PART II Tests
| ¹ | Level 1 - easy (75 questions) |
| 1. | Theoretical and historical science: |
| 1 | history of State and Law |
| 0 | criminalistics |
| 0 | international public law |
| 0 | procurator |
| 0 | constitutional law |
| 0 | forensic medicine |
| 1 | theory of State and Law |
| 1 | history of political and legal doctrines |
| 2. | Signs of the state: |
| 1 | public authority |
| 0 | functionality |
| 0 | obligatoriness |
| 0 | imperative |
| 0 | democracy |
| 1 | territorial integrity |
| 1 | taxes |
| 0 | legality |
| 3. | Basic functions of the slave states: |
| 1 | protection of private property |
| 0 | ensuring legal equality |
| 0 | protection and promotion of human rights |
| 0 | maintenance of international peace |
| 0 | the formation of a legal state |
| 1 | protection of the rights and interests of slaveholders |
| 0 | women’s participation in political life of society and the state |
| 1 | systematization of customs, traditions and the enactment of laws |
| 4. | Democratic republic form of government: |
| 1 | parliamentary |
| 0 | socialist |
| 0 | legal |
| 1 | mixed |
| 1 | presidential |
| 0 | authoritarian |
| 0 | fascist |
| 0 | anarchistic |
| 5. | Internal functions of the state: |
| 0 | integration into the world economy |
| 0 | solutions to global problems |
| 0 | geopolitical |
| 1 | political |
| 0 | law enforcement |
| 1 | social |
| 1 | economic |
| 0 | demographic |
| 6. | Principles of organization and operation of the state apparatus: |
| 1 | professionalism |
| 0 | pluralism |
| 0 | bureaucracy |
| 0 | onerousness |
| 0 | Unitarianism |
| 0 | totalitarianism |
| 1 | legality |
| 1 | democracy |
| 7. | Leading position in the political system of the state: |
| 1 | has lawmaking functions |
| 0 | generates norms of morality and ethics |
| 0 | represents the interests of investors |
| 0 | involved in charity |
| 1 | protects the rights of the poor |
| 0 | decides to peacekeeping missions in global conflicts |
| 1 | bgcolor=white>forms ideology|
| 0 | provides tolerance |
| 8. | Signs of executive power: |
| 0 | autonomous |
| 0 | authoritarian |
| 1 | sublegislative |
| 0 | Specialization and universal |
| 0 | operational and economic |
| 1 | personable |
| 0 | unitary |
| 1 | accountable |
| 9. | First the sources from which arose the right: |
| 0 | civil Code |
| 1 | taboos or bans |
| 0 | instruction |
| 0 | philosophies |
| 1 | manners |
| 0 | legislation |
| 1 | morality |
| 0 | right |
| 10. | The source of law created by the courts, is characterized by signs: |
| 0 | adopted by the legislature |
| 0 | court decisions necessarily imposed on the basis of religious norms |
| 0 | not always be made in writing, can be expressed in the form of oral decisions |
| 1 | created as a legal precedent |
| 0 | expresses the opinion of legal scholars |
| 1 | is a model for lower-level judges in similar cases |
| 1 | adopted by the courts in a particular case |
| 0 | not appealable |
| 11. | Distinction of law and morality: |
| 1 | define the boundaries of proper behavior and possible subjects |
| 1 | methods of ensuring |
| 0 | variety of social norms |
| 1 | methods for their establishment and formation |
| 0 | regulators of public relations |
| 0 | fundamental general historical value |
| 0 | streamlining and strengthening the social life |
| 0 | do not apply to all members of society |
| 12. | Main sources of the Roman-Germanic law: |
| 1 | law |
| 1 | code |
| 0 | corporate standards |
| 0 | precedent |
| 0 | rules of decorum |
| 1 | regulations |
| 0 | orders |
| 0 | instructions |
| 13. | Structural elements of the rule of law: |
| 0 | fiction |
| 0 | concept |
| 1 | hypothesis |
| 1 | disposition |
| 1 | sanction |
| 0 | ideology |
| 0 | psychology |
| 0 | theorem |
| 14. | Signs of consolidation : |
| 0 | resulting systematization published a collection of laws, collection of the legislation |
| 0 | conducted only lawmaking bodies, and only in respect of acts adopted by them |
| 1 | in this kind of systematization combined acts are repealed, instead operates a newly created regulatory act, which has its own social requisites |
| 1 | it is the most sophisticated and advanced form of systematization |
| 0 | subjects of this type of ordering can be as organs of state and public organizations and individuals |
| 1 | it is a kind of law-making reception |
| 0 | taxonomy is the result of an act of codification |
| 0 | incorporation of an element |
| 15. | Fundamental methods of legal regulation: |
| 1 | permissive |
| 0 | scientific |
| 0 | logical |
| 1 | imperative |
| 0 | recommendatory |
| 0 | prohibiting |
| 1 | regulatory |
| 0 | repealing |
| 16. | Structure of legal consciousness: |
| 0 | legal education |
| 1 | legal culture |
| 1 | legal psychology |
| 0 | legal infantilism |
| 0 | legal nihilism |
| 0 | evaluation of existing law |
| 0 | legal relations |
| 1 | legal ideology |
| 17. | Forms of legal education: |
| 1 | popularization of legal knowledge by scholars |
| 0 | retroactive effect of the law |
| 0 | indifferent to the law |
| 1 | dissemination of legal knowledge through the media |
| 1 | respect for the law |
| 0 | legal nihilism |
| 0 | the law on the number of persons |
| 0 | operation of law in space |
| 18. | Legal subjects: |
| 1 | foreign nationals |
| 0 | private organizations |
| behavior | |
| 0 | items of tangible benefits |
| 1 | stateless persons |
| 0 | private intangible benefit |
| 1 | citizens |
| 0 | ideology |
| 19. | Interpretation of the law: |
| 1 | clarification of the content of legal norms, finding will of the legislator, contained in them |
| 0 | volitional acts of human behavior, the outward expression of their will and consciousness |
| 0 | discussion of the bill |
| 0 | legal enforcement |
| 1 | activities associated with the interpretation is not any written sources, and legal acts |
| 1 | intellectual and volitional activity to establish the true content of the legal acts |
| 0 | publication in the media |
| 0 | changes and additionsce |
| 20. | Methods of interpretation of the law: |
| 0 | casual |
| 1 | systematic |
| 1 | professional |
| 0 | authentic |
| 0 | legal |
| 1 | doctrinal |
| 0 | historical and political |
| 0 | logical |
| 21. | Signs of public law: |
| 0 | subordination of entities and legal acts |
| 1 | equality of the parties |
| 0 | prevalence of discretionary rules |
| 0 | unilateral declaration of intent |
| 1 | bilateral free will, the use of contractual forms of regulation |
| 0 | associated primarily with the emergence and development of private property |
| 0 | orientation is to serve the private interests |
| 1 | apply to all subjects |
| 22. | Signs of legal behavior: |
| 0 | application of penalties |
| 0 | unwanted consequences for subjects |
| 0 | detention |
| 1 | State-controlled |
| 1 | regulated permissive and applicable standards |
| 0 | binding rules violation |
| 0 | administrative enforcement |
| 1 | responsibility |
| 23. | Forms of implementation of administrative responsibility: |
| 0 | reprimand |
| 0 | administrative arrest |
| 1 | deprivation of special rights |
| 0 | confiscation of property |
