CIVICS-I (1st year) (class 11) (HSSC -I)MCQS FROM EXERCISES OF TEXT BOOK 2023
CIVICS-I MCQS FROM EXERCISES OF TEXT BOOK 2023
CH 1ITS MEANING SCOPE UTILITY AND RELATIONS PAGE:
(a) The term Civics is derived from—————
1- civics & civitas 2- civics & cavats 3- civics & civilization 4-civics & culture
(b) Civics is both—————
1- science & culture 2- science & arts 3- knowledge & arts 4- music & arts
(c) Civics is a———— science.
1- normal 2- mini 3- social 4- auto
(d) Sociology is a ————science.
1- father 2- sister 3- brother 4- mother
(e) Ethics is the science————-or the good.
1- morality 2- care 3- love 4- none of them
(f) A man who lives in an organized political community, enjoying rights and performing duties is called a————-.
1-citizen 2- creator 3- lover 4- servant
(g) Civics aims at making every man and woman a ————- citizen.
1- poor 2-good 3- high 4- rich
CH 2 PRIMARY CONCEPS SOCIETY FAMILY PAGE:
a- society is a partnership in ————– life.
1- good 2- bad 3- normal 4- fail
b- community is ————– plus commonness of traditions interests and sentiments.
1- country 2- society 3- culture 4- forest
c- ——————- opened that a being who lives alone is either a god or a beast but not a man.
1- John 2- Roussu 3- Aristotle 4- none of these
d- A good ————– is based on the love and understanding between both mother and father.
1- country 2- continent 3- village 4- family
e- Society is based on the principle of division of ———— or labour.
1- function 2- role 3- part 4- work
f- A ————plays an important economic role.
1- country 2- family 3- culture 4- society
CH 3 STATE ITS ELEMENTS AND ORGAN PAGE:
- State is a numerous assemblage of—————–
1-human being 2- animals 3- things 4- items
- According to Rousseau the general will is——————
1- Islamic 2- sovereign 3- high 4- free
- A State has —————- essential elements.
1- two 2- three 3- four 4- five
- Patriarchal theory of the State was propounded by—————
1-Rousseau 2- Maclver 3- John H 4- Sir Henry
- —————–propounded the Social Contract theory of the origin of the State.
1-Rousseau 2- 2- Maclver 3- John H 4- Sir Henry
- Pakistan is a sovereign State in ————sense.
1- quarter 2- the fullest 3- half 4- none of these
- ————– played a vital role in the establishment of the State.
1-people 2- matter 3- Religion 4- science
- An Islamic State is truly ———— State
1-fail 2- weak 3- Welfare 4- scientific
CH 4 SOVEREIGNTY PAGE:
a) The term Sovereignty has been derived ————— word
1-Latin 2- French 3-English 4-Arabic
b) De facto and Dejure are ————-words.
1-Latin 2- French 3- 4-Arabic
c) John Austin was a famous —————– jurist.
1- America 2-French, 3-English 4- Arabic
d) In lslam sovereignty belongs to —————
1- nothing 2-People 3-State. 4-Allah,
e) —————– is an attribute of sovereignty.
1- Absoluteness 2- poorness 3-richness 4- soundness
f)—————- is an absolute and inalienable power
1- sovereignty 2- Absoluteness 3- Islamic injunctions 4- power
g) Lectures on jurisprudence been written by ————-
- Malver 2-John Austin 3- Roussu 4- Aristotle
h) The Islamic state is founded on the ————— injunctions.
- Scientific 2- real 3-Qur’anic 4- none of these
CH 5 GOVERNMENT PAGE:
a- Government is one of the four components of ————-
1- state 2- country 3- continent 4- world
b- ——————— is a Government in which everybody has a share.
1-people 2- Democracy 3-politics 4-civil
c- The judiciary is the ———————–the civil and political liberties.
1- friend of 2- enemy of 3- custodian of 4- caretaker of
d- A —————- constitution is one of the essentials of a Federal Government.
1-flexible 2-unwritten 3-oral 4-written
e- Real powers rest with the————— in a parliamentary form Federal Government.
1- Prime Minister 2-Speaker 3-President 4- king
f- —————— opined that a second chamber is a superfluous house.
1- Laski 2-Abbey sayes 3-John Austin 4- Malver
g- —————– is organized on the rule of/the majority
1-Government 2- country 3-Democracy 4- constitution
h- A country with the unitary constitution has only ————- Government.
