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Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Subject and tasks of political science:

a)

governance institutions and related practices among ethnic communities

b)

psychological factors of political behavior of people

c)

building society and the behavior of people in it

d)

general patterns, principles of organization and functioning of the political sphere

e)

regulation of relations and behavior of people in the process of public life

2.

Political science subject:

a)

politics and the political sphere of society

b)

socio-economic sphere of society

c)

patterns of formation and functioning of political power

d)

political parties, organizations and movements

e)

objective reality given to us in sensations

3.

Direction in political science that explores the relationship of political processes with their spatial position, territorial and climatic factors:

a)

political Economy

b)

political anthropology

c)

political geography

d)

international relations theory

e)

geopolitics

4.

The emergence of the International Political Science Association:

a)

1945 r

b)

1946 r.

c)

1949 r.

5.

The study of politics through the concrete study of the diverse behavior of individuals and groups:

a)

behavioral

b)

peer review method

c)

systemic

d)

business game

e)

sociological

6.

The method used in political science, which involves clarifying the dependence of politics on society, the social conditioning of political phenomena:

a)

metaphysical

b)

sociological

c)

dialectical

d)

normative

e)

institutional

7.

Studying the state, parties, social movements, the method by which political activity is carried out:

a)

comparative

b)

institutional

c)

systemic

d)

historical

e)

sociological

8.

The function of political science, designed to develop the desired and possible options for the development of political processes:

(a)  

9.

Which of the following is a predictive function?

a)

predictive

b)

axiological

c)

regulatory

d)

ideological

10.

Political assessment of state institutions, system, behavior, events:

a)

educational

b)

predictive

c)

axiological

d)

managerial

e)

epistemological

11.

In political science, what is the name of the function that contributes to the development of a certain vision of political reality?

a)

educational

b)

predictive

c)

ideological

d)

managerial

e)

epistemological

12.

Paternalistic conception of power:

a)

Plato

b)

Aristotle

c)

Confucius

d)

Kautilya

e)

Socrates

13.

The ideological predecessor of totalitarianism:

a)

Plato

b)

Aristotle

c)

Shang Yang

d)

Cicero

e)

Voltaire

14.

Thinker of the East, author of "Treatise on the Virtuous City":

a)

Ibn Rushda

b)

Navoi

c)

Nizami

d)

Al-Farabi

e)

Confucius

15.

The most perfect form of government according to Aristotle, its essence:

a)

aristocracy

b)

tyranny

c)

oligarchy

d)

polity

e)

democracy

16.

Founder of the science of politics:

a)

Kautilya

b)

Aristotle

c)

Xun Tzi

d)

Mo Tzi

e)

Lao Tzi

17.

The policy of immoralism, expressed in the formula "the end justifies the means":

a)

machiavellianism

b)

Bonapartism

c)

voluntarism

d)

nationalism

e)

separatism

18.

Ancestor of the theory of utopian socialism:

a)

T.Campanella

b)

T.Mor

c)

J.-J. Rousseau

d)

A. Radishev

e)

O.Kont

19.

The author of the theory of the division of power into three branches:

a)

D. Locke

b)

E. Durkheim

c)

C. Montesquieu

d)

K. Marx

e)

E. Burke

20.

English thinker of the 16th-17th centuries, author of the social contract theory:

a)

Thomas Gobb with

b)

J. Locke

21.

The name of the party whose leaders were A. Bukeikhanov, A. Baitursynov and others:

a)

Ak Zhol

b)

Alash

c)

Zheltoksan

d)

Tabigat

e)

Otan

22.

The work "Notes on Judicial Reform" belongs to:

a)

A. Kunanbaev

b)

I. Altynsarin

c)

Ch. Valikhanov

d)

Shortambai

e)

Sh. Kudaiberdiev

23.

The formation of the Kazakhstan Association of Political Science (KAPN) was in ... year:

a)

1995

b)

1998

c)

1999

d)

2000

e)

2001

24.

A holistic perception of politics, which consists of a number of interrelated and interdependent elements:

a)

Systems approach (or Systems theory)

b)

Behavioral approach

c)

Elite theory

d)

Pluralist approach

25.

Which of the following is empirical?

a)

dialectical

b)

systemic

c)

negativist

d)

institutional

e)

empirical

26.

Politics considered from the point of view of the emergence and resolution of conflicts in it:

a)

denunciation

b)

compromise

c)

politics _ _ _

d)

marketing

e)

obstruction

27.

Comprehensive politicization of society, political command of the economy and culture:

a)

anarchist

b)

totalitarian

c)

liberal

d)

conservative

e)

theocratic

28.

All organized power is associated with violence, the suppression of the individual and seeks to replace it with self-government, a voluntary association from top to bottom of free sovereign people:

a)

anarchist

b)

radical

c)

socialist

d)

egalitarian

29.

The social system is divided into the state and civil society:

a)

liberalism

b)

Keynesianism

c)

totalitarianism

d)

anarchism

e)

conservatism

30.

The possibility of using certain means, in particular violence:

a)

instrumental

b)

technological

c)

analytical

d)

theological

e)

negativist

31.