| 0 | dismissal |
| 0 | link |
| 1 | demotion |
| 1 | fine |
| 24. | Political guarantees of legality: |
| 0 | domination in society certain ideas, doctrines, views |
| 1 | strong, reputable, legitimate power |
| 0 | profitability |
| 0 | degree of political stability |
| 0 | diversity of ownership |
| 1 | responsibility |
| 1 | democracy |
| 0 | publicity |
| 25. | Elements of the structure of the legal status of the person: |
| 1 | personality |
| 0 | basic rights and duties |
| 0 | attitude to politics and culture |
| 0 | legality of birth |
| 0 | moral behavior |
| 1 | capacity |
| 1 | capacity |
| 0 | place of birth |
| 26. | General methods TGP: |
| 1 | legalistic |
| 1 | comparative legal |
| 0 | statistical |
| 0 | cybernetic |
| 0 | idealist dialectic |
| 1 | materialist dialectics |
| 0 | mathematical |
| 0 | historical |
| 27. | Basic theory of law: |
| 1 | patriarchal theory |
| 0 | metaphysical theory |
| 0 | matriarchal theory |
| 0 | theological theory |
| 0 | theory of rule of law |
| 1 | the normative theory |
| 1 | historical school of law |
| 0 | irrigation theory |
| 28. | Basic functions of the socialist state: |
| 1 | the formation of a legal state |
| 1 | safeguarding the interests of the state |
| 0 | strengthening of civil society institutions |
| 0 | protection of private property |
| 1 | protection and promotion of human rights |
| 0 | development of market relations |
| 0 | pronatalist |
| 0 | freedom of entrepreneurship |
| Variety of forms of government: | |
| 0 | constitutional state |
| 0 | aristocratic republic |
| 1 | federated state |
| 1 | confederate state |
| 0 | Democratic Republic |
| 0 | constitutional monarchy |
| 0 | absolute monarchy |
| 1 | unitary state |
| 30. | Contents and functions of law enforcement : |
| 1 | protection and defense of the interests of society, the state and the individual against any unlawful attacks |
| 0 | identification and registration of state revenue producers |
| 0 | defend the country from external attacks |
| 0 | preservation, restoration and improvement of the natural conditions of human life |
| 1 | combating offenses |
| 0 | providing accurate and complete implementation of the legislative requirements of all participants in public relations |
| 0 | creating favorable conditions for entrepreneurship |
| 1 | prevention of crime |
| 31. | State aid: |
| 1 | performs strictly defined by the legislation activities |
| 1 | imperious powers vested |
| 0 | created on the basis of kinship |
| 0 | sells only the norms of morality and ethics |
| 0 | created exclusively for the realization of individual self-interest |
| 0 | provided only corporate norms |
| 0 | contained by international investors |
| 1 | constantly reformed |
| 32. | The main components of the political system: |
| 0 | political consciousness and political culture |
| 0 | political and powers |
| 0 | political rights of citizens |
| 0 | political and legal norms |
| 1 | State |
| 0 | political education of individuals and entities |
| 1 | political structure and political activity |
| 1 | religion, schools |
| 33. | In accordance with Article 1 of the Constitution, the Republic of Kazakhstan proclaims itself: |
| 0 | presidential republic |
| 1 | democratic state |
| 1 | unitary state |
| 0 | legal state |
| 0 | constitutional state |
| 0 | democratic republic |
| 0 | federal state |
| 1 | secular state |
| 34. | The main idea of the sociological ( wide ) approach to understanding the law: |
| 1 | right - a set of norms of state-protected |
| 0 | right - it is a phenomenon of the psyche of human beings |
| 0 | right - there is the practice of law |
| 1 | right - a system of mandatory, certain formal rules, regulations behaviors guaranteed and sanctioned by the state, having a strong-willed character |
| 1 | right - it was built in the standard justice based on the principles of equality, freedom, humanism |
| 0 | right stems from the nature of man, the human mind, universal moral principles |
| 0 | right - it’s basic moral and legal ideas and principles, natural laws |
| 0 | right - a set of customs and traditions |
| 35. | Religious legal systems: |
| 0 | Japanese right |
| 1 | Muslim law |
| 0 | Scandinavian right |
| 0 | Hindu right |
| 1 | Judaic law |
| 1 | Christian right |
| 0 | canon law |
| 0 | African Law |
| 36. | Moral and ethical standards are set: |
| 0 | corporations |
| 1 | people |
| 0 | Parliament |
| 0 | courts |
| 1 | society |
| 0 | president |
| 0 | government |
| 1 | traditions |
| 37. | Sources of law relating to the regulatory acts: |
| 1 | judicial precedent |
| 0 | administrative precedent |
| 1 | constitution |
| 0 | legal doctrine |
| 1 | law |
| 0 | business custom |
| 0 | resolution |
| 0 | sentence |
| 38. | Specialized rule of law does not contain specific rules of conduct: |
| 0 | binding norms |
| 1 | norms and beginings |
| 0 | respect certain norms |
| 1 | corporate standards |
| 0 | definitive standards |
| 1 | rules, principles |
| 0 | peremptory norms |
| 0 | regulatory standards |
| 39. | bgcolor=white>Characteristic features of incorporation :|
| 1 | it is the most sophisticated and advanced form of systematization |
| 0 | taxonomy is the result of an act of codification |
| 1 | resulting systematization published a collection of laws, collection of the legislation |
| 0 | conducted only lawmaking bodies, and only in respect of acts adopted by them |
| 1 | is essentially a kind of creation |
| 0 | subjects of this type of ordering can be as organs of state and public organizations and individuals |
| 0 | in this kind of systematization combined acts are repealed and replaced by the newly created valid normative act which has its own official details |
| 0 | it substitutes a systematization |
| 40. | The private law applies: |
| 1 | family law |
| 1 | civil law |
| 0 | constitutional law |
| 1 | private international law |
| 0 | financial law |
| 0 | criminal law |
| 0 | criminal procedure law |
| 0 | municipal law |
| 41. | Types of deformation of legal consciousness: |
| 1 | legal rebellion |
| 0 | legal Culture |
| 0 | legal fiction |
| 0 | legal idealism |
| 1 | legal infantilism |
| 0 | legal conflict |
| 1 | legal nihilism |
| 0 | legal practice |
| 42. | Indicators of legal culture of personality: |
| 1 | respect for the right to force personal beliefs |
| 0 | legal passivity |
| 0 | legal practice |
| 0 | level of excellence legislation |
| 0 | legal practice, everyday experience |
| 1 | legal advocacy |
| 0 | legal nihilism |
| 1 | legal training |
| 43. | Juridical facts occurring independently of the will of people: |
| 0 | arson |
| 1 | lightning strike |
| 0 | theft |
| 1 | man’s death |
| 0 | good behavior |
| 1 | person’s birth |
| 0 | legal responsibility |
| 0 | dismissal |
| 44. | Function interpretation of the law: |
| 1 | restrictive |
| 0 | lawmaking |
| 0 | logical |
| 0 | pravoobespechitelnaya |
| 1 | doctrinal |
| 1 | expansion |
| 0 | methodological |
| 0 | ontological |
| 45. | Types of official interpretation of the law: |
| 1 | literal interpretation |
| 0 | authentic interpretation |
| 0 | restrictive interpretation |
