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Coalition government can be defined as parties coming together

  • A. to appoint a leader
  • B. to form a government
  • C. with a common manifesto
  • D. to oppose the government
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44

Party manifesto is important in the following ways except to

  • A. evaluate the party
  • B. limit choice
  • C. attract people
  • D. guide the party
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45

All the following are sources of revenue of a political party except

  • A. payment of dues
  • B. donations
  • C. custom duties
  • D. fund raising
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46

Which of the following bodies has the right to change the laws of the country? The

  • A. Judiciary
  • B. Ombudsman
  • C. Legislature
  • D. Executive
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47

Slander limits a citizen’s freedom of

  • A. expression
  • B. movement
  • C. association
  • D. religion
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48

Statutes are

  • A. bills passed by local governments
  • B. laws passed by the judiciary
  • C. bills passed by the executive
  • D. laws passed by the parliament
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49

Which of the following is not a function of judiciary?

  • A. settlement of disputes
  • B. maintenance of law and order
  • C. interpretation of law
  • D. protection of right
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50

In a federal system of government, education and health are examples of

  • A. separation of powers
  • B. reserved powers
  • C. concurrent powers
  • D. exclusive powers
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51

A characteristic of a federal system of government is that power is

  • A. shared between the central and unit governments
  • B. shared between the component units of government
  • C. held by the national government
  • D. held by the state government
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52

A feature of rigid constitution is that it requires

  • A. amendment by the judiciary
  • B. one-third majority for its amendment
  • C. special amendment procedures
  • D. the votes of electorate for its amendment
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53

A constitution is a

  • A. set of regulations and customs
  • B. body of doctrine and principles
  • C. set of principles and customs
  • D. body of rules, regulations and conventions
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54

Representative government is alternatively called

  • A. rule of law
  • B. indirect democracy
  • C. separation of powers
  • D. classical democracy
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55

Which of the following is not a merits of checks and balances it?

  • A. prevents excessive use of power
  • B. has respect for human rights
  • C. encourages the use of veto power
  • D. prevents dictatorship
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56

The following are merits of separation of powers except

  • A. abuse of power
  • B. freedom and liberty
  • C. stable political system
  • D. absence of dominance
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57

Nazism was introduced by

  • A. Adolf Hitler
  • B. Tsar Nichilas ll
  • C. Karl Marx
  • D. Mao-Tse-Tung
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58

Which of the following countries in Africa practised socialism?

  • A. Nigeria
  • B. Togo
  • C. Tanzania
  • D. Kenya
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59

Political power could be acquired through

  • A. persuaasion
  • B. election
  • C. sanction
  • D. nomination
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60

Government protects the lives and property of the citizens of a state through the

  • A. courts and the police
  • B. legislature and priseons
  • C. ministers and the police
  • D. customs and the police
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