1. Hobbes was the first person to give the complete theory of secularism sovereignty liberty equality 2. What is a positive law? law based on reason laws based on customs law based on religion laws made by the state 3. Hobbes was a scholar of Natural law Embedded individualism possessive individualism Communitarianism 4. Which of the following is an absolute rights, according to Hobbes? right to self-preservation right to property right to liberty right to equality 5. Why was Gandhi a critic of modern state? It was introduced in India by the colonial masters It represented institutionalised violence Due to individualism, state has no power vis-a-vis individuals The foundation of modern state is capitalism 6. Which of the following statements is not correct? Hobbes' scientific methodology is known as resolutive composite method Hobbes was influenced by Galileo Hobbes applied the concepts of biology in social sciences According to Hobbes, man is pleasure seeking by nature 7. Why are human beings power seeking according to Hobbes? To maximize their pleasure To dominate others To exploit workers To implement the rule of reason 8. Hobbes' view that human beings are inclined towards pleasure and averse to pain lays down the foundation of utilitarianism Realsim Idealism Communitarianism 9. What is the basis of authority of state, according to Hobbes? Social nature of man Brotherhood among people Fearful nature of man Competition among neighbouring states 10. What is the most important function of the state according to Hobbes? Protection of property Protection of life protection of liberty protection of the sovereignty of the state 11. How does Hobbes define liberty? He viewed liberty as the capacity to do what one wishes "I prefer liberty with danger than peace with slavery" Liberty is where law is silent According to him, state cannot take the natural rights of life, liberty and property 12. Why does Hobbes not recognize natural law? It may vary from person to person It is a product of passion It comes with the power of punishment It curtails the liberty of individuals 13. Who is a methodological individualist? Those, for whom, there is nothing wrong in being individualist Those who disregard individualism Those who believe in the concept of 'embedded individual' Those who evolve their political theory on the individualist nature of man 14. Why is Hobbes considered a normative individualist? He believes that human nature has to change He evolved his theory on the individualist nature of man He gave primacy to the power of state over the rights of man He considered that there is nothing wrong in being individualist 15. Hobbes can be considered a methodological individualist normative individualist scholar of the capitalist class all of the above 16. Who made the statement, "Hobbes starts as an individualist, concludes as an absolutist" Macpherson Sabine Vaughan Karl Marx 17. Why is Bodin's theory of sovereignty considered as partial? He gave sovereignty to the state only in the matters of international affairs He gave sovereignty to the state only in religious affairs He gave sovereignty to the state only in secular matters He gave sovereignty to the state only in the matters of economy 18. Why can we not call Machiavelli the first modern thinker? He did not give the concept of nation state He did not give any systematic view on sovereignty He believed in the Divine rights of kingship He gave sovereignty to the state only in secular matters 19. Which of the following statements has not been made by Hobbes? "I and fear were born together" "It is better to be a Socrates dissatisfied that a fool satisfied "Liberty is where law is silent" "The state of nature is a state of war. Of all against all" 20. Why is Hobbes considered a scholar of the capitalist class? He legitimizes the capitalist maximisation of profit He justifies exploitation of working class According to him, the sole reason of the existence of state is the preserve the property of people According to him, the basis of authority of state is economic motive of man 1. Hobbes was the first person to give the complete theory of secularism sovereignty liberty equality 2. What is a positive law? law based on reason laws based on customs law based on religion laws made by the state 3. Hobbes was a scholar of Natural law Embedded individualism possessive individualism Communitarianism 4. Which of the following is an absolute rights, according to Hobbes? right to self-preservation right to property right to liberty right to equality 5. Why was Gandhi a critic of modern state? It was introduced in India by the colonial masters It represented institutionalised violence Due to individualism, state has no power vis-a-vis individuals The foundation of modern state is capitalism 6. Which of the following statements is not correct? Hobbes' scientific methodology is known as resolutive composite method Hobbes was influenced by Galileo Hobbes applied the concepts of biology in social sciences According to Hobbes, man is pleasure seeking by nature 7. Why are human beings power seeking according to Hobbes? To maximize their pleasure To dominate others To exploit workers To implement the rule of reason 8. Hobbes' view that human beings are inclined towards pleasure and averse to pain lays down the foundation of utilitarianism Realsim Idealism Communitarianism 9. What is the basis of authority of state, according to Hobbes? Social nature of man Brotherhood among people Fearful nature of man Competition among neighbouring states 10. What is the most important function of the state according to Hobbes? Protection of property Protection of life protection of liberty protection of the sovereignty of the state 11. How does Hobbes define liberty? He viewed liberty as the capacity to do what one wishes "I prefer liberty with danger than peace with slavery" Liberty is where law is silent According to him, state cannot take the natural rights of life, liberty and property 12. Why does Hobbes not recognize natural law? It may vary from person to person It is a product of passion It comes with the power