| 0 | broad interpretation |
| 1 | casual interpretation |
| 1 | normative interpretation |
| 0 | doctrinal interpretation |
| 0 | judicial interpretation |
| 46. | Methods of legal regulation: |
| 1 | An obligation to refrain from certain actions |
| 0 | discussion of the bill with the help of experts and professionals |
| 0 | publication of laws |
| 0 | recommendations aimed at solving the actual content of the rules |
| 1 | party providing the legal relationship of subjective rights |
| 1 | party providing legal relations legal duties |
| 0 | changes and additions |
| 0 | formal discussion of the bills |
| 47. | Types of lawful behavior by the degree of social significance: |
| 1 | everyday behavior, ie behavior based on the habits |
| 0 | abuse of the right - is the use of their rights and legitimate interests to the detriment of the rights, legal interests of other persons |
| 0 | arbitrariness |
| 1 | desired behavior, ie submits recommendations, incentives, promotions (births, scientific and artistic creativity) |
| 1 | admissible (of religious and national cults, pickets, demonstrations, rallies without causing harm to the public) |
| 0 | desired behavior (military service, taking care of minor children) |
| 0 | adequate behavior |
| 0 | anarchy |
| 48. | Types of misconduct: |
| 0 | legal infantilism |
| 0 | socio-active behavior |
| 1 | administrative offense |
| 1 | disciplinary offense |
| 0 | civil offense |
| 0 | felony |
| 0 | legal nihilism |
| 1 | truancy |
| 49. | bgcolor=white>Economic guarantees of legality:|
| 1 | steady growth in productivity and output |
| 1 | crisis-free development of the economy |
| 0 | decline in production |
| 1 | lack of growth in prices |
| 0 | economic instability |
| 0 | reduction in the supply |
| 0 | a decrease in demand |
| 0 | inflation |
| 50. | Types of legal status: |
| 1 | individual |
| 0 | collective |
| 0 | imperative |
| 1 | general |
| 1 | special |
| 0 | legal |
| 0 | foreigners |
| 0 | stateless persons |
| 51. | Function theory of law and the state: |
| 0 | heuristic |
| 1 | ontological |
| 0 | watchdog |
| 0 | providing |
| 0 | regulatory |
| 0 | Parapsychological |
| 1 | methodological |
| 1 | dialectical |
| 52. | Economic background of the state: |
| 0 | prohibition of incest |
| 1 | appearance of excess product |
| 1 | the emergence of private property and commodity-exchange relations |
| 0 | establishment of patriarchy |
| 1 | allocation of public authorities Institute |
| 0 | change of polygamous relationships monogamous |
| 0 | transfer of power by inheritance |
| 0 | appearance matriarchy |
| 53. | Scientific classification, reflecting the logic of historical development that combines them into groups based on specific criteria: |
| 0 | form of government |
| 0 | comparative law |
| 0 | Type of states |
| 1 | formational approach |
| 1 | Typology of states |
| 1 | civilizational approach |
| 0 | historical approach |
| 0 | legalistic approach |
| 54. | Types monarchies: |
| 0 | legal |
| 1 | dualistic |
| 0 | Democratic |
| 0 | totalitarian |
| 0 | parliamentary |
| 1 | absolute |
| 1 | constitutional |
| 0 | autocratic |
| 55. | Legal forms of the functions of the state: |
| 0 | social |
| 0 | ideological |
| 1 | lawmaking |
| 1 | enforcement |
| 0 | law enforcement |
| 1 | pravoobespechitelnaya |
| 0 | economic |
| 0 | political |
| 56. | Specific signs of state authority: |
| 1 | has a legally enforceable organizational structure |
| 1 | formed at the behest of the state |
| 0 | implements standards of ethics and morality |
| 0 | formed on the basis of kinship |
| 0 | maintained at the expense of international funding |
| 1 | has the attributes of a legal entity |
| 0 | exist on the basis of competitiveness |
| 0 | it is based on the principle of election |
| 57. | The political system of society as a collection of interacting norms, ideas, and based on their political institutions, agencies and actions, organizing: |
| 1 | the relationship of citizens and the state |
| 1 | political power |
| 0 | link state and population |
| 0 | economic power |
| 0 | relationship of economic institutions |
| 0 | Feedback different states |
| 1 | development of a democratic |
| 0 | development of tolerance |
| 58. | Basic features of rule of law: |
| 0 | is at the heart of patriarchal theory |
| 0 | class character of power |
| 1 | rule of law |
| 0 | unity of law |
| 1 | high legal culture |
| 0 | priority of the individual |
| 0 | political rights and freedoms |
| 1 | development of civil society |
| 59. | Basic theory of the origin of law: |
| 0 | production |
| 1 | psychological |
| 0 | space |
| 1 | Marxist |
| 0 | natural law |
| 1 | patriarchal |
| 0 | irrigation |
| class | |
| 60. | Sources of Islamic law: |
| 0 | torus |
| 1 | Koran |
| 0 | Talmud |
| 0 | Arthashastra |
| 1 | sunna |
| 0 | Veda |
| 1 | kiyas |
| 0 | manners |
| 61. | Types of social norms: |
| 0 | usual business practices |
| 1 | rules of conduct governing the people’s attitude to religion |
| 0 | safety notice |
| 0 | performance standards |
| 0 | rules of the road |
| 0 | engineering standards |
| 1 | moral norms |
| 1 | customs, traditions |
| 62. | Legal practice: |
| 0 | laws adopted by the State |
| 0 | any custom that survives today |
| 1 | customs, expressed in writing |
| 1 | customs, expressed in a strictly defined form, state-sanctioned |
| 1 | customs governing the conduct of people who are guaranteed power of the state |
| 0 | repetitive actions |
| 0 | rules dictated by the laws of nature |
| 0 | laws, which make amendments to existing laws |
| 63. | The form in which the rule of law elements in articles legal act: |
| 0 | direct |
| 0 | indirect |
| 0 | expansion |
| 1 | blanket |
| 1 | literal |
| 1 | Referential |
| 0 | restrictive |
| 0 | informational |
| 64. | Lawmaking principles: |
| 0 | concreteness |
| 0 | professionalism |
| 0 | validity |
| 0 | imperative |
| 1 | scientific |
| 0 | expediency |
| 1 | justice |
| 1 | democracy |
| 65. | Structural elements of the legal system: |
| 0 | rule of law |
| 1 | legislation |
| 0 | legal relations |
| 0 | the function of law |
| 1 | legal system |
| 0 | sources (forms) rights |
| 0 | essence of the right |
| 1 | legal regulation mechanism |
| 66. | Signs of legal nihilism : |
| 1 | possible absolutisation individualistic start |
| 1 | denial of the spiritual and social phenomena |
| 0 | rational understanding of the legal reality, based on the recognition of the necessity of legal regulation |
| 0 | principles, beliefs, ideas, assessing the prospects for the evolution and continuous development of the law |
| 0 | systematic, scientifically based, theorized reflection of legal phenomena in their entirety and integrity |
| 0 | intolerance towards offenders |
| 0 | scientific generalization of the political and legal development of the society in its inseparable connection with the state and the law |
| 1 | denial of social ideals and values |
| 67. | Types of legal culture depending on the media: |
| 1 | Group legal culture |
| 0 | legal legal culture |
| 0 | casual legal culture |
| 0 | public legal culture |
