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Question 21
waec 1993
Who among the following is associated with fascism?
AJoseph Stalin
BJohn Locke
CAdolf Hitler
DBenito Mussolini
EKarl Marx
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Question 22
waec 1993
The concept of social justice implies
Afairness to all citizens
Bfreedom for every citizen
Cequality of citizens
Dsecurity for all citizens
Eto every one according to his needs
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Question 23
waec 1993
Equality before the law implies that
Athe law does not respect the people
Bare dirctly represented likes
Cno one citizens can sue the other
Dthere is inequality between the executive and citizens
Ethe executive cannot be controlled by the legislature
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Question 24
waec 1993
In a unitary system of government
Ahere is always order and discipline
Bthere is no constitution
Cthere is no constitutional division of power among the different levels of government
Dthere is always order and discipline
Etwo party system is the most suitable for an equitable distribution of power
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Question 25
waec 1993
One of the criticism against delegated legislation is that it
Agives too much power to all organs of government
Benchance separation of powers
Cencroaches on parliamentary power
Dis not practised in advanced countries
Eis only practised in large countries
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Question 26
waec 1993
Which of the following is a disadvantage of collective responsibility in a cabinet system of government?
AMinisters are removed indiscriminately
Bit kills individual minister's initiatives
CThe system is difficult to operate
DThe Prime Minister is blameless
EThe system is old fashioned
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Question 27
waec 1993

Who among the following is not eligible to hold office?

ACivil servant
BRetired soldier
CCertified bankrupt
DChief magistrate
EReverend father
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Question 28
waec 1993

Rule of law means

Athat only the National Assembly can make laws
Bthat no absence of a military government
Cthe rule by lawyers only
Dthat only the head of state is above the law
Ethat no one is above the law
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Question 29
waec 1993
Any constitution that has special rules for its amendment is said to be
Aflexible
Brigid
Cconfederal
Dunwritten
Ewritten
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Question 30
waec 1993
Which of the following countries operates an unwritten constitution?
AGunea
BUnited State of American
CGreat Britain
DChina
ENigeria
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Question 31
waec 1993
The supreme power of a state to make and enforce laws within its jurisdiction is called
Aenfranchisemnet
Bsovereignty
Cdecolonization
Dindependence
Enationalism
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Question 32
waec 1993
The judiciary can only be independent when
Alaw and order are mantained
Bpeople obey laws
Cthe executive arm perforems its duties
Dthere is security of tenure of office for judges
Eit is headed by an independent citizen
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Question 33
waec 1993
According to Kari Marx, socialism is the prelude to
Acommunism
Bcapitalism
Cfeudalism
Dfascism
Etotalitarianism
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Question 34
waec 1993
One way by which the legislature checks the executive is by
Adelaying the promotion of some ministers
Bordering the dismissal of corrupt cabinet ministers
Cwithholding the salaries of minidters
Ddemanding the review of an executive action
Eapealing to the supreme court
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Question 35
waec 1993
The rights of the individual are the
Ademands he can make on the state
Bclaims he can make against others
Cclaims the law allows him to make against the stste
Dclaims those in governmnet are willing to entertain
Eessentials he requires for a successful living
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Question 36
waec 1993
The most important duty of every citizen is to
Adischarge his responsibilities to the state
Bobey traditional authorties
Crecite the national anthem
Dparticiplate in government programmes
Ego to work
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Question 37
waec 1993
Government by the few for the interest of the few is known as
Amonarchy
Bdictatorship
Cautocracy
Dplutocracy
Eoligarchy
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Question 38
jamb 1993
Prior to 1991, veto power was exercised in the United Nations Security Council by
AFrance, Germany, the Soviet Union, Italy and Japan
BJapan, the United State, Italy, Germany and France
Cthe Soviet Union, People's Republic of China , Great Britian, France and the United States
DItaly the United States, the Soviet Union, Germany and France
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Question 39
jamb 1993
Financial contributions to the liberation movements in Southern Africa by African governments were channelled through the
AEGA
BECOWAS
COAU
DUNO
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Question 40
jamb 1993
An agency of the United Nations which specializes in the welfare of children is the
AWHO
BUNESCO
CUNICEF
DUNDP
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