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111.

The ultimate goal of Marx was to establish:

A.	A society in which people enjoy complete political liberty	B.	A casteless society
C.	A society based on religion and morality	D.	A classiess society

112.

Marx held that ultimately the state will:

A.	Wither away	B.	Become omnipotent
C.	Come under the control of the workers	D.	Come under the control of the Communist Party

113.

According to Marx:

A.	State is a Corporate Community siming at the common good	B.	State is an executive committee of the bourgeois
C.	State is an instrument of levelling social inequalities	D.	State is a spiritual institution

114.

Marxian Socialists lay emphasis on:

A.	Personal Rights	B.	Social Rights
C.	Political Rights	D.	Economic Rights

115.

Marx held that in the Communist Society the:

A.	Bourgeois will dominate the proletariat	B.	The proletariat will dominate the bourgeois
C.	The spheres of the bourgeois and proletariat will be clearly demarcated and none will dominate the other	D.	Distinction between bourgeois and proletariat shall not exist

116.

Communism which was propounded by Marx and Engels and modified by subsequent philosophers believes in:

A.	State ownership of all the means of production	B.	Complete freedom in the economic sphere
C.	Mixed economy with only key industries under state control	D.	None of the above

117.

Communism believes in bringing about changes through:

A.	Peaceful and constitutional methods	B.	Change of heart and mind
C.	Revolutionary methods	D.	Combination of peaceful and revolutionary methods according to the requirements of the situation

118.

According to Marxists:

A.	Gret men play an important role in shaping the course of history	B.	Great men do not play any role in the shaping of history
C.	Great men play only nominal role in the shaping of history	D.	None of the above things

119.

Which one of the following criticism against Marxism has been wrongly listed?

A.	It attaches too much importance to the religious factor in the interpretation of history	B.	It attaches too much importance to the materialistic factor in interpretation of history
C.	It wrongly asserts that the value of goods is determined by labour alone	D.	It wrongly considers the state as an instrument of oppression

120.

Which one of the following has been wrongly listed as a contribution of Marxism?

A.	It provides a social system with a definite purpose and a clear programme	B.	It emphasises the inadequacy of the present social organisation
C.	It lays emphasis on bringing about changes in the present system through peaceful and constitutional methods	D.	It aims at the welfare of the proletariat