| 0 | regulatory and legal culture |
| 1 | doctrinal legal culture |
| 0 | authentic legal culture |
| 1 | Western legal culture |
| 68. | Signs of a subjective right: |
| 1 | legal responsibility |
| 1 | measure the possible behavior |
| 0 | measure the required behavior |
| 1 | the obligated person has no choice between performance and dereliction of duty |
| 0 | provided a public censure |
| 0 | personality |
| 0 | legality |
| 0 | constitutional duties |
| 69. | Types of informal interpretation: |
| 0 | authentic |
| 1 | group |
| 1 | everyday |
| 0 | individual |
| 0 | doctrinal |
| 1 | corporate |
| 0 | official |
| 0 | court |
| 70. | Methods of interpretation of the law: |
| 1 | systematic |
| 0 | doctrinal |
| 0 | authentic |
| 1 | casual |
| 0 | legal |
| 1 | grammatical |
| historical and political | |
| 0 | legal |
| 71. | Key stage mechanism of legal regulation: |
| 1 | discussion and voting |
| 0 | promulgation of laws |
| 0 | establishment of facts |
| 0 | establishing a specific legal relationship with the division on subjects empowered and obliged |
| 1 | stage of legislative initiative |
| 1 | publication of laws |
| 0 | amending |
| 0 | veto |
| 72. | Types of lawful behavior: |
| 0 | culpable conduct |
| 1 | legal behavior |
| 1 | causal behavior |
| 0 | conformist behavior |
| 0 | wrongdoing |
| 1 | normative behavior |
| 0 | corporate behavior |
| 0 | immoral behavior |
| 73. | Measures of disciplinary liability: |
| 1 | termination of employment |
| 0 | administrative arrest |
| 0 | indemnification |
| 1 | demotion |
| 0 | death penalty |
| 1 | reprimand |
| 0 | imprisonment |
| 0 | promotion |
| 74. | Guarantees of legality: |
| 1 | relative |
| 0 | contractual |
| 1 | legal |
| 0 | psychological |
| 0 | economic |
| 0 | enforcement |
| 1 | absolute |
| 0 | temporary |
| 75. | Human Rights: |
| 0 | human dignity |
| 0 | incapacitation person |
| 0 | legality of birth |
| 0 | nationality |
| 0 | natural abilities of the individual |
| 1 | freedom and personal security |
| 1 | freedom of entrepreneurship |
| 1 | social and political |
Óðîâåíü 2 - ñðåäíèå (150 âîïðîñîâ)
| 76. | Understood as the principle of complexity in the study of state-legal phenomena? |
| 0 | consideration of public-legal phenomena from the perspective of the past |
| 0 | consideration of public-legal phenomena as separate, unrelated phenomena of social life |
| 1 | as a requirement of an objective approach |
| 1 | as the need to consider public-legal phenomena in relation |
| 0 | as a movement in time and space |
| 0 | as requiring a subjective approach |
| 0 | as circular movement of persons |
| 1 | as the need to consider public-legal phenomena as holistic education |
| 77. | What do you call a method of studying the theory of state and law, which is to review the state-legal phenomena in terms of their past and expected future? |
| 0 | functional method |
| 0 | systematic method |
| 1 | method of historicism |
| 0 | synthesis |
| 0 | analysis |
| 0 | legalistic |
| 1 | comparative legal |
| 1 | prognostic |
| 78. | Which of the following causes of the state is the main terms of the formation approach ? |
| 0 | state arose as a result of the social contract |
| 1 | social division of labor, the emergence of private property, the appearance of classes - antagonists |
| 0 | state is the result of divine will |
| 0 | state arose as a result of expansion of the family |
| 0 | state arose as a result of the capture of some other tribes |
| 1 | state arose as a result of the socio- historical formations |
| 1 | state arose as a result of slaveholders and slaves |
| 0 | state arose as a result of the collective agreement |
| 79. | Science about the origin, development and functioning of the state and law - is: |
| 0 | sociology of Law |
| 1 | history of political and legal doctrines |
| 1 | Universal History of State and Law |
| 1 | General Theory of State and Law |
| 0 | political science |
| 0 | philosophy |
| 0 | mathematics |
| 0 | physics |
| 80. | What do you call a method of studying the state-legal phenomena consists in the study of public opinion? |
| 0 | comparative |
| 1 | sociological |
| 0 | dialectical materialism |
| 0 | logical |
| 0 | historical materialism |
| 0 | psychological |
| 1 | telephone survey |
| 1 | public discussion |
| 81. | Which of the methods used to analyze the similarities, differences and classification of legal phenomena? |
| 1 | comparative |
| 0 | cybernetic |
| 0 | mathematical |
| 0 | sociological |
| 0 | logical |
| 1 | analysis |
| 1 | synthesis |
| 0 | philosophical |
| 82. | Which of these signs is the core concept of the state? |
| 1 | public authority |
| 0 | associate membership residents |
| 0 | subjection to certain rules of human behavior |
| 0 | majority rule |
| 0 | joint activity |
| 1 | territorial organization of citizens |
| 1 | payment of taxes |
| 0 | irrigation works |
| 83. | Which of the following definitions state correctly reflects the current understanding of it ? |
| 0 | State aid is violence of one class over another |
| 0 | State is a way of bringing people together to live together |
| 0 | State is an alliance of people united by common ideas for restructuring the world |
| 0 | State is a tool to suppress dissent in society |
| 1 | State is a means of social compromise that connects people based on the laws |
| 1 | State is a voluntary association of people |
| 1 | State is the political organization of society |
| 0 | State is a form of civil society |
| 84. | Which of the theories of the origin of the state more objectively considering its causes? |
| 0 | theological |
| 0 | negotiated |
| 0 | psychological |
| 1 | historical-materialist |
| 0 | theory of violence |
| 1 | marsksistskaya |
| 1 | materialistic |
| 0 | irrigation |
| 85. | Which of the following features is unique to the state? |
| 0 | availability leader |
| 0 | bringing people to live together and joint activities |
| 0 | Availability Programme of Action and Development Strategy |
| 1 | lawmaking |
| 0 | adoption of the regulations and other statutory instruments |
| 1 | payment of taxes |
| 1 | public authority |
| 0 | the existence of private property |
| 86 | Supremacy of state power in relation to other types of power, and also in relation to other states, denoted by the term: |
| 0 | sovereignty |
| 1 | legality |
| 0 | legal status |
| 0 | legal order |
| 0 | stability |
| 0 | legal culture |
| 1 | competence |
| 1 | scope |
| 87. | To what form of state, the proposed classification, including China, Japan, India? |
| 0 | Roman |
| 0 | Athenian |
| 0 | European |
| 1 | eastern |
| 0 | German |
| 1 | Orientalist |
| 1 | non-Western |
| 0 | african |
| 88. | Which of the following theories explain the origin of the state law enslavement of some tribes and other wars of conquest? |
| 0 | Marxist |
| 0 | natural law |
| 1 | theory of violence |
| 0 | psychological |
| 0 | negotiated |
| 1 | barbaric |
| 0 | sociological |
| 1 | theory of capture and enslavement |
| 89. | What was the main cause of the German state? |
| 0 | the need for public works |
| 0 | transition from appropriating economy to producing |