of punishment It curtails the liberty of individuals 13. Who is a methodological individualist? Those, for whom, there is nothing wrong in being individualist Those who disregard individualism Those who believe in the concept of 'embedded individual' Those who evolve their political theory on the individualist nature of man 14. Why is Hobbes considered a normative individualist? He believes that human nature has to change He evolved his theory on the individualist nature of man He gave primacy to the power of state over the rights of man He considered that there is nothing wrong in being individualist 15. Hobbes can be considered a methodological individualist normative individualist scholar of the capitalist class all of the above 16. Who made the statement, "Hobbes starts as an individualist, concludes as an absolutist" Macpherson Sabine Vaughan Karl Marx 17. Why is Bodin's theory of sovereignty considered as partial? He gave sovereignty to the state only in the matters of international affairs He gave sovereignty to the state only in religious affairs He gave sovereignty to the state only in secular matters He gave sovereignty to the state only in the matters of economy 18. Why can we not call Machiavelli the first modern thinker? He did not give the concept of nation state He did not give any systematic view on sovereignty He believed in the Divine rights of kingship He gave sovereignty to the state only in secular matters 19. Which of the following statements has not been made by Hobbes? "I and fear were born together" "It is better to be a Socrates dissatisfied that a fool satisfied "Liberty is where law is silent" "The state of nature is a state of war. Of all against all" 20. Why is Hobbes considered a scholar of the capitalist class? He legitimizes the capitalist maximisation of profit He justifies exploitation of working class According to him, the sole reason of the existence of state is the preserve the property of people According to him, the basis of authority of state is economic motive of man 1. Hobbes was the first person to give the complete theory of secularism sovereignty liberty equality 2. What is a positive law? law based on reason laws based on customs law based on religion laws made by the state 3. Hobbes was a scholar of Natural law Embedded individualism possessive individualism Communitarianism 4. Which of the following is an absolute rights, according to Hobbes? right to self-preservation right to property right to liberty right to equality 5. Why was Gandhi a critic of modern state? It was introduced in India by the colonial masters It represented institutionalised violence Due to individualism, state has no power vis-a-vis individuals The foundation of modern state is capitalism 6. Which of the following statements is not correct? Hobbes' scientific methodology is known as resolutive composite method Hobbes was influenced by Galileo Hobbes applied the concepts of biology in social sciences According to Hobbes, man is pleasure seeking by nature 7. Why are human beings power seeking according to Hobbes? To maximize their pleasure To dominate others To exploit workers To implement the rule of reason 8. Hobbes' view that human beings are inclined towards pleasure and averse to pain lays down the foundation of utilitarianism Realsim Idealism Communitarianism 9. What is the basis of authority of state, according to Hobbes? Social nature of man Brotherhood among people Fearful nature of man Competition among neighbouring states 10. What is the most important function of the state according to Hobbes? Protection of property Protection of life protection of liberty protection of the sovereignty of the state 11. How does Hobbes define liberty? He viewed liberty as the capacity to do what one wishes "I prefer liberty with danger than peace with slavery" Liberty is where law is silent According to him, state cannot take the natural rights of life, liberty and property 12. Why does Hobbes not recognize natural law? It may vary from person to person It is a product of passion It comes with the power of punishment It curtails the liberty of individuals 13. Who is a methodological individualist? Those, for whom, there is nothing wrong in being individualist Those who disregard individualism Those who believe in the concept of 'embedded individual' Those who evolve their political theory on the individualist nature of man 14. Why is Hobbes considered a normative individualist? He believes that human nature has to change He evolved his theory on the individualist nature of man He gave primacy to the power of state over the rights of man He considered that there is nothing wrong in being individualist 15. Hobbes can be considered a methodological individualist normative individualist scholar of the capitalist class all of the above 16. Who made the statement, "Hobbes starts as an individualist, concludes as an absolutist" Macpherson Sabine Vaughan Karl Marx 17. Why is Bodin's theory of sovereignty considered as partial? He gave sovereignty to the state only in the matters of international affairs He gave sovereignty to the state only in religious affairs He gave sovereignty to the state only in secular matters He gave sovereignty to the state only in the matters of economy 18. Why can we not call Machiavelli the first modern thinker? He did not give the concept of nation state He did not give any systematic view on sovereignty He believed in the Divine rights of kingship He gave sovereignty to the state only in secular matters 19. Which of the following statements has not been made by Hobbes? "I and fear were born together" "It is better to be a Socrates dissatisfied that a fool satisfied "Liberty is where law is silent" "The state of nature is a state of war. Of all against all" 20. Why is Hobbes considered a scholar of the capitalist class? He legitimizes the capitalist maximisation of profit He justifies exploitation of working class According to him, the sole reason of the existence of state is the preserve the property of people According to him, the basis of authority of state is economic motive of man
