POL214 January2017: Introduction to Political Analysis
TMA 1
Q1 rather than ‘what ought to be’.
Q2 __ analysis is concerned with ‘what is’ rather than 'what ought to be'
Q3 The process by which the scientist forms a theory to explain the \r\nobserved facts” is known as__.
Q4 The state is sovereign because it is the__ \r\nbody within a particular territory.
Q5 Marx argued that every society is interlocked in a \r\nstruggle between__in society.
Q6 No government was legitimate unless the people gave their consent to its authority through a__.
Q7 __ is best assured by seperation of power between the legislative the executive and the judicial is premise of
Q8 __ supported monarchical sovereignty because of his claim that it keeps society stable.
Q9 __observed that 'man by nature is a political animal'.
Q10 All the following are the goals of science except__.
Q11 A__ is a concept for understanding the framing and structing of knowledge production in the natural sciences.
Q12 The grouping of similarities and differences into sets is known as__
Q13 The role of theory in political analysis is to__.
Q14 A__is a normative specifications of what and how policies ought to be.
Q15 __argued that any valid explanation \r\nof society and government must take account of the real nature of man.
Q16 The ends of liberty and equality are__.
Q17 THe following are variables except__.
Q18 Plato concieved elders as__ and younger men as__ .
Q19 __ formulated a theory of justice.
Q20 __ are usually stated in Law like terms which are testable.
TMA2
Q2 __ analysis is concerned with ‘what is’ rather than 'what ought to be'
Q3 The process by which the scientist forms a theory to explain the \r\nobserved facts” is known as__.
Q4 The state is sovereign because it is the__ \r\nbody within a particular territory.
Q5 Marx argued that every society is interlocked in a \r\nstruggle between__in society.
Q6 No government was legitimate unless the people gave their consent to its authority through a__.
Q7 __ is best assured by seperation of power between the legislative the executive and the judicial is premise of
Q8 __ supported monarchical sovereignty because of his claim that it keeps society stable.
Q9 __observed that 'man by nature is a political animal'.
Q10 All the following are the goals of science except__.
Q11 A__ is a concept for understanding the framing and structing of knowledge production in the natural sciences.
Q12 The grouping of similarities and differences into sets is known as__
Q13 The role of theory in political analysis is to__.
Q14 A__is a normative specifications of what and how policies ought to be.
Q15 __argued that any valid explanation \r\nof society and government must take account of the real nature of man.
Q16 The ends of liberty and equality are__.
Q17 THe following are variables except__.
Q18 Plato concieved elders as__ and younger men as__ .
Q19 __ formulated a theory of justice.
Q20 __ are usually stated in Law like terms which are testable.
TMA2
Q1 The devise of certain objective indices of a concept according to which they can be defined in such a way that the meaning is not distorted is concieved as__.
Q2 Semantic analysis is also known as _________
Q3 The empirical analysis is divided into two namely__.
Q4 Empirical analysis seeks to identify__.
Q5 A__ is an abstraction or general notion that may serve as a unit of a theory.
Q6 The state exists to fulfill "the greatest happiness in the greatest number" was proposed by__.
Q7 The major work of political philosophy known as a 'Theory of Justice' is associated with__.
Q8 The__ political analysis asks when and why freedom or democracy should be valued.
Q9 All of the following are popular concepts in political science except__.
Q10 The forces of__ places constraints on what individual 'sovereign' states can independently do.
Q11 The implication of the supremacy of the state is__.
Q12 The state is sovereign presupposes that it__.
Q13 __ posited that the state has a 'monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force in enforcing its order within a given territorial area'.
Q14 One of the major short falls of the Marxian conception of politics is its__
Q15 According to Karl Marx, there are two broad classes in a society namely__ and__.
Q16 The resort to force and violence and military conflict as politics by other means was propounded by the
Q17 The evaluation of whether a government is fully democratic or less includes all the following except__
Q18 The conception that "…. in a war of all against all, life is hardly worth living and was 'short, brutish, nasty and poor is associated with__.
Q19 The pursuit of happiness which Plato and Aristotle advocated are__ and__
Q20 According to Plato, rulers must always__.
