Political Science Çıkmış Sorular, Online Deneme Sınavları, Çalışma, Dersler, Sınava Hazırlanma, vize, final

Soru 1:

According to which scholar the term ‘political’ refers to decision-making within and about the community?

A) Rajeev Bhargava B) Bernard Crick C) Michael Curtis D) Carl Schmitt E) Robert A. Dahl

Soru 2:

How is the philosophical approach to political science generally identified with?

A) Legal preferences B) Value preferences C) Institutional preferences D) Constitutional frameworks E) Formal governmental institutions

Soru 3:

Which of the following scholars argued that politics is not a science?

A) Aristotle B) Thomas Hobbes C) Henry Sidgwick D) Jean Bodin E) Edmund Burke

Soru 4:

Which one of the following terms refers to the a set of laws or legal provisions that outline the rights of citizens and the duties of government?

A) Legitimacy B) Constitution C) State D) Nation-state E) Regulation

Soru 5:

Who did say that man is by nature and necessity a social and political animal?

A) Aristotle B) Bernard Crick C) Carl Schmitt D) Frederick Pollock E) David Easton

Soru 6:

Which ideology alleges that the separation of "church" and "state" is an error?

A) Liberalism B) Feminism C) Socialism D) Historical Materialism E) Environmentalism

Soru 7:

Which of the following information about monarchy is not true?

A) Today, all monarchies in Europe are constitutional monarchies except for the Vatican City. B) An absolute monarchy has few or no legal restraints on political matters. C) A constitutional monarch has three major political rights: the right to be consulted, the right to advice, and the right to warn. D) Sometimes an elected monarchy may transform into a hereditary monarchy. E) In absolute monarchy, the monarch does not have the power to dissolve any other form of government.

Soru 8:

Which of the following political thinkers called politics as the "master science"?

A) Socrates B) Aristotle C) Plato D) Parmenides E) Diogenes

Soru 9:

According to Frederick Pollock, which of the following is not one of the subjects included by theoretical politics?

A) The Theory of the State B) The Theory of Government C) The Theory of Legislation D) The Theory of State as an Artificial Person E) The Theory of State as a Natural Person

Soru 10:

The concept of "political science" originated in which of the following civilisations?

A) Greek B) Chinese C) British D) Italian E) French

Soru 11:

Which of the following statements about nation states is not true?

A) They often consisted of several city-states. B) They lacked some of the homogeneous features of the city state. C) Geographically they consisted of a walled city or body of water with an outlying area. D) They were, despite the term “nation,” somewhat less ardently nationalistic in outlook. E) They may have shared commonalities such as a mutual history.

Soru 12:

Which of the following thought that liberalism is ‘not a clearcut body of doctrine.’?

A) Harold Laski B) J.H. Newman C) Jeremy Waldron D) Hannah Arendt E) John Rowl

Soru 13:

The desire of a nation-state is to annex its fellow group members in other officially recognized states. The desire to unite all members of a group in one state is called --------. Which of the following concepts refers to this desire of nation-states?

A) Irredentism B) Melting pot C) Territorial integrity D) Legitimacy E) Authority

Soru 14:

Citizens have the right as sovereigns to create their own government. However, once this government is created, it cannot be questioned as it represents the general will. Henceforth, the freedom of the individual will derive from this government. The rights of the individual are subordinate to this government as it represents their commonwealth that collectively guarantees the rights of all. What is the name of this theory concerned with the relations between the ruled and their rulers?

A) Territorial integrity B) Social contract C) National sovereignty D) Ultimate authority E) Globalization

Soru 15:

Which of the following statements about "Presidential System" is not true?

A) The executive branch can veto legislature acts and similarly a supermajority of lawmakers can override such a veto. B) Presidential systems have fixed terms of office. C) Elections are held regularly and cannot be triggered by a vote of no confidence or a parliamentary procedure except the president has broken the law. D) In a presidential system,the executive branch is one individual. E) Presidents can not pardon or commute sentences of convicted criminals.

Soru 16:

Which of the following political thinkers claims that there is no science in politics?

A) Jean Bodin B) Thomas Hobbes C) Henry Sidgwick D) Auguste Comte E) Aristotle

Soru 17:

Which one of the following refers to the person who attempts to understand why the shift from an unenlightened order to an enlightened order was not as successful as many had anticipated, and then attempts to understand how socialism can be the historical completion of this shift?

A) A socialist B) A communist C) A Marxist D) A racist E) A capitalist

Soru 18:

There is no obligation to change the world. There is no need for liberation from freedom. We have a debt to those who are dead as well as to those who are alive. What is the ideology that is predicated on the above-mentioned points of view?

A) Capitalism B) Socialism C) Marxism D) Conservatism E) Liberalism

Soru 19:

.... in the political science context, can be defined as recognition of the right of rulers to govern?

A) Legitimacy B) Constitutionality C) Sovereignty D) Territory E) Identity

Soru 20:

Which of the following country has unicameral legislature?

A) New Zealand B) France C) Canada D) UnitedKingdom E) Italy