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Chapter 2 CIVICS : State — Online MCQ Test

CIVICS · CLASS 11 INTER I YEAR · Andhra State Board

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Chapter 2 CIVICS : State — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

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Which of the following is considered an essential element of a state?
  • A. Population ✓
  • B. Market
  • C. Industry
  • D. Language
Answer: A. Population
Population is one of the four essential elements of a state, along with territory, government, and sovereignty.
The concept that the state has supreme power within its territory is called:
  • A. Democracy
  • B. Sovereignty ✓
  • C. Federalism
  • D. Socialism
Answer: B. Sovereignty
Sovereignty means the supreme and independent power of the state to make and enforce laws within its territory.
Which theory says that the state is created by divine will?
  • A. Force Theory
  • B. Social Contract Theory
  • C. Divine Origin Theory ✓
  • D. Evolutionary Theory
Answer: C. Divine Origin Theory
The Divine Origin Theory explains the state as a creation of God or divine will.
Which of the following best shows that government and state are not the same?
  • A. The state is permanent, but governments can change ✓
  • B. The state is temporary, but government is permanent
  • C. Both are identical in meaning
  • D. Government has territory, but the state does not
Answer: A. The state is permanent, but governments can change
The state is a permanent political organization, while governments may change through elections, revolutions, or other processes.
If a country has population, territory, government, and sovereignty, but its government is changed frequently, which statement is correct?
  • A. The state ceases to exist whenever the government changes
  • B. The state continues to exist because government is only one element of the state ✓
  • C. The country becomes a nation only, not a state
  • D. Sovereignty depends on the stability of the government only
Answer: B. The state continues to exist because government is only one element of the state
A change in government does not destroy the state, because the state is a permanent political organization with essential elements.

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