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PAD 102

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

A. Maintenance of law and order

B. Subscription to internet connection

C. Protection of life and properties

D. Administration of justice and conflict resolution

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

A. General election

B. Dissolution of the legislature

C. Suspension of the constitution

D. Suspension of ministers

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

A. Fundamental human rights

B. Judiciary supremacy

C. Supremacy of the law

D. Equality before the law

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

A. Collective Responsibility

B. Plutocracy

C. Autocracy

D. Loyalty

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

A. Mobocracy

B. Aristocracy

C. Democracy

D. Polity/moderate democracy

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6. Most Unitary states practice ______ system of government

A. Military

B. Parliamentary

C. Monarchy

D. Presidential

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7. _____ arm of government implement law and policies

A. Judiciary

B. Judge and Law maker

C. Legislature

D. Executive

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One of the following is not a basic features of the Unitary structure of government.

A. Parliamentary supremacy

B. Flexible and unwritten Constitution

C. Suitable for heterogeneous societies

D. Strong central government

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

A. Presidential

B. Unitary

C. Cabinet

D. Parliamentary

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

A. Presidential system of government

B. Military system of government

C. Confederal system of government

D. Parliamentary system of government

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

A. Federal and Unitary

B. Federal and Confederal

C. Federal and Parliamentary

D. Unity and Confederal

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

A. Loose association of autonomous units

B. Strong central government

C. Voluntary membership

D. Equal status of members

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

A. Stable

B. Worthwhile

C. Meritorious

D. Independent

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

A. Parliamentary

B. Military

C. Cabinet

D. Presidential

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

A. Is as strong as the ruling party

B. May force the government to resign

C. Is the alternative government

D. Has an equal number of supporters as the ruling party

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16. One person ruling in the interest of all is_____

A. Monarchy

B. Tyranny

C. Oligarchy

D. Aristocracy

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17. Types of political party include the following except

A. Triple party system

B. One party system

C. Two party system

D. Multi party system

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18. Most Unitary states practice ______ system of government

A. Military

B. Parliamentary

C. Monarchy

D. Presidential

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19. In democracy political sovereignty resides with the

A. Executive

B. Electorate

C. Judiciary

D. Legislature

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

A. Fourth reading

B. Committee stage

C. First reading

D. Third reading

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21. Concurrent list of power belong to ___

A. Central authority and regional units

B. Regional units and local authorities

C. Regional units

D. Federal government

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

A. Executive

B. Court of law

C. Judiciary

D. Legislative

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

A. Constitutional supremacy

B. Removal through impeachment

C. Appointment of ministers from outside the legislature

D. Fusion of Power between the legislature and executive

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

A. Ventilation of grievances of the people they represent

B. Approval of budget presented to the executive

C. Approval of nominee for appointments

D. Election Administration

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

A. Plutocracy

B. Democracy

C. Aristocracy

D. Fascism

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

A. Political Parties

B. Central Executive Council

C. Pressure Group

D. Labour Union

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

A. Confederal Structure

B. Parliamentary Structure

C. Federal Structure

D. Unitary Structure

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

A. Unitary Forum

B. Political Party

C. Pressure Group

D. Stakeholders Forum

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

A. 1

B. 3

C. 4

D. 2

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

A. Great political issues by Kremer

B. When social science fails by Flyvberg

C. Return to reason by Toulmin

D. Making social science matter by Flyvberg

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31. Carpet crossing is a characteristic of

A. Presidential System

B. Unitary system

C. Cabinet System

D. Monarchical System

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

A. Multi cameral

B. Unicameral

C. All of the options

D. Bicameral

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

A. Pressure Group

B. Political parties

C. Central executive committee

D. Labour union

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

A. Removal

B. Recall

C. Impeachment

D. Termination

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

A. France

B. Ghana

C. South Africa

D. Italy

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

A. Veto Power

B. Spiritual Power

C. Executive Power

D. Military Power

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37. Features of the Judiciary includes the following except

A. Judicial Immunity

B. Impartiality

C. Political neutrality

D. Enforcement of the law

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

A. Legislative Functions

B. Miscellaneous and Emergency Functions

C. Conduct of elections

D. Providing policy making leadership in a government

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

A. All the options

B. None of the options

C. Cabinet

D. Joint

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

A. Rule of Law

B. Oligarchy

C. Impeachment

D. Democracy

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

A. Executive

B. Judiciary

C. Central Bank

D. Legislature

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

A. President

B. Speaker

C. Chief Justice

D. Magistrate

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43. _______ is the custodian of national finances.

A. Executive

B. Ministry of Finance

C. Judiciary

D. Legislature

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44. Function of the executive includes the following except

A. Foreign policy making

B. Custodian of national finance

C. Enforcement of the law

D. Treaty making

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

A. Confederal

B. Unitary

C. Parliamentary

D. Presidential

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

A. Govenor

B. Premier

C. President

D. Mayor

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

A. None of the options

B. Organs

C. Tiers

D. Levels

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

A. Unitary

B. Confederal

C. Presidential

D. Parliamentary

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

A. Political Party

B. Pressure Group

C. Labour Union

D. Labour Party

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50. Characteristics of pressure groups are the following except

A. Well organized leadership

B. Political motives and idealogies

C. Conditioned goals and objectives

D. Uniqueness

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