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Authority Chapter 5

CBSE Board

Teacher Name : Rakesh
Total Questions : 17
Time Allowed : 60
Total Marks : 17

Q 1 :What is the primary characteristic of legitimate authority?
- It is based on fear.
- It is inherited by birth.
- It is enforced by military power.
- It is accepted by the people.
Q 2 :Which of the following is a key feature of democracy?
- Public participation in decision-making.
- Limited rights for citizens.
- Absolute power of the ruler.
- Control by military forces.
Q 3 :According to Kautilya's Arthashastra, what is essential for effective governance?
- A large military force.
- Public opinion.
- A wealthy treasury.
- A wise and competent ruler.
Q 4 :What is the relationship between authority and justice?
- Justice is irrelevant to authority.
- Authority should be exercised to uphold justice.
- Authority is above justice.
- Justice undermines authority.
Q 5 :What is a consequence of 'coercion' in governance?
- Loss of public trust.
- Increased compliance.
- Strengthened authority.
- Enhanced legitimacy.
Q 6 :What does 'good governance' entail?
- Limited citizen rights.
- Transparency, accountability, and participation.
- Centralized decision-making.
- Secrecy and control.
Q 7 :Which of the following best describes 'Dharma' in governance?
- Strict punishment.
- Economic prosperity.
- Political power.
- Moral duty and righteousness.
Q 8 :Which of the following is an example of responsible exercise of power?
- Listening to citizens' concerns.
- Prioritizing personal gain.
- Using force to maintain order.
- Ignoring public opinion.
Q 9 :What is the significance of public accountability in governance?
- It limits citizen involvement.
- It allows leaders to act without scrutiny.
- It promotes secrecy.
- It ensures leaders are answerable to the public.
Q 10 :Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of ethical governance?
- Transparency.
- Public welfare.
- Exploitation of power.
- Accountability.
Q 11 :What is the role of 'Nyaya' in society?
- To promote economic growth.
- To maintain order through fear.
- To impose strict laws.
- To ensure justice and fairness.
Q 12 :Which concept emphasizes the importance of public trust in governance?
- Coercion.
- Authority.
- Legitimacy.
- Discipline.
Q 13 :Which concept is most closely associated with the idea of social order?
- Anarchy.
- Chaos.
- Authority.
- Rebellion.
Q 14 :What does 'Matsyanyaya' refer to?
- A method of democratic voting.
- A system of fair trade.
- A principle of justice.
- The law of the fish, where the strong prey on the weak.
Q 15 :Which of the following is an example of authority in daily life?
- A parent being disrespected.
- A teacher enforcing classroom rules.
- A friend giving unsolicited advice.
- A student ignoring instructions.
Q 16 :What is the primary purpose of governance?
- To enforce strict laws.
- To accumulate wealth.
- To maintain power.
- To ensure social order and welfare.
Q 17 :Which of the following best describes 'Shukraniti'?
- A treatise on statecraft and governance.
- A military strategy.
- A religious scripture.
- A philosophical text.

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