Q1 The following are the features of behaviouralism except__
Q2 All of the following were pioneering personalities in the Chicago school of Political Science except__
Q3 All of the following problems necessitated the re-orientation of the study of Political Science except__
Q4 The study of political science before the W.W 11 was all of the following except__
Q5 Who first used the term "political science"(Science politique)?
Q6 A science of politics has been critiqued as difficult because of the imposition of human__
Q7 Statements of universal uniformities that relate to all the cases of a particular phenomenon is known as__
Q8 The quest for objectivity and neutrality in political analysis refers to__
Q9 Which theory can be deduced from principles before being tested?
Q10 Which doctrine of science claims that there is no way we can know what is true among competing explanations of the world?
Q11 What variable impacts on the relationship between the independent and dependent variables?
Q12 The following are examples of variables except__
Q13 What gives direction to inquiry in political anlysis?
Q14 The theory which deals with normative specifications of what and how policies ought to be is__
Q15 The theory which aids the understanding of a political phenomena, is regarded as__
Q16 The construction of statements by researchers for the purpose of testing whether or not a certain relationship exists between two phenomenon refers to__.
Q17 In political inquiry__ are components of theories or explanations.
Q18 What are accepted bundle of meanings or characteristics associated with certain events, processes and situations?
Q19 The following are types of definitions in political science inquiry except__
Q20 What is neither right nor wrong although more or less useful in political anlysis?
Q2 Semantic analysis is also known as _________
Q3 The empirical analysis is divided into two namely__.
Q4 Empirical analysis seeks to identify__.
Q5 A__ is an abstraction or general notion that may serve as a unit of a theory.
Q6 The state exists to fulfill "the greatest happiness in the greatest number" was proposed by__.
Q7 The major work of political philosophy known as a 'Theory of Justice' is associated with__.
Q8 The__ political analysis asks when and why freedom or democracy should be valued.
Q9 All of the following are popular concepts in political science except__.
Q10 The forces of__ places constraints on what individual 'sovereign' states can independently do.
Q11 The implication of the supremacy of the state is__.
Q12 The state is sovereign presupposes that it__.
Q13 __ posited that the state has a 'monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force in enforcing its order within a given territorial area'.
Q14 One of the major short falls of the Marxian conception of politics is its__
Q15 According to Karl Marx, there are two broad classes in a society namely__ and__.
Q16 The resort to force and violence and military conflict as politics by other means was propounded by the
Q17 The evaluation of whether a government is fully democratic or less includes all the following except__
Q18 The conception that "…. in a war of all against all, life is hardly worth living and was 'short, brutish, nasty and poor is associated with__.
Q19 The pursuit of happiness which Plato and Aristotle advocated are__ and__
Q20 According to Plato, rulers must always__.
TMA3
Q1 The following are the features of behaviouralism except__
Q2 All of the following were pioneering personalities in the Chicago school of Political Science except__
Q3 All of the following problems necessitated the re-orientation of the study of Political Science except__
Q4 The study of political science before the W.W 11 was all of the following except__
Q5 Who first used the term "political science"(Science politique)?
Q6 A science of politics has been critiqued as difficult because of the imposition of human__
Q7 Statements of universal uniformities that relate to all the cases of a particular phenomenon is known as__
Q8 The quest for objectivity and neutrality in political analysis refers to__
Q9 Which theory can be deduced from principles before being tested?
Q10 Which doctrine of science claims that there is no way we can know what is true among competing explanations of the world?
Q11 What variable impacts on the relationship between the independent and dependent variables?
Q12 The following are examples of variables except__
Q13 What gives direction to inquiry in political anlysis?
Q14 The theory which deals with normative specifications of what and how policies ought to be is__
Q15 The theory which aids the understanding of a political phenomena, is regarded as__
Q16 The construction of statements by researchers for the purpose of testing whether or not a certain relationship exists between two phenomenon refers to__.
Q17 In political inquiry__ are components of theories or explanations.
Q18 What are accepted bundle of meanings or characteristics associated with certain events, processes and situations?
Q19 The following are types of definitions in political science inquiry except__
Q20 What is neither right nor wrong although more or less useful in political anlysis?
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