The type of people's behavior based on the possibility of changing their behavior by other subjects:

a)

behavioral

b)

rational

c)

liberal

d)

theological

e)

structuralist

32.

Positive assessment of power, recognition of its legitimacy, the right to manage and consent to obey:

a)

paternalism

b)

legitimacy

33.

Branch in political science that studies power:

a)

elitology

b)

political science

c)

cratology

d)

cultural studies

e)

sociology

34.

Power exercised by a special state apparatus of coercion in a certain territory over which state sovereignty extends:

a)

government

b)

power

c)

political power

d)

party power

e)

economic

35.

Legitimacy based on real or imaginary outstanding qualities of the ruler, leader, prophet:

a)

traditional legitimacy

b)

rational - legal legitimacy

c)

ideological legitimacy

d)

structural legitimacy

e)

charismatic legitimacy

36.

The term "state" was first used to define a politically organized society:

(a)  

37.

Select the correct philosopher from the following options:

a)

D. Locke

b)

N. Machiavelli

c)

J. Bodin

d)

D. Diderot

38.

Concept explaining the origin of the state by divine establishment:

a)

theocratic

b)

negotiable

c)

psychological

d)

socio-economic

e)

patriarchal

39.

This concept explains the origin of the state by the development of production, social and property differentiation, social division of labor:

a)

violence theory

b)

socio-economic

c)

theocratic

d)

organic

e)

negotiable

40.

Government in the state, in which the supreme state power is concentrated in the hands of the sole head of state:

a)

monarchy

b)

republic

c)

federation

d)

confederation

e)

diarchy

41.

A single state of several state entities that do not have sovereignty, united by a central authority to solve common problems:

a)

unitary state

b)

confederation

c)

monarchy

d)

republic

e)

federation

42.

The form of government, in which the territory does not include federal units, but is subdivided into administrative-territorial units:

a)

unitary state

b)

confederation

c)

monarchy

d)

republic

e)

commonwealth

43.

In a democracy, the official source of power is:

a)

monarch

b)

aristocracy

c)

bureaucracy

d)

people

e)

clergy

44.

In the universities of Kazakhstan, political science as an educational specialty appeared for the first time in ... year:

4 lines
45.

Is EKGU im. S.Amanzholova a university named after a famous person?

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Typology of forms of power by political regime: Is 'authoritarian' a form of power by political regime?

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Types of political systems characterized by orientations towards stability or change: Is 'conservative' characterized by stability or change?

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Based on the type of political culture, political systems are classified:

a)

continental European

b)

Anglo-American

c)

reactionary

d)

democratic

e)

progressive

49.

Depending on the concentration and distribution of power, political systems are divided into:

a)

modernized

b)

decentralized

c)

democratic

d)

competitive

e)

centralized

50.

The original modernization is typical for countries that have made the transition to a rational social order as a result of internal development:

a)

CIS and

b)

Australia

c)

Countries of Southeast Asia

d)

Asia and

e)

USA

51.

Which of the following regions is indicated as the correct answer?

a)

Africa

b)

Western Europe

c)

Eastern Europe

52.

Elite Candidate Selection Systems:

a)

guild system

b)

Authoritarian

c)

Entrepreneurial

d)

Representative

e)

Nomenclature

53.

In relation to official power, leaders are classified:

a)

ruling

b)

opposition

c)

traditional

d)

conformists

e)

adventurers

54.

The authors of the typology of three "pure" types of political culture:

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55.

The two extreme manifestations of political relations are:

a)

negotiation

b)

cooperation

c)

rivalry

d)

coalition

e)

compromise

56.

The main elements of the political life of society are:

a)

private life of citizens

b)

political relations

c)

Model

d)

political organizations

e)

politic system

57.

In the writings of what ancient thinkers for the first time more or less clearly formulated the idea of civil society?

a)

Plato and Aristotle

b)

Socrates and Pythagoras

c)

Herodotus and Thucydides

d)

Epicurus and Zeno

58.

Who clearly formed the idea of citizenship and a citizen, as well as society as a set of citizens?

a)

Plato

b)

Tacitus

c)

Sext-Empiric

d)

Cicero

e)

Polybius

59.

Non-separation, fusion of economics and politics is characteristic of:

a)

totalitarian society

b)

Asian way of production

c)

socialist society

d)

Western society

e)

industrial society

60.

There are the following types of social policy:

a)

idealistic

b)

socialist (communist)

c)

harmonic

d)

conservative

e)

liberal

61.

The attributive functions of political ideology are:

a)

Organizational

b)

Competence

c)

cognitive

d)

exculpatory

e)

expression and protection of the interests of any particular social group

62.

Politics and morality are two, having their own characteristics, regulatory and control spheres of society. What characterizes the second of them in contrast to the first?

a)

arose later than politics;

b)

does not have a specific historical character

c)

deprived of control centers and means of communication;

d)

is not monopolized in the institutions of power;

e)

it has no material forms;

63.

The political factors of political socialization include:

a)

MASS MEDIA

b)

the nature and type of government

c)

national traditions

d)

Society

e)

Institutes

64.

