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1) The Legal theory of property believes that: a. Property is a natural right and law merely recognises it: b. Property is the creation of state c. A person can be deprived of his property for the good of the community d. The legal ownership of all property vests in the head of the state
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2) Which one of the following thinkers challenged the right of the stte to curtail individual's right to property without his consent? a. Hobbes b. Locke c. Rousseau d. All the above three thinkers
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3) The liberal thinkers of the nineteenth century were: a. Opposed to right to private property b. In favour of limited right to property only c. In favour of absolute right to private property d. In favour of equitable distribution property
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4) Who of the followings was opposed to private property? a. J.S. Mill b. Adam Smith c. Kant d. Bakunin
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5) With the emergence of the walfare state, emphasis begain to be laid on a. Absolute right to private property b. Regulation of property in the interest of community c. Abolition of right to private property d. None of the above
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6) Who said property is necessary for the realisation of one's will? a. Marx b. Kant c. Rousseau d. Plato
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7) Which one of the following statements is not correct? a. Private property leads to exonomic equality b. Private property ecourages exploitation of the one class by another c. Private property leads to moral and physical degeneration d. Private property gave rise to imperlialism and colonialism
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8) The Labour theory of property was first of all advocated by: a. John Locke b. Adam Smith c. Karl Marx d. Lenin
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9) The labour theory of property holds that: a. Property should belong to labours alone b. Property was created as result of mixing of labour c. Property should be equitably distributed amongst the lobourers d. A person who does not put in Physical labour should not be give anything to eat
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10) The Individualistic Theory of property is associated with: a. Hobbes b. J.S. Mill c. Adam Smith d. TH. Green
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11) According to the Individualistic theory of property: a. Property should be equally distributed amongst all the individuals b. An individual should be left free to acquire as much property as he can c. The state should ensure equitable distribution of property through law d. Property is a divine eift to man.
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12) The Socialist theory of property is: a. In favour of equitable distribution of property b. In favour of equitable distribution of property c. In favour of state control over all property d. In favour of absolute right to property
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13) The view that "all property is theift" was expressed by: a. J.S. Mill b. Adam Smith c. Marx d. Proudhon
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14) According to the idealistic theory of property: a. Private property is a gift from God b. All private property is theft c. Property is an essential condition for the fulfilment of personality d. Private property is the cause of social inequalities
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15) The idealistic theory of property is associated with the name of: a. Locke b. Bentham c. Kant d. Marx
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16) Which 'one the arguments in favour of private property given below, has been wrongly listed? a. Right to private property is in keeping with the principle of equality b. Private property gives incentive to the individual to work hard c. Private property gives a sense of security d. Private property promotes qualities of charity and benevolence
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17) The modern liberals are: a. Opposed to private property b. In favour of absolute right to private property c. In favour of common ownership of property d. In favour of regulation of property in larger interests of the seciety
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18) The Liberals are in favour of: a. Confiscation of all private property b. Acquisition of property with compensation c. Confiscation of property with nomical compensation d. Abolition of all private property
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19) The general opinion at present it is favour of: a. Abolition of all private property b. Absolute rights to property c. Right to property within limitations d. None of the above
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20) Who believed that private property is essential for the development of individual's personality? a. Karl Marx b. Proudhon c. J.S. Mill d. Engels
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21) The best exposition of Marxian concept of private property is available in: a. Das Capital b. Communist Manifesto c. State and Revolution d. The Origin of Family Private property and the State
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22) Who was the author of The Origin of Family, Private Property and the State? a. Karl Marx b. Engels c. Stalin d. Lenin
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23) The theory of surplus value is associated with: a. J.S. Mill b. Herbert Spencer c. Adam Smith d. Karl Marx
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24) According to the Marxists, in an ideal or Communist society there shall be: a. Absolute right to private property b. No right to private property c. Only limited right to private property d. Only right ot personal property
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25) Laski was in favour of: a. Absolute tight to property b. Abolition of all property c. Happy blinding of right to property d. None of the above
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26) Who said that state did not create property, but was it created in order to protect it? a. John Locke b. T.H. Green c. Karl Marx d. H.J Laski
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27) The Marxian thinkers are: a. Opposed to all kinds of property b. Opposed only to personal property c. Opposed only to private property d. In favour of both personal as well as private property
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28) Which one of the followings has been wrongly listed as a merit of private property? a. It provides incentive to worker b. It leads to division of labour and great production c. It provide if sense of pleasure d. It provides incentive to the developments of z art, seience, literature, etc.
