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101.

The idealist theory is also known as:

A.	Socialist Theory	B.	Welfare Theory
C.	Anarchist Theory	D.	Metaphysical Theory

102.

The view that the state is the March of God on earth is associated with:

A.	The Divine Origin Theory	B.	The idealists
C.	Historical Theory	D.	The Anarchists

103.

Which one of the following is also known as Laissez Faire theory:

A.	Individualism	B.	The socialists
C.	Utilitarianists	D.	Idealism

104.

The principle of 'greatest good of the greatest number' was advocated by:

A.	The Individualists	B.	The socialists
C.	Idealists	D.	Utilitarianists

105.

The chief exponent of the Utilitarian philosophy was:

A.	Locke	B.	Rousseau
C.	Bentham	D.	Laski

106.

The modern state has been described as:

A.	A welfare state	B.	An exploitative state
C.	A moral institution	D.	A police state

107.

A Welfare state aims at:

A.	Providing minimum living standard to all the citizens	B.	Improving the lot of the weaker sections
C.	Controlling all the means of production and distribution	D.	The welfare of the ruling class

108.

The compulsory functions of state imply the functions:

A.	Which are performed by most of the states	B.	Which are performed by all states
C.	Which every state must perform to justify its existence	D.	Concerning the protection of life and property

109.

Which one of the following functions of state has been wrongly listed as its compulsory function?

A.	Maintenance of law and order	B.	Protection of country against outside aggression
C.	Maintenance of law courts and settlement of disputes among individuals	D.	Promotion of education

110.

Which one of the following statements is correct?

A.	The modern state performs only compulsory functions	B.	The modern state performs very extensive optional functions
C.	The modern state performs very limited optional functions	D.	The modern state performs only optional functions