| 0 | class contradictions |
| 1 | capture and annexation of foreign territories |
| 0 | scientific - technical progress |
| 1 | penetration within the other tribes |
| 1 | war barbarian tribes |
| 0 | the emergence of private property |
| 90. | Which of the following countries was the result of internal contradictions, ie classical way (following Engels’ Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State)? |
| 0 | ⅜ypt |
| 1 | Athens |
| 0 | Germany |
| 0 | India |
| 0 | China |
| 1 | Sparta |
| 1 | Greece |
| 0 | Rome |
| 91. | Highlight the main feature of the state (political) power, which distinguishes it from other types of public authority: |
| 0 | coincidence with the population |
| 1 | the power of authority leader |
| 1 | Availability of public authority |
| 0 | availability leader |
| 0 | expression of the interests of any one group of people |
| 1 | possibility of coercion |
| 0 | emergence of laws |
| 0 | domination of the customs and traditions |
| 92. | Which of the theories of the origin of the state treats appearance as a continuation of the power of his father, that overgrown family? |
| 0 | negotiated |
| 0 | theological |
| 1 | patriarchal |
| 0 | theory of violence |
| 0 | Marxist |
| 1 | paternalistic |
| 1 | power of the householder |
| 0 | psychological |
| 93. | Types of systematization of legal acts: |
| 0 | collision |
| 0 | delegated legislation |
| 1 | consolidation |
| 0 | authorization |
| 1 | codification |
| 0 | referendum |
| 1 | incorporation |
| 0 | fiction |
| 94. | Which of these theories explains the origin of the state properties of the human psyche, human need to live in a collective, his desire to seek the authority: |
| 0 | negotiated |
| 0 | patriarchal |
| 0 | theory of violence |
| 0 | theological |
| 1 | psychological |
| 1 | psycho-emotional |
| 1 | psychosocial |
| 0 | Marxist |
| 95. | Which of the following reasons was the main cause of the Athenian state? |
| 0 | division of society into antagonistic classes opposite |
| 1 | population will |
| 1 | expansion of the tribal community and the search for more powerful authority |
| 0 | sedentary |
| 0 | the need for public works |
| 1 | contract |
| 0 | first laws |
| 0 | divine will |
| 96. | The names of any figures associated reforms in the Athenian state? |
| 0 | Democritus |
| 1 | Theseus |
| 0 | Socrates |
| 0 | Plato |
| 1 | Cleisthenes |
| 1 | Solon |
| 0 | Aristotle |
| 97. | Highlight the main feature of a public authority, allowing him to take legally significant decisions on behalf of the state: |
| 0 | availability of budget |
| 0 | availability Print |
| 0 | special structural organization |
| 1 | authority, based on the laws |
| 0 | Community Relations |
| 1 | competence |
| 0 | legal regulations |
| 0 | elected nature state employees |
| 98. | In which of the definitions of the state expressed the essence of the Marxist approach to the state? |
| 0 | the state is an institution of social compromise and achieving social benefits |
| 1 | State is a machine for the oppression of one class by another, in order to maintain economic dominance class of owners |
| 0 | State is the best way of organizing people’s lives for their social benefits, the most just form of exercising power |
| 0 | state is a way to preserve the territory by combining population |
| 0 | State is a way to unite families in a large area |
| 1 | State is the subordination of citizens to the ideals of socialism |
| 1 | State persecution of dissent, censorship |
| 0 | State procedure is complete withering away at a certain stage of development |
| 99. | How does the concept of designated political regime and way of forced population subordination of state power? |
| 1 | diktat |
| 0 | protectorate |
| 0 | sovereignty |
| 0 | Principate |
| 0 | paternalism |
| 1 | dictatorship |
| 1 | authoritarianism |
| 0 | fascism |
| 100. | What do you call a political and legal relationship with a certain person by the state? |
| 1 | status |
| 0 | competence |
| 0 | warranty |
| 1 | citizenship |
| 0 | legalization |
| 1 | dual citizenship |
| 0 | extradition |
| 0 | intervention |
| 101. | Which of Ihetheoriesargued thatpoliticalpower should belong tothe econo- micallydominant class? |
| Marxist | |
| 0 | natural law |
| 0 | idealistic |
| 0 | patriarchal |
| 0 | Negotiable |
| 1 | dialectical |
| 0 | sociological |
| 1 | class |
| 102. | As indicated by the concept of popular sovereignty in the theory of law? |
| 1 | sovereignty of the people and the rule in making fundamental decisions |
| 0 | independence of the population from the government |
| 0 | opportunity to participate in business |
| 0 | people’s right to territorial separation |
| 0 | the right to an adequate standard of living |
| 1 | popular sovereignty |
| 1 | national sovereignty |
| 0 | state sovereignty |
| 103. | What do you call a scientific approach, according to which type of state is determined by the type of production relations, the nature and level of development of productive forces? |
| 0 | civilizational |
| 1 | formational |
| 0 | sociological |
| 0 | chronological |
| 0 | historical |
| 1 | socio-economic system |
| 0 | legal |
| 1 | mode of production |
| 104. | Which of the following features is crucial to the characterization of the state of the exploitative type? |
| 0 | equality of all before the law and court |
| 0 | social compromise, consent |
| 1 | class domination |
| 0 | law and order |
| 0 | political and ideological diversity |
| 1 | violence |
| 1 | suppression |
| 0 | lack of equality of citizens |
| 105. | Scientific approach, according to which the basis for defining the type of state put a certain level of material and spiritual culture of the people: |
| 1 | civilizational |
| 0 | formational |
| 0 | sociological |
| 0 | chronological |
| 0 | historical |
| 1 | Culture and History |
| 1 | traditional |
| 0 | class |
| 106. | Highlight the most characteristic feature of the ancient Oriental slave states: |
| 1 | the existence of remnants of the primitive communal system |
| 0 | protection of human rights and freedoms |
| 1 | private ownership of land |
| 0 | active public participation in the formation of state structures |
| 0 | political pluralism |
| 1 | irrigation works |
| 0 | emergence of legal codifications |
| 0 | transfer of power by inheritance |
| 107. | Highlight the most important function of a slave state |
| 0 | equality of citizens before the law and the courts |
| 0 | protection of the rights of the poor |
| 0 | ensuring equality |
| 0 | social function |
| 1 | protection of private property |
| 1 | adoption of laws |
| 1 | protection of the rights of slaveholders |
| 0 | political function |
| 108. | Which of the following factors largely determined the shape of state of Saudi Arabia? |
| 0 | territorial |
| 1 | geographic |
| 1 | religious |
| 0 | political |
| 0 | social, external |
| 1 | climate |
| 0 | economic |
| 0 | historical |
| 109. | What were the main reasons for the formation of the state of the ancient Romans? |
| 1 | struggle between the patricians and plebeians |
| 0 | conquest of the territory of other tribes |