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29) Which one of the following defects of private has been wrongly listed? a. It leads to division of society into two hostile classes b. It encourages self-interest at the cost of social interest c. It encourages scramble for power and wealth in place of nutual co-operation d. It leads to political instability
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30) Which one of the following was a strong opponent of the right to private property? a. Locke b. Hobbes c. Mao Tse Tung d. Adam Smith
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31) There are certain writers who regarded the possession of property as a necessary qualification for franchise. One of them has written, "It is important that the Assembly which votes the taxes should be elected exclusively by people who pay something towards the taxes imposed. Those who pay no taxes, disposing by their votes of other people's money, have every motive to be lavish and none to economies." Who said this? a. Laski b. Bryce c. J.S. Mill d. Barker
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32) Who of the followings first of all advocated 'communism of property'. a. Plato b. Marx c. Engels d. Proudhon
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33) Aristotle described man's instinct to acquire property as: a. A natural instinct b. An unnatural instinct c. A base-instinct d. None of the above
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34) According to Aristotle the best method for holding of property was: a. State ownership b. Common ownership and common use c. Individual ownership and common use d. Individual ownership and private use
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35) Which one of the followings favour abolition of the institution of privte property? a. Anarchists and Idealists b. Syndicalists and Marxists c. Idealists and Communists d. Anarchists and Marxists
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36) The individualists regard the right to property as: a. Root of all evils b. A fundamental right c. An absolute right d. None of the above
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37) Hobbes and Bentham were the supporters of: a. Legal Theory of Property b. Socialistic Theory of Property c. Idealistic Theory of Property d. Natural Theory of Property
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38) The difference between the value of commodity produced by a labourer and the wages received, by him is known as a. Property b. Surplus value c. Capital d. Savings
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39) According to Laski 'private property' contributes to: a. The prosperity of the society b. The development of society c. The weakening of society d. None of the above
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40) The individualists are: a. Staunch supporters of right to property b. Strong opponents of the right to property c. In favour of equitable distribution of private property d. In favour of common ownership of property'
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41) "That with which a man has mixed his labour becomes his property". The above statement was made by: a. Rousseau b. Karl Marx c. Locke d. Hobbes
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42) According to the idealists: a. All property is theft b. Property is respobsible for the division of society into two groups haves and have nots c. Property hinders the development of a man's personality d. Property is essential for the development of a man's personality
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43) Who said: "The citizen has a right to work"? a. Bentham b. Marx c. Lenin d. Laski
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44) "Property is essential for the development of character, for without some property there can be no liberty, and without liberty there can be no proper development of character". The above statement was made by: a. Bentham b. Aristotle c. Bosanquet d. T.H. Green
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45) The rationale of the right to property is identifiable in three of the following nations. Identify the notion which does not belong to this group? a. The measure of property nature has endowed to man is in keeping with his Labour and convenience of life b. The right to property is in consonance with divine dispensation c. The property nature has given to man is his own and nobody has any right to it but himself d. Since man tills, plants, improves and cultivates property and can use the product of each property, it is his own
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46) The Labour theory of property made its appearance in: a. The ancient times b. The medieval age c. The modern time d. The 20th century
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47) The Labour theory of property implies that: a. The property is created by the combination of capital and labour b. The capital is the major factor for the determination of the property c. The property is acquired through the application of labour d. None of the above
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48) According to the 'occupational theory of property' the property made its appearance only: a. With the emergence of various occupations b. With the growth of capitalist economy c. After man occupied a piece of land for his exclusive use d. With the dawn of the industrial age
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49) Which one of the following thinkers did not favour the rulers to own property? a. Aristotle b. Plato c. Laski d. All the above
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50) Landed property was a symbol of social status during: a. Ancient times b. Medieval times c. Modern times d. All of the above
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