POST UTME UNIOSUN 2024 Government | Objective

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Question 1
In a presidential system of government, what is the primary function of the legislative branch?
A. To make laws
B. To appoint the president
C. To serve as a check on the executive branch
D. To conduct foreign policy
Question 2
The concept of legitimacy in international relations is closely tied to the idea of authority. Discuss how the United Nations (UN) exercises its authority to maintain international peace and security.
A. Through the use of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
B. By providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief.
C. Through the deployment of peacekeeping forces and the use of force.
D. By promoting international law and the rule of law.
Question 3
The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is a product of the country's transition to democracy. Evaluate the role of the National Assembly in the constitutional amendment process.
A. The National Assembly plays a crucial role in the constitutional amendment process, with the power to initiate, debate, and pass constitutional amendments.
B. The National Assembly has limited powers in the constitutional amendment process, with the power to only debate and pass constitutional amendments initiated by the President.
C. The National Assembly has no role in the constitutional amendment process, with the power to only advise the President on constitutional amendments.
D. The National Assembly has the power to unilaterally amend the Constitution without the involvement of the President or the judiciary.
Question 4
The African Union (AU) has a unique system of governance that emphasizes regional cooperation and integration. Describe the key features of this system and how it contributes to regional stability.
A. The AU system emphasizes a strong central authority and a hierarchical decision-making process.
B. The AU system promotes regional cooperation and integration through a network of bilateral agreements and treaties.
C. The AU system relies on a system of rotating leadership and consensus-based decision-making.
D. The AU system prioritizes economic development and trade liberalization over political integration.
Question 5
The concept of separation of powers in government refers to the division of power among three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. Which of the following is a key benefit of this system?
A. Prevents the concentration of power
B. Ensures the independence of the judiciary
C. Promotes efficiency and speed in decision-making
D. Reduces the risk of corruption
Question 6
The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria provides for the establishment of a National Human Rights Commission. Evaluate the role of the Commission in promoting and protecting human rights in Nigeria.
A. The National Human Rights Commission plays a crucial role in promoting and protecting human rights in Nigeria by investigating human rights abuses and providing redress to victims.
B. The National Human Rights Commission has limited powers in promoting and protecting human rights in Nigeria, with the power to only investigate human rights abuses and provide recommendations to the government.
C. The National Human Rights Commission has no role in promoting and protecting human rights in Nigeria, with the power to only advise the government on human rights issues.
D. The National Human Rights Commission has the power to unilaterally enforce human rights in Nigeria without the involvement of the government or the judiciary.
Question 7
The concept of legitimacy in public administration refers to the acceptance of authority by citizens based on the belief that the government has the right to rule. Which of the following is a key factor that contributes to the legitimacy of a government?
A. Popular support
B. Economic stability
C. Social justice
D. Military power
Question 8
The concept of power in international relations is often associated with the ability of a state to influence the behavior of other states. Discuss how the concept of power is measured and how it is used to explain state behavior.
A. Power is measured by a state's military capabilities and its ability to project force.
B. Power is measured by a state's economic capabilities and its ability to influence global trade and finance.
C. Power is measured by a state's soft power and its ability to influence global public opinion and culture.
D. Power is measured by a state's institutional capabilities and its ability to influence global governance and international institutions.
Question 9
The concept of authority in international relations is closely tied to the idea of legitimacy. Discuss how the United Nations (UN) exercises its authority to maintain international peace and security.
A. Through the use of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
B. By providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief.
C. Through the deployment of peacekeeping forces and the use of force.
D. By promoting international law and the rule of law.
Question 10
In a federal system of government, what is the relationship between the central government and the regional governments?
A. The central government has complete control over the regional governments
B. The regional governments have complete control over the central government
C. The central government and regional governments share power and responsibility
D. The regional governments are completely independent of the central government
Question 11
In a federal system of government, what is the relationship between the central government and the regional governments?
A. The central government has complete authority over the regional governments
B. The regional governments have complete authority over the central government
C. The central government and the regional governments share power and authority
D. The central government has some authority over the regional governments, but the regional governments also have some authority over the central government
Question 12
The concept of authority is a fundamental principle of political science. Discuss how authority can be affected by the actions of the media.
A. Authority is directly affected by the actions of the media.
B. Authority is inversely affected by the actions of the media.
C. Authority is not significantly affected by the actions of the media.
D. Authority is only affected by the actions of the media in times of crisis.
Question 13
In a parliamentary system of government, what is the relationship between the prime minister and the cabinet?
A. The prime minister is the head of the cabinet and is responsible for appointing its members
B. The cabinet is responsible for advising the prime minister on policy matters
C. The prime minister is responsible for implementing the policies of the cabinet
D. The cabinet is responsible for overseeing the work of the prime minister
Question 14
In the context of electoral systems, what is the primary advantage of a proportional representation system?
A. It ensures a majority government
B. It promotes representation of minority groups
C. It reduces the number of political parties
D. It increases the power of the executive
Question 15
The concept of power is a fundamental principle of political science. Discuss how power can be affected by the actions of the executive.
A. Power is directly affected by the actions of the executive.
B. Power is inversely affected by the actions of the executive.
C. Power is not significantly affected by the actions of the executive.
D. Power is only affected by the actions of the executive in times of crisis.

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