b)

Decision Guichard

c)

Decision Henriette

54.

The establishment of public services can be achieved through acts of authority of:

a)

the Government

b)

a minister

c)

the mayor

55.

According to current legislation, the public authority that oversees the public enterprise, in consultation with any shareholders representing, individually or together, 5% of the public enterprise's share capital, establishes the expected performances from the management and administration bodies of the public enterprise through:

a)

the letter of guarantee

b)

the letter of expectations

c)

the public policy document

56.

The awarding documentation consists of:

a)

DUAE and instructions to bidders/candidates, specifications, contract project, and forms/models of documents;

b)

DUAE and instructions to bidders/candidates, specifications, contract project;

c)

specifications, contract project

57.

Pe parcursul aplicării procedurii de atribuire, obligativitatea de a preveni, identifica și remedia situațiile de conflict de interese, revine:

a)

authorității contractante

b)

furnizorului de servicii de achiziții

c)

operatorului economic

58.

Etapa de organizare a procedurii de atribuire a contractului începe prin:

a)

transmiterea documentației de atribuire în SEAP

b)

identificarea necesităților și elaborarea referatelor de necesitate

c)

aprobată de către conducătorul autorității contractante a documentației de atribuire

59.

În baza dispozițiilor art. 5 din Legea nr. 554/2004 nu pot fi atacate în justiţie, următoarele categorii de acte:

a)

actele ce privesc raporturile dintre Guvern şi Preşedintele României

b)

actele de comandament cu caracter militar

c)

actele administrative adoptate în exercitarea atribuţiilor de control parlamentar

60.

Agenția Națională a Funcționarilor Publici, poate ataca în contencios administrativ:

a)

orice act administrativ considerat nelegal al administrației publice locale

b)

actele autorităților centrale și locale prin care se încalcă legislația funcției publice

c)

numai actele autorităților locale privind legislația funcției publice

61.

Calitatea de reclamant în litigiile de contencios administrativ o poate avea:

a)

numai o persoană fizică

b)

numai o persoană juridică

c)

atât o persoană fizică, cât și o persoană juridică

62.

În cazul contenciosului administrativ de anulare instanţa de contencios administrativ:

a)

poate să anuleze actul administrativ

b)

poate să suspende actul administrativ

c)

poate proceda la repararea daunelor

63.

Litigiile privind actele administrative emise sau încheiate de autorităţile administrației publice locale şi judeţene, se soluţionează de către:

a)

tribunalele administrativ-fiscale

b)

judecătorii

c)

Curţi de Apel

64.

Constatarea nelegalităţii actelor administrative normative sau individuale supuse judecăţii echivalează cu:

a)

anularea lor

b)

inexistenţa lor

c)

suspendarea lor

65.

Instanţa de executare a unei hotărâri pronunțată în contenciosul administrativ este:

a)

instanţa care a soluționat fondul litigiului

b)

instanţa de recurs

c)

Înalta Curte de Casație și Justiție

66.

În cazul inexisteței unui termen în cadrul unei hotărâri judecătorești rămasă definitivă împotriva unei autorități publice, executarea hotărârii se va face de bună voie într-un termen de:

a)

15 zile

b)

30 zile

c)

20 zile

67.

Conducătorul autorităţii publice se poate îndrepta împotriva celor vinovaţi de neexecutarea hotărârii, potrivit dreptului comun, prin:

a)

acțiune în anulare

b)

acțiune în executare

c)

acțiune în regres

68.

The process of continuous measurement and comparison of public policy with similar policies from different states in Europe or worldwide is called:

a)

Continuous improvement

b)

Ex-ante evaluation

c)

Benchmarking

69.

The results of benchmarking are limited by a series of factors, including:

a)

The difficulty of identifying a system whose relevant variables are similar

b)

The impossibility of identifying high-performing practices

c)

Linguistic differences

70.

Among the formalized methods of collecting information used in evaluation are:

a)

Product statistics, forecasts, political analysis

b)

Market analyses, forecasts, technological surveys

c)

Interviews, product statistics, public surveys

71.

The network structure has been promoted at the level of governance systems as an opportunity for the involvement of ......................., but also of other entities participating in the public policy-making process:

a)

Voices of interest groups

b)

Voices of the community

c)

Voices of the government

72.

The transformation of the traditional hierarchy into a network structure leads to:

a)

Hyper-bureaucracy

b)

The creation of common places for formulating problems and searching for solutions where a variety of ideas can be expressed

c)

Anarchy

73.

From the perspective of governance systems structured in networks, the formulation and implementation of policies are conceptualized as processes:

a)

Interactive

b)

Closed

c)

Independent

74.

A remarkable evolution from the perspective of the development of public policy processes in which organizations participate has:

a)

Adaptive culture

b)

Culture based on hierarchical levels

c)

Archaic culture

75.

In the development of the public policy process, the following barriers may arise:

a)

Cognitive, resource, behavioral, and cultural

b)

Financial, rational, and behavioral

c)

Cultural, institutional, and rational

76.

As bureaucracy expands in size and complexity, the construction of a learning organization becomes:

a)

Possible

b)

Slightly possible

c)

Impossible

77.

According to the Statute of public servants, upon appointment to a public position, as well as upon termination of the service relationship, public servants are obliged to:

a)

Present the authority or public institution leader with the asset declaration

b)

Cease any political activity carried out prior to the appointment to the public position

c)

Renounce membership in political parties

78.

In the exercise of public office:

a)

Public leaders are obliged to support motivated proposals and initiatives of subordinate staff

b)

Public leaders are obliged to justify the expenses incurred by subordinate staff in carrying out activities

c)

Public leaders must ensure the avoidance of incompatibilities for subordinate public servants

79.

In carrying out the activities established by the job description:

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80.

In carrying out the activities established by the job description, public servants are obliged to resolve the assigned tasks within the deadlines set by their hierarchical superiors according to the received instructions.

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81.

The objectives of the code of conduct for public servants are to establish the rights and obligations of public servants in the exercise of public office.

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82.

In public activities and manifestations, public servants have the freedom of professional expression unimpeded, manifested according to their own conscience.

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83.

In the decision-making process, public servants must exercise their capacity for assessment in a reasoned and impartial manner.

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84.

Conflict of interest represents the situation in which a person exercising a public dignity or a public function has a personal interest of a patrimonial nature that could influence the fulfillment of their duties objectively.

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85.

A public servant is in a conflict of interest if they are called to resolve requests, make decisions, or participate in decision-making regarding individuals or legal entities with whom they have patrimonial relationships.

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86.

Legal liability for conflict of interest can be administrative-disciplinary or criminal.

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