Quiz: Introduction to Political science

It is concerned with the design of flags It deals with the procedures for electing officials It focuses on the methods of tax collection It pertains to the entitlements and freedoms that individuals should have in a society

By focusing solely on geographical divisions By denying the existence of political conflicts By suggesting that society is homogenous By identifying the social, economic and cultural factors that separate groups within a society

Enabling judges to run for political office Ensuring laws comply with constitutional principles Facilitating judicial leadership in executive agencies Allowing courts to legislate directly

In direct democracy, citizens directly participate in decision-making, while in representative democracy, they elect officials to make decisions on their behalf In representative democracy, citizens have no role in decision-making In direct democracy, there are no elected officials In direct democracy, decisions are made by a single leader

Directly overturning court decisions Prosecuting criminal cases Enacting judicial reforms Appointing judges

By focusing solely on equal outcomes By examining barriers and factors that lead to unequal involvement in politics By arguing that inequality enhances democracy By denying the existence of inequalities

It ensures that governments operate within established legal frameworks It dictates economic policies It defines scientific methodologies It governs cultural norms

It eliminates political conflicts It ensures government accountability and responsiveness It centralizes governmental power It guarantees political stability

To limit public involvement in politics To enforce government policies To serve as neutral observers To aggregate and represent diverse social interests in the political process

The study of natural sciences The study of economics The study of cultures The study of government and political processes