The American scientist M. Kaplan singled out the types of international systems:

a)

social system

b)

psychological system

c)

free bipolar system

d)

the "balance of power" system

e)

universal system

65.

The main forms of the political life of society are:

a)

private life of citizens

b)

Model

c)

political organizations

d)

political relations

e)

The science

66.

The regimes of the political process include:

a)

the functioning of the political system

b)

Statics

67.

This list of definitions of politics is incorrect: politics is:

a)

art

b)

scientific sociology

c)

management of society by the state

d)

the activities of people associated with the struggle, retention and use of state power

e)

the science

68.

The two main types of political organizations are:

a)

Statics

b)

Dynamics

c)

cognitive sociology

d)

political parties

e)

state

69.

Three paradigms of power according to E. Vyatr are:

a)

Legal, Sociological, Psychological

b)

Economic, Political, Cultural

c)

Technological, Environmental, Social

d)

Historical, Geographical, Philosophical

70.

Who manages?

a)

A manager

b)

An employee

c)

A customer

d)

A supplier

71.

The government serves:

a)

the people

b)

businesses only

c)

foreign countries

d)

political parties only

72.

Why power?

a)

To perform work

b)

To increase mass

c)

To reduce speed

d)

To create energy

73.

Who makes the decision?

a)

The manager

b)

The assistant

c)

The intern

d)

The client

74.

The levels of authority are:

a)

Top, Middle, Lower

b)

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

c)

Executive, Legislative, Judicial

d)

Central, Regional, Local

75.

To whom to oblige the government?

a)

To the citizens

b)

To the opposition

c)

To foreign countries

d)

To private companies

76.

How is power exercised?

a)

Through authority and influence

b)

By avoiding responsibility

c)

By ignoring rules and laws

d)

Through passive observation

77.

The source of power is:

a)

Electricity

b)

Water

c)

Air

d)

Wood

78.

Power bases can be:

a)

Society

b)

Authority

c)

its form

d)

Force

e)

Wealth

79.

Non-democratic regimes are:

a)

ideology

b)

totalitarianism

c)

authoritarianism

d)

polyarchy

e)

Party system

80.

The most famous theories of the origin of the state are:

a)

theological

b)

socio-economic

c)

violence

d)

Sociocultural evolution

e)

theories of social development

81.

These thinkers are supporters of the ideas of the contractual origin of the state:

a)

A. G. Grotius

b)

E. J.J. Rousseau

c)

B. Aristotle

d)

D. G. Simmel

e)

C. O.Kont

82.

E. Vyatr names three ways of the emergence of the state:

a)

defense path

b)

path of consent

c)

target path

d)

classic way

e)

path of capture

83.

The political partner of Kazakhstan, the Russian state is a state:

a)

democratic

b)

with a republican form of government

c)

capital

d)

unitary

e)

secular

84.

Among the definitions of a political party:

a)

etymological

b)

agnosticism

c)

conventionalism

d)

traditional

e)

instrumental

85.

Within a political party, the following group formations are formed and exist:

a)

small groups

b)

party asset

c)

large groups

86.

Party systems can be:

a)

one-party

b)

Institutes

c)

bipartisan

d)

two and a half party members

e)

tripartite

87.

Two and a half party systems exist in:

a)

Germany

b)

Spain

c)

Australia

d)

USA

e)

Japan

88.

There are three types of party structures. This:

(a)  

89.

Which of the following are types of political systems? Select all that apply.

a)

coalition

b)

domination

c)

bipartisan

d)

multiparty

e)

opposition

90.

The following policy types exist: Select all that apply.

a)

socialist (communist)

b)

liberal

c)

conservative

d)

harmonic

e)

idealistic

91.

One of the three pillars on which power rests is the law. Name two other bases:

a)

E) education

b)

C) ideology

c)

B) violence

d)

D) the science

e)

A) faith

92.

Attribute to the elements of political culture:

a)

A) political knowledge

b)

H) models and images of political behavior

c)

D) family

d)

C) state

e)

B) politic system

93.

Political ethics, along with the ethics of political institutions, also includes the ethics of virtue. Plato named the following virtues:

a)

A) wisdom

b)

C) education

c)

H) courage (daring)

d)

B) consciousness

e)

E) justice

94.

Ideology appears before us in two of its forms:

a)

language

b)

behavioral

c)

mental

d)

integrating

e)

identifying

95.

Self-government is:

a)

organization of personal work

b)

sabotage

c)

independence in the activities of the manager

d)

irresponsibility

e)

anarchy

96.

R. Tucker names three general functions of political leadership:

a)

political diagnosis

b)

psychological

c)

application of sanctions

d)

public

e)

political system

97.

By the nature of institutional leadership, there are:

a)

formal

b)

political system

c)

informal

d)

application of sanctions

e)

great

98.

Today there are three approaches to understanding international politics:

a)

psychological

b)

pedagogical

c)

historical

99.

According to the nature of the subject, social management decisions are divided into:

a)

directive

b)

operational

c)

collective

d)

operational

e)

strategic

100.

In terms of time coverage, management decisions are divided into:

a)

medium-term

b)

one-man

c)

tactical

d)

directive

e)

operational (short-term)