POST UTME AL-HIKMAH UNIVERSITY 2024 Government | Objective

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Question 1
The concept of power in international relations is often associated with the ability to influence others. Discuss how power is exercised in international relations.
A. Power is exercised through coercion and force.
B. Power is exercised through persuasion and negotiation.
C. Power is exercised through economic means.
D. Power is exercised through a combination of coercion, persuasion, and economic means.
Question 2
The concept of rule of law in Nigeria's constitution is based on the idea of equality before the law. Which of the following is a key principle of the rule of law?
A. The government is above the law
B. The law is above the government
C. The government is accountable to the people
D. The people are accountable to the government
Question 3
Discuss the concept of separation of powers and its importance in a democratic system of government. Explain how the separation of powers can be used to prevent the concentration of power and promote accountability.
A. Separation of powers is a concept that refers to the division of power among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government.
B. Separation of powers is a means of preventing the concentration of power and promoting accountability.
C. Separation of powers is a principle that is unique to Nigeria and is not applicable in other countries.
D. Separation of powers is a principle that is only applicable in the context of international law.
Question 4
The concept of electoral systems in Nigeria is closely tied to the idea of representation. Which of the following best describes the relationship between electoral systems and representation?
A. Electoral systems determine the number of representatives elected to office, while representation refers to the ability of citizens to participate in the decision-making process.
B. Electoral systems influence the type of representation that occurs in a given election, while representation refers to the ability of citizens to hold their elected officials accountable.
C. Electoral systems shape the way in which citizens are represented in government, while representation refers to the ability of citizens to participate in the decision-making process.
D. Electoral systems determine the level of representation that occurs in a given election, while representation refers to the ability of citizens to hold their elected officials accountable.
Question 5
The concept of authority in international relations is closely tied to the idea of legitimacy. Discuss how authority is exercised in international institutions.
A. Authority is exercised through the use of force and coercion.
B. Authority is exercised through the use of persuasion and negotiation.
C. Authority is exercised through the use of economic means.
D. Authority is exercised through a combination of force, persuasion, and economic means.
Question 6
In a colonial system of government, the powers of the colonial administration were absolute and not subject to any checks or balances. However, the system was not without its limitations. Discuss the limitations of the colonial system of government.
A. The system relied heavily on the good faith of the colonial administration to respect the rights of the people.
B. The system was vulnerable to the concentration of power in the hands of the colonial administration.
C. The system was not effective in preventing the abuse of power by the colonial administration.
D. The system was not necessary in a colonial society.
Question 7
In the context of international relations, what is the primary purpose of the United Nations' Charter?
A. Promoting global peace and security
B. Fostering economic cooperation among member states
C. Providing humanitarian aid to affected regions
D. Establishing a global government
Question 8
The concept of rule of law in international relations is closely tied to the idea of human rights. Discuss how the rule of law influences the protection of human rights.
A. The rule of law influences the protection of human rights by providing a framework for the protection of individual rights.
B. The rule of law influences the protection of human rights by limiting the power of governments.
C. The rule of law has no influence on the protection of human rights.
D. The rule of law influences the protection of human rights by providing a mechanism for the enforcement of human rights.
Question 9
A political party's ideology is a reflection of its values and beliefs. Discuss how a party's ideology influences its policy decisions.
A. A party's ideology influences its policy decisions by shaping its priorities and goals.
B. A party's ideology influences its policy decisions by determining its alliances and coalitions.
C. A party's ideology has no influence on its policy decisions.
D. A party's ideology influences its policy decisions by limiting its options and choices.
Question 10
The concept of checks and balances is closely tied to the principle of separation of powers. Which of the following best describes the purpose of checks and balances?
A. To prevent any one branch of government from becoming too powerful.
B. To ensure that each branch of government has equal power and influence.
C. To facilitate the efficient and effective administration of government.
D. To promote the development of a strong and centralized government.
Question 11
The concept of electoral systems is closely related to the idea of constitutions. Discuss.
A. Electoral systems are the rules and procedures used to elect representatives.
B. Constitutions are the supreme law of the land.
C. Electoral systems are the rules and procedures used to elect leaders.
D. Constitutions are the rules and procedures used to elect representatives.
Question 12
Explain the concept of constitutional development in Nigeria and its importance in the country's history. Discuss how the constitution has evolved over time and its impact on the country's politics and society.
A. Constitutional development in Nigeria refers to the process of creating and amending the country's constitution.
B. Constitutional development in Nigeria is a means of promoting democracy and human rights.
C. Constitutional development in Nigeria is a principle that is unique to Nigeria and is not applicable in other countries.
D. Constitutional development in Nigeria is a principle that is only applicable in the context of international law.
Question 13
The concept of legitimacy in international relations is closely tied to the idea of sovereignty. Discuss how the principle of sovereignty influences the legitimacy of international institutions.
A. Sovereignty is a necessary condition for legitimacy in international institutions.
B. Sovereignty is a sufficient condition for legitimacy in international institutions.
C. Sovereignty is irrelevant to the legitimacy of international institutions.
D. Sovereignty is a necessary but not sufficient condition for legitimacy in international institutions.
Question 14
In the context of constitutional development in Nigeria, what is the significance of the 1963 Republican Constitution?
A. It introduced a federal system of government
B. It established a parliamentary system of government
C. It provided for a presidential system of government
D. It introduced a unitary system of government
Question 15
The concept of human rights in Nigeria's constitution is based on the idea of inherent dignity and worth of every human being. Which of the following is a fundamental human right enshrined in the constitution?
A. Right to life
B. Right to freedom of expression
C. Right to equality before the law
D. Right to a fair trial

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