| 0 | specialization of social labor |
| 0 | replacement appropriating economy generating |
| 0 | emergence of monogamous family |
| 1 | the emergence of private property |
| 0 | lawmaking |
| 1 | protection of private property |
| 110. | Type the state in which the public authorities are fused with the apparatus of private power, thereby providing an essential principle and immediate political power supplies landlord: |
| 0 | slave state |
| 1 | feudal state |
| 0 | bourgeois state |
| 0 | socialist state |
| 0 | legal democratic state |
| 1 | medieval state |
| 1 | European state |
| 0 | primitive state |
| 111. | Who laid the theoretical foundations of the socialist state? |
| Aristotle, JJ Rousseau | |
| 1 | Marx |
| 0 | Sh.Monteske |
| 0 | G.Grotsy, Hobbes |
| 0 | A.Radischev, L.Gumplovich |
| 1 | Engels |
| 1 | Lenin |
| 0 | Dzh.Lokk |
| 112. | What is meant by socio-economic formation in the theory of law ? |
| 1 | historical type of society based on ownership and a certain mode of production |
| 0 | various historical periods of social development, which is characterized by its level of spiritual development |
| 0 | ideal type of the State in which human rights are respected |
| 0 | element forms of state |
| 0 | forms of the various states |
| 1 | a certain level of development of productive forces |
| 1 | a certain level of production relations |
| 0 | method of forming a state authority |
| 113. | Highlight important specific feature of early class society in the East: |
| 0 | democratic way of formation of state power |
| 1 | Asiatic mode of production |
| 0 | private ownership of land |
| 0 | broad public participation in the management of the company |
| 0 | equality of all before the law |
| 1 | communal character of the device life |
| 1 | irrigation works |
| 0 | transfer of power by inheritance |
| 114. | Highlight the most important principle of the feudal type of state: |
| 0 | legal equality of citizens before the law and the courts |
| 1 | principle of vassal |
| 0 | the principle of representation of all segments of the population in the state bodies |
| 0 | the principle of separation of powers |
| 0 | the principle of democracy and human rights |
| 1 | matching amount of land the size of government |
| 0 | observance of the principle of checks and balances |
| 1 | leases |
| 115. | Which of the following States in the form of government is a parliamentary republic? |
| 0 | The Russian Federation |
| 0 | The Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | USA |
| 0 | Germany |
| 1 | France |
| 1 | The Kyrgyz Republic |
| 1 | United Kingdom |
| 0 | The Republic of Uzbekistan |
| 116. | Temporary alliance of states, united voluntarily to meet the common interests of the political, economic, and political nature: |
| 0 | unitary state |
| 0 | federated state |
| 0 | national-territorial federation |
| 1 | confederation |
| 0 | empire |
| 0 | monarchy |
| 1 | military Confederation |
| 1 | temporary military alliance |
| 117. | Which species belongs Confederation following definition: «The union of two states, based on a contract, according to which the stronger state is obligated to provide weaker protection in the form of economic and cultural assistance, armed protection, representation in domestic affairs?» |
| 0 | interstate unions; |
| 0 | federated state |
| 1 | union |
| 0 | protectorate |
| 0 | empire |
| 0 | triumvirate |
| 1 | confederation |
| 1 | temporary military alliance |
| 118. | Highlight feature presidential republic: |
| 0 | absence of the parliament |
| 0 | parliamentary responsibility of the government, the formation of a coalition based on its |
| 1 | extraparliamentary method of electing the President |
| 0 | formation solely by the President of the Parliament |
| 0 | government can be dismissed by Parliament |
| 1 | opportunity to dismiss the government |
| 1 | appointment and removal of officials from office |
| 0 | lack of government |
| 119. | Which of the following applies to the federated states? |
| 0 | France |
| 0 | England |
| 0 | Italy |
| 1 | USA |
| 0 | Japan |
| 1 | The Russian Federation |
| 1 | Germany The Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 120. | Highlight of the signs of the dictatorial regime: |
| 0 | separation of powers |
| 0 | a real opportunity to influence the formation of public authorities |
| 0 | ability to influence the adoption of the most significant decisions for the state |
| 0 | political pluralism and media freedom |
| 1 | the rights and freedoms receives legislative recognition |
| 1 | bgcolor=white>censorship|
| 1 | Mass arrests of people |
| 0 | observance of the principle of checks and balances |
| 121. | What can not be a sign of a democratic regime in the modern state? |
| 0 | freedom of speech |
| 0 | universal and equal suffrage |
| 0 | separation of powers |
| 1 | violations of human rights and freedoms |
| 0 | political freedom for the opposition |
| 1 | illegal arrests |
| 1 | executions without trial |
| 0 | pluralism |
| 122. | How the concept denoted structure, formation, organization and interaction of the higher authorities of the State: |
| 0 | legal system |
| 0 | sovereignty |
| 0 | legitimacy |
| 1 | constitutionality |
| 1 | government |
| 0 | legality |
| 1 | form of government |
| 0 | publicity |
| 123. | Structure of the highest state authorities, the order of their formation and the distribution of competences between the concept denoted: |
| 0 | capacity |
| 0 | form of government |
| 0 | state and political regime |
| 1 | government |
| 0 | political system |
| 1 | forming method |
| 1 | procedure for substitution |
| 0 | reporting |
| 124. | What form of government is inherent in such a feature, as the head of state legal irresponsibility? |
| 0 | Democratic People’s Republic |
| 0 | presidential republic |
| 0 | mixed Republic |
| 1 | absolute monarchy |
| 0 | parliamentary republic |
| 1 | monarchy |
| 1 | constitutional monarchy |
| 0 | authoritarian state |
| 125 | Called as a form of organization of state power in the states of the East, where the absolute monarch entirely relied on the power ofthe military-bureaucratic apparatus? |
| 0 | People’s Assembly |
| 1 | oriental despotism |
| 0 | aristocratic republic |
| 0 | constitutional monarchy |
| 0 | estate-representative monarchy |
| 1 | irrigational State |
| 1 | Office management |
| 0 | absolute monarchy |
| 126. | When any form of territorial structure of the state and other public entities are combined on the basis of the Constitution and the treaty, maintaining its sovereignty and with their higher authorities? |
| 0 | unitary state |
| 1 | federated state |
| 0 | confederation |
| 0 | autonomy |
| 0 | empire |
| 0 | monarchy |
| 1 | national Federation |
| 1 | federation |
| 127. | What form of government persists in modern European states, where power and formal head of state is stored in the power of tradition? |
| 0 | absolute monarchy |
| 0 | estate-representative monarchy |
| 0 | oriental despotism |
| 0 | limited monarchy |
| 1 | constitutional monarchy |
| 1 | power of the king |
| 1 | authority of the Crown Prince |
| 0 | republic |
