PAD 102 CBT PRACTICE TEST

1. The concept of--------- implies the separation of powers of government.

2. The process of removing a member of the legislature is known as ---------?

3. The right of the president to constitutionally refuse to assent any bill passed by the legislature is known as --------?

4. Which of these is not a function of the legislature?

5. A Parliamentary system of government is also referred to as a ---------- system of government.

6. Under a parliamentary system of government, there is the principle of ---------------

7. _____ arm of government implement law and policies

8. Concurrent list of power belong to ___

9. The law-interpreting organ of government Is referred to as the ---------

10. _____ acts as a platform for the development of political idealogies

11. Examples of countries with unitary Structure of government includes the following except

12. The head of the court of appeal in Nigeria is referred to as

13. ____ is a common feature of the parliamentary system of government

14. Function of the executive includes the following except

15. In democracy political sovereignty resides with the

16. The --------- of government refers to the institutions through which the day-to-day activities of the state are carried out.

17. Under a two party system the opposition party is as important as the ruling party because it

18. One of these philosophically did not justify the alternative reformist movement in political science ____

19. Carpet crossing is a characteristic of

20. The political effect of the removal of the prime minister in the parliamentary system of government is

21. Types of political party include the following except

22. The judicial system whereby courts and judges are free from the influence of both the government officials and individuals is said to be ------------

23. A system of government in which a few wealthy, gifted or the noble rules is referred to as ------?

24. Characteristics of pressure groups are the following except

25. ______ are groups that play an important role in shaping government policies and determing people's response to such policies.

26. Which of the following is not a stage involved in legislative law making?

27. ______ are groups that play an important role in shaping government policies and determing people's response to such policies

28. The primary duties of a government include all of the following except -----------?

29. The head of the executive arm of government at the state level in Nigeria is refered to as ----------?

30. _______ is many people ruling in the interest of all.

31. Features of the Judiciary includes the following except

32. In what system of government doest the president performs both ceremonial and executive functions

33. Government in Nigeria is geographically structured into --------- tiers.

34. Nigeria practiced ______ system of government in her first Republic

35. One person ruling in the interest of all is_____

36. It is very difficult and almost impossible to leave in a _______ structure.

37. The considering and approval of the national budget is the prerogative of ____

38. _______ are states where there is constitutional division of power between the central government and other tiers of government.

39. A legislature with two chambers is referred to as a --------------- legislature

40.

41. Most Unitary states practice ______ system of government

42. The following are functions of the executive arm of government except

43. ______ is not part of the basis of human right

44. Features of Confederal structure of government includes the following except ______

45. A political system in which there is only one source of authority in a state is

46. The passing of the vote of no confidence is a method of removing the executive in a

47. _______ is the custodian of national finances.

48. _______ system of government provides a clear explanation of separation of power

49. Most Unitary states practice ______ system of government

50. ______ is the organisation on created with the main goal of acquiring political power.