Government 2005 Jamb Examination

Government 2005 Jamb Examination
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Question 31

Citizenship acquired through marriage is referred to as
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Citizenship acquired by marriage is through registration, as provided in Nigerian law.

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Question 32

The method used to determine the possible outcome of an electoral contest is
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Opinion polls survey public opinion to predict likely outcomes of elections.

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Question 33

On the basis of its structure, a political party can be classified as indirect if
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An indirect party draws its membership through affiliations with other groups, such as trade unions or associations.

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Question 34

The final stage in the process of enacting legislation is
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The final stage of law-making is presidential (or gubernatorial) assent, which makes the bill a law.

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Question 35

How does the president relieve a minister of his appointment in a presidential system of government?
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In a presidential system, the president has the sole power to appoint and dismiss ministers unilaterally.

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Question 36

The study of government essentially facilitates the understanding of the
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Government as a field of study is concerned with understanding the governance of human societies and the institutions involved.

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Question 37

In the Judicial administration, the term "bench" refers to the
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In judicial terms, the "bench" refers collectively to judges and magistrates.

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Question 38

Serfs are the dominated class under
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Under feudalism, serfs were the oppressed and dominated class working for lords.

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Question 39

The ultimate authority in a state is
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Sovereignty refers to the supreme and ultimate authority in a state.

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Question 40

One of the foremost theorists of federalism was
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K.C. Wheare is widely regarded as one of the leading theorists of federalism.

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