NCERT Class 11 Political Science Political Theory Full Book Test Mock Test
This full-book test draws 32 questions from every one of the 8 chapters in the NCERT Class 11 Political Theory textbook, in chapter order. Chapter tests tell you whether you remember a chapter you have just read; this one tells you what survives once the whole book is behind you, which is the harder and more useful question. Every item is set from the book text and carries a full explanation, so a wrong answer points you back to the exact chapter to revise. Use it as a revision check before school exams, or as a base-building drill if you are preparing for UPSC, SSC or a state PCS, where NCERT is the standard starting text. No negative marking.
Duration
32 mins
Questions
32 MCQs
Total Marks
32 pts
Negative
0 per wrong
Topics Covered in This Paper
Sample Questions
Q1.What position do netizens take on the regulation of the internet, as the chapter describes it?
- AThey reject every form of regulation, whether by governments or private regulators
- BThey demand that governments take complete control of all internet commerce
- CThey believe governments should be free to read all private e-mails without restriction
- DThey dislike government control but recognise that some form of regulation is necessary to safeguard individual security and privacy
Q2.Besides clarifying concepts such as freedom, equality and democracy, political theory probes the significance of principles such as:
- ACaste, kinship and marriage
- BRule of law, separation of powers and judicial review
- CReason, language and reflection
- DProfit, competition and free trade
Q3.Summing up its discussion, the chapter says that politics arises from the fact that:
- AWe have different visions of what is just and desirable for us and our society, and collective decisions have to be made through multiple negotiations
- BSome people are naturally fit to rule while others are fit only to be ruled
- CGovernments are the only institutions capable of making decisions for a society
- DHuman beings pursue their self-interest by any and every method available to them
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