| 128. | At what form of government the state power is twofold, Parliament adopts laws governing the country through the monarch appointed by and responsible to him the government? |
| 1 | dual monarchy |
| 0 | absolute monarchy |
| 0 | estate-representative monarchy |
| 0 | republic |
| 0 | oriental despotism |
| 1 | dual monarchy |
| 1 | monarchy with signs and absolute and constitutional |
| 0 | tyranny |
| 129. | Name the kind of form of government where the head of state at a certain parliamentary participation forms the government, which is responsible to them and they can also be dismissed: |
| 0 | parliamentary republic |
| 0 | aristocratic republic |
| 0 | mixed Republic |
| 1 | presidential Republic |
| 0 | absolute monarchy |
| 0 | estate-representative monarchy |
| 1 | Republic, led by the Head of State |
| 1 | republic, where the head of state forms the government |
| 130. | What do you call a form of government, which is characterized by the sovereignty of the monarch, the constitution and the parliament are missing? |
| 0 | constitutional monarchy |
| 1 | absolute monarchy |
| 0 | republic |
| estate-representative monarchy | |
| 0 | feudal monarchy |
| 1 | monarchy headed by King |
| 1 | monarchy headed by Queen |
| 0 | oriental despotism |
| 131. | How does the concept of designated territorial organization of the state, the ratio of the state as a whole and its components? |
| 1 | state and political regime |
| 0 | state mechanism |
| 1 | government |
| 0 | credentials |
| 1 | form of government |
| 0 | functions of the state |
| 0 | legal regulation mechanism |
| 0 | competence |
| 132. | What do you call a form of government in the modern United Arab Emirates, in which seven emirates united and power belongs collegial body, the Council of the emirs of seven emirates united and assign them to Parliament? |
| 0 | unitary state |
| 0 | federated state |
| 1 | confederation |
| 0 | Commonwealth of Independent States |
| 0 | empire |
| 1 | sultanate |
| 1 | emirate |
| 0 | triumvirate |
| 133. | Form of government in which the supreme bodies of state and the head of state elected for a certain period of population and state power is exercised on behalf of the people: |
| 0 | estate-representative monarchy |
| 1 | republic |
| 0 | absolute monarchy |
| 0 | feudal monarchy |
| 0 | dual monarchy |
| 1 | presidential Republic |
| 1 | parliamentary Republic |
| 0 | constitutional monarchy |
| 134. | What should be understood as a form of public-political regime? |
| 0 | procedure for the formation of public authorities |
| 0 | national-territorial structure |
| 1 | combination of techniques for exercising state power |
| 0 | structure of local government |
| 0 | form and manner of formation of the state |
| 1 | set of methods for organizing the government |
| 1 | a set of techniques for organizing the government |
| 0 | structure of public authorities |
| 135. | Which of the following features characterizes democratic political and legal regime? |
| 0 | monocracy |
| 1 | legal opposition parties |
| 0 | concentration of state power in one state body |
| 0 | restricting the activities of trade unions and political parties |
| 0 | formal statement of the rights and freedoms of citizens and their violation |
| 1 | protection of the rights and interests of citizens |
| 1 | rule of law |
| 0 | a regime of terror and violence in society |
| 136. | Methods and ways of realization of the government covered by the concept: |
| 1 | form of government |
| 1 | government |
| 0 | type of state |
| 1 | state and political regime |
| 0 | competence |
| 0 | sanction |
| 0 | nihilism |
| 0 | form of government |
| 137. | What do you call a form of state-territorial structure of the state, consisting usually of administrative-territorial units, otherwise it is called one and indivisible? |
| 0 | federation |
| 1 | unitary state |
| 0 | confederation |
| 0 | Commonwealth of Independent States |
| 0 | national-territorial federation |
| 1 | simple state |
| 1 | unitary and indivisible state |
| 0 | customs union |
| 138. | What form of association (union) does not create a single constitution and a single citizenship, and created for the implementation of political and economic problems? |
| 1 | confederation |
| 0 | federation national Federation |
| 0 | unitary state |
| 0 | empire |
| 1 | military Confederation |
| 1 | temporary Confederation |
| 0 | tyranny |
| 139. | What form of government was established in Russia after the October 1917 according to the Marxist-Leninist doctrine of the state and the law? |
| 0 | bourgeois republic as a transitional form of government |
| 0 | constitutional monarchy |
| 1 | Soviet republic |
| 0 | presidential republic |
| 0 | parliamentary republic |
| 1 | republic of workers and peasants |
| 1 | dictatorship of the proletariat |
| 0 | absolute monarchy |
| 140. | Reflecting such a category as «a form of state-territorial structure»? |
| method of forming higher authorities | |
| 0 | techniques and methods for the implementation of operational activities of the state executive |
| 0 | criteria typology State |
| 0 | composition of the government and other executive bodies |
| 0 | features of the internal organization of the state |
| 1 | method of formation of government bodies |
| 1 | method of forming a power structures |
| 0 | constituent parts of the state |
| 141. | What form of government characterized by such features as the government and the election of the President of the Legislative Assembly and the first legal responsibility to the legislature? |
| 1 | parliamentary republic absolute monarchy |
| 0 | dual monarchy |
| 0 | constitutional monarchy |
| 0 | presidential republic |
| 1 | Democratic Republic |
| 0 | republic of Soviets |
| 1 | republic with a parliamentary majority |
| 142. | What feature of the totalitarian state and political regime? |
| 0 | it differs in the predominance of liberal and democratic ideas |
| 0 | it creates the conditions for the free and full development of personality, human rights are respected |
| 1 | in hypertrophied role of the state, the concentration of power in the hands of the ruling elite |
| 0 | State ensures the rule of law and equality of all citizens |
| 0 | authorities are interested in the broad participation in the formation of power and control over her |
| 1 | censorship |
| 1 | in the persecution of dissent |
| 0 | in the formation of a civilized civil society |
| 143. | Function of the state, which is in the publication, modification or revocation of legal acts is : |
| 0 | enforcement |
| 0 | operational and executive |
| 0 | law enforcement |
| 1 | lawmaking |
| 0 | organizational |
| 0 | pravoispolnitelnaya |
| 1 | legislative |
| 1 | representative |
| 144. | Which of the activities included in the maintenance of the social functions of the state? |
| 0 | law enforcement |
| 0 | protection of nature and cultural monuments |
| 0 | collection of taxes and customs duties |
| 1 | support of the poor and vulnerable |
| 0 | establishment of the army and the country’s defense |
| 1 | pensions |
| 0 | punishment of offenders |
