Political Science MCQs with Answers

The first charter of 1973 constitution deals with:

• A.Fundamental rights
• B.Directive principles of policy
• C.The federation of Pakistan
• D.The judicature

What is the objective of a welfare state?

• A.To maximize military power
• B.To promote the well-being of citizens through social services and economic support
• C.To establish a single-party political system
• D.All of these

The first political thinker to present the theory of sovereignty and absolute royal power to suppress the Anarchy was?

• A.John Locke
• B.Thomas Hobbes
• C.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• D.Niccolò Machiavelli

Which of the following is not an organ of the government?

• A.Legislature
• B.Executive
• C.Political Parties
• D.Judiciary

What is the primary characteristic of fifth-generation warfare?

• A.Conventional large-scale tank battles
• B.Naval blockade and sea dominance
• C.Non-kinetic military action
• D.Trench warfare and attrition

When is a 'Note for Orders' typically initiated in an organization?

• A.When financial sanction or decision-making is required
• B.When an employee applies for leave
• C.When routine correspondence is to be sent
• D.When a meeting agenda is circulated

What is the primary purpose of filing in a government office?

• A.To create duplicate copies of all correspondence
• B.To destroy outdated records periodically
• C.To ensure systematic preservation and easy retrieval of documents
• D.To minimize the number of documents stored

In government communication, what is the primary purpose of a summary?

• A.Circulate unverified information for public feedback
• B.Provide a detailed chronological record of events
• C.Critique the performance of subordinate officials
• D.Present essential facts and seek approval

Past Paper MCQ

What does the term 'hung parliament' refer to?

• A.A parliament that has been suspended indefinitely
• B.A parliament dissolved by the head of state
• C.A parliament with no majority party
• D.A parliament where all parties have equal seats

What does endorsement primarily communicate in a professional setting?

• A.Approval
• B.Disagreement
• C.Neutrality
• D.Suspension