1- four 2- three 3-two 4- one
i- Democracy stands For the welfare of the people.
1-welfare 2-rule 3- govern 4- punish
j- ————– also interprets the constitution in a Federation.
1-people 2-Judiciary 3- Democracy 4- President
CH 6 LAW LIBERTY AND EQUALITY PAGE:
a- John Austin defined law as the command of the ——————
1-sovereign 2- power 3- rule 4- government
b- The word liberty has been derived from the Latin ‘liber’ which means ———–
1-slave 2- free 3- slow 4- fast
c- Law is a —————- condition of liberty
1-unnecessary 2- moral 3-essential 4- real
d- Ijtehad is one of the sources of —————- law.
1-Greek 2-Roman 3- Latin 4-lslamic
e- ————- liberty is a particular form of civil liberty.
1- Political 2- basic 3- moral 4- economical
f- ————— equality is the true equality.
1-basic 2-Natural 3-moral 4- economical
g- ———— is not made by legislature but by the executive
1- government 2-principle 3-Odinance 4- country
h- Laws are based upon the moral rules and ————–.
1- things 2- roots 3- words 4-principles
i- Independence of judiciary is a ————- of liberty.
1- safeguard 2- problem 3- enemy 4- friend
j- The ————– one of moral rules sources of Islamic ls law.
1- people 2-Holy Quran 3- country 4- Ijtehad
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CH 7 CITIZENSHIP PAGE:
a- A citizen is a person who owes allegiance to the ————- enjoys rights.
1- state 2- country 3- nation 4- government
b- The—————— known by the rights that it maintains.
- country 2- state 3- nation 4- government
c- An alien enjoys only ————— right;..
1- legal 2- Political 3- civil 4- economical
d- concept of rights is bound up with that of—————-
1- society 2-Religion 3-Nationhood 4- Citizenship
e- A citizen enjoys full legal and ————– rights.
1-political 2- social 3- economical 4- moral
f- —————–is a quality of good citizenship.
1-Intelligence 2- wealth 3- money 4- power
g- A natural born citizen is a citizen by ——————-
1- Government 2- freedom 3-birth-right 4- none of these
h- Good citizens make the ————– Assembly strong, prosperous and independent
1- home 2- province 3- country 4- State
i- UniversaI Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the ————
1-General 2- State 3-country 4- province
j- —————– State gives a full system of right and duties for an individual
1-secular 2-Islamic 3-hindu 4- communal
CH 8 NATURE OF CONSTITUINAL FORMS OF GOVERNMENT PAGE:
a- Rules which regulate the functioning of the state are called ——————–
1-constitution 2- state 3- country 4- government
b- The constitution of the —————is a rigid constitution.
1- India 2- USA 3- German 4- Britain
c- The word constitution came into use only in the middle of the —————- century.
1- 16th 2-17th 3- 18th 4- 19th
d- A good constitution should be —————–
1- oral 2- short 3- rigid 4- written
e- American constitution is a ————–document.
1-breif 2- long 3- short 4- failed
f- A flexible constitution can face an —————– successfully.
1- normal 2-emergency 3- friendly 4- none of these
g- A written constitution may be a ————– document.
1- double 2- triple 3-single 4- none of these
h- A rigid Constitution has the merits of clarity, fixity and —————.
1- solidity 2- humbleness 3- wealthy 4- definiteness
i- A good constitution bears —————rights.
1- fundamental 2- natural 3- human 4- basic
CH 9 POLITICAL DYNAMICS PAGE:
a- Public opinion must be related to common————–
1-good 2- badness 3- sickness 4- right
b- political parties educate the people and formulate ———
1- voters 2- public 3- workers 4- members
c- Universal franchise give the right to vote to ————-
1- few 2-all 3- majority 4- none of these
d- An Islamic State is a —————- state.
1- rigid 2- secular 3- social 4- ideological
e- Public opinion plays a ————-role in the modern States.
1-decisive 2- basic 3- final 4- none of these
f- ————– puts every responsibilities on the citizens for an organized society.
1- Christianity 2-Islam 3- Hinduism 4- none of these
g- Political party controls its —————– in legislature.
1-workers 2- members 3-representatives 4- none of these
h- The ——— government can make its own rules and by- laws.
1- strong 2- poor 3- foreign 4-local
i- A ————–means the electoral area or district.
1-constituency 2- state 3- legislature 4- district