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161.

Which one of the following thinkers is connected with the concept of General Will?

A.	Hobbes	B.	Locke
C.	Rousseau	D.	T.H. Green

162.

The General Will means:

A.	Will of the majority	B.	Unanimous will
C.	Collection of individual wills	D.	Will of the community viewed as a living and rational political organism

163.

The General Will is:

A.	Non-sovereign	B.	Sovereign
C.	Ejoys only limited sovereignty	D.	Legally sovereign

164.

Which one of the following statements is correct?

A.	The General Will is best expressed through parliamentary institutions	B.	The General Will is represented by the King
C.	The General Will is represented by the popularly elected government	D.	General Will cannot be represented through Parliamentary institutions

165.

The General Will according to Rousseau is:

A.	Always right	B.	Generally right
C.	Never right	D.	Can be both right and wrong

166.

The General Will, is:

A.	Permanent	B.	Keeps on changing according to time and place
C.	Purely Temporary	D.	Highly flexible

167.

Roussean borrowed the concept of absolute sovereignty from:

A.	Hobbes	B.	Locke
C.	Bodin	D.	Austin

168.

The Principle of 'public good' was borrowed by Rousseau from:

A.	J.S. Mill	B.	T.H. Green
C.	Locke	D.	Bentham

169.

Which one of the following defects of the Social Contract theory is correct?

A.	It attached undue importance to religion	B.	It attached too much of importance to force
C.	It supported the 'Divine Right of the Kings'	D.	It is historically wrong

170.

One of the major contributions of the Social Contract theory is that:

A.	It assumes that the relationship between the state and individual is voluntary	B.	It assumes that the individual made the contract for personal safety and security of personal property
C.	It assumes that a contract is possible outside the state	D.	It gave a death blow to the 'Divine Origin theory' and paved the way for democracy