Demos’ and ‘Cratio’ are the words of _________ language?

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1. The two words ‘demos’ and ‘cratia’ from which democracy draws its origin belong to: _________?

   A. Latin language B. Greek language C. French language D. Spanish language...

2. The word ‘Cratio’ stands for: __________?

   A. Power B. People C. State D. Government E. Sovereign...

3. The word ‘Demos’ stands for: __________?

   A. Authority B. Position C. Power D. People...

4. Mohammad Ali Bogra successfully solved the problem of language by giving equal status to both Urdu and Bengali as official languages. Which language was adopted as the common language?

   A. Urdu B. Bengali C. English D. English & Urdu...

5. “Economic liberty means security and the opportunity to find reasonable significance in the earning of one’s daily breed”? Whose words are these?

   A. Adam Smith B. Karl Marx C. Laski D. Green...

6. Who of the following said that, “The Liberty and equality are opposed to each other misunderstand the meanings of these words?

   A. Lord Acton B. Laski C. Profession Towny D. Professor Ashirvatham E. Pollard...

7. The words secular to the preamble was added by the: ___________?

   A. First amendment of the constitution B. Fifteen the amendment of the constitution C. Forty second amendment of the constitution D. None of these...

8. In the Constituent Assemble which words were associated with the Parliament?

   A. Parliament of the Legislature B. Parliament of the Union C. Parliament of the Federation D. All the above...

9. Plato established an important method which has been passed down through the ages. That is that, when one has a problem that has already been solved, one can work backwards from it until a statement can be reached of which the veracity has already been determined. In other words, a method of attaining proofs. In which of his works was this method established?

   A. Politicus B. Meno C. Protagoras D. Phaedo...

10. According to Aristotle, which pair of words is analogous to matter ::form?

    A. Essence :: being B. Susstance :: substrate C. Potentiality :: actuality D. Cause :: effect...