| 1 | solution of demographic problems |
| 145. | Which of the following is included in the content of the economic functions of the state? |
| 0 | ensuring national consensus |
| 1 | attraction of foreign investments |
| 0 | culture and arts |
| 0 | poor social support |
| 0 | policing |
| 1 | development of small and medium-sized businesses |
| 1 | freedom of entrepreneurship |
| 0 | establishment of the army and the country’s defense |
| 146. | The main activities of the state, expressing the goals, objectives to manage the company, designated by the term : |
| 1 | functions of the state |
| 0 | personality |
| 0 | sovereignty |
| 0 | political system |
| 0 | relationship |
| 1 | main directions |
| 0 | legal Culture |
| 1 | activities of the State |
| 147. | How to is a function of the state, which is the content of state activity on health and safety of people, the establishment of a guaranteed wage, pension, development of the system of social services, etc.? |
| 0 | economic function |
| 0 | function integration into the world economy social function |
| 0 | conservation and protection of the rights and freedoms of citizens, of all forms of property and the rule of law |
| 0 | function of international cooperation in the sphere of politics |
| 1 | public function |
| 1 | development of social services |
| 0 | political function |
| 148. | How is the function of the state, the content of which is the organization of production, the development of commodity - money relations and the formation of the market of goods and services ? |
| 0 | social |
| 1 | economic |
| 0 | financial control |
| 0 | taxation |
| 0 | lawmaking |
| 1 | market |
| 1 | strengthening the material - technical base |
| 0 | enforcement |
| 149. | Highlight the main activity of the state, was a more effective implementation of the interests of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the field of economy, trade, business in the international arena : |
| WTO accession and integration into the world economy | |
| 0 | establishment of structures for the systematic solution of ecological problems |
| 0 | formation and replenishment of the state treasury |
| 0 | promotion of private enterprise |
| 0 | involvement in social production unemployed able-bodied population |
| 1 | entry into the customs union |
| 0 | labor migration |
| 0 | creation of an economic union based on the Central Asian republics |
| 150. | Which function includes the activities of the State to participate in the various political, military and economic alliances with other states? |
| 0 | in function of social control in the law-making function |
| 0 | in economic function |
| 0 | a social function, ie support socially vulnerable |
| 1 | function in peace and cooperation with other countries |
| 1 | in strengthening the defense function |
| 1 | function in ensuring good neighborly relations |
| 0 | in function of parliamentary control |
| 151. | Advantageous embodiments of the functions of government in a democratic society |
| 0 | coercive |
| 1 | legal |
| 0 | administrative-command |
| 0 | supervisory and control |
| 0 | organizational |
| 1 | legal |
| 1 | legal |
| 0 | political |
| 152. | What is meant by the law enforcement activities of government ? |
| 0 | activities to establish control over the observance of morality and customs |
| 0 | activities on state ideology |
| 1 | Follow-laws |
| 0 | economic and organizational activities |
| 0 | organizational and regulatory activities |
| 1 | work for the establishment of law and order |
| 1 | activities on supervision of legality |
| 0 | socio -educational activities |
| 153. | Which of the organs of the state function as financial control and replenishment of the country? |
| 0 | courts |
| 1 | tax committees |
| 0 | Department of Justice Maslikhats and governorates |
| 0 | police and army |
| 1 | tax inspections |
| 1 | court of auditors |
| 0 | prosecutor’s office |
| 154. | What is the purpose of the prosecution of RK? |
| 0 | exercise of the judicial function |
| 0 | exercise of the legislative function |
| 0 | implementation of the ideological function of |
| 1 | oversee the strict observance of laws |
| 0 | implementation function of investigation preliminary investigation |
| 0 | exercise of executive functions |
| 1 | overseeing steady observance of laws |
| 0 | control and supervision of law enforcement agencies |
| 155. | Which of these powers does not fall within the competence of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan? |
| 0 | publication of acts of amnesty |
| 0 | publication of decrees |
| 0 | signing laws |
| 0 | akim’s appointment |
| 1 | resignation of the government |
| 1 | publication of the verdict |
| 1 | seizure of property |
| 0 | Ratification of international treaties |
| 156. | Who owns the idea of separation of powers into three branches? |
| 0 | Engels |
| 0 | Marx |
| 0 | J. Bodin |
| 0 | Hugo Grotius |
| 1 | Sh - L.Monteske Aristotle |
| 1 | Thomas Jefferson |
| 0 | Lenin |
| 157. | To exclusive jurisdiction of any authority relates bringing charges against the President of the RK treason |
| 0 | Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Constitutional Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Ministry of Justice |
| 1 | Senate |
| 0 | Majilis |
| 0 | General Prosecutor’s Office of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | Legislative authority |
| 1 | RK Parliament |
| 158. | The independence of judges is : |
| 1 | judges are independent |
| 0 | The judge has immunity |
| 0 | Judges are subject only to the superior courts |
| 0 | Judges are subject to the prosecution |
| 1 | Judges are guided only by their sense of justice |
| 0 | Judges are appointed for life |
| 1 | Judges are guided only by laws |
| 0 | Judges apply the laws and regulations |
| Inquiry and preliminary investigation of the crimes committed in the Republic of Kazakhstan is carried out: | |
| 0 | any law enforcement authorities |
| 1 | bodies of internal affairs |
| 0 | RK courts |
| 0 | prosecutors |
| 0 | bodies of notaries |
| 1 | departments of inquiry |
| 0 | OCS pre-trial authorities |
| 160 | Who is in the Constitution has the right to appoint the Chairman of the Constitutional Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | Kazakh President |
| 0 | Kazakh Parliament |
| 0 | Ministry of Justice |
| 0 | Prosecutor General of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | President of the Constitutional Council shall be elected by the members of the Constitutional Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | head of state |
| 1 | Turkmen leader |
| 0 | The Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 161. | Central authority exercising supreme supervision over the legality, is : |
| 0 | Ministry of Justice |
| 0 | The Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | The Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | General Prosecutor’s Office of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Kazakh Parliament |
| 1 | State-legal department of the Presidential Administration |
| 1 | Collegium of the Supreme Court |
| 0 