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41.

In our modern times the state is expected to perform:

A.	Minimum functions	B.	Only compulsory functions
C.	Only optional functions	D.	Both compulsory and optional functions

42.

The compulsory functions of the state are those which:

A.	State is given by the society to perform	B.	State compulsorily takes upon itself
C.	State is forced to take upon itself	D.	If not performed, the state will disintegrate

43.

Optional functions of the state are those which:

A.	If not performed, the state will disintegrate	B.	If not performed the very character of the state will change
C.	If not performed the existence of state will not be in danger	D.	If not performed the people will rise against the state

44.

A welfare of state of today is supposed to perform:

A.	Only compulsory functions	B.	Only optional functions
C.	Minimum functions	D.	Both compulsory and optional functions

45.

One of the compulsory functions of the state is to:

A.	Defend the people from outside aggression	B.	Regulate working hours of workers
C.	To spread education	D.	To maintain good transport system
E.	To help in the growth of knowledge

46.

A modern state is expected:

A.	To ensure that citizens have healthy relations	B.	Not to bother about individual's mutual relations
C.	Least interfere in individual's mutual relationship	D.	None of the above

47.

Which of the following is not the optional function of the state?

A.	Maintenance of diplomatic relations	B.	Spread of education
C.	Provide scholoarships for brilliant students	D.	To maintain good postal system
E.	To open employment exchanges

48.

Which one of the following is not compulsory function of state?

A.	Enacting a constitution for the people	B.	Specifying rights and duties of the people
C.	Maintaining armed forces	D.	Regulation of labour laws
E.	Awarding of pubishment for crimes

49.

In our times distinction between compulsory and optional functions:

A.	Has consiiderably widened	B.	Has remained as it was
C.	Has altogether come to an end	D.	Has considerably narrowed down

50.

Those who believe that the state is an end in itself believe that:

A.	Should be widened	B.	Should be narrowed down
C.	State should have no functions	D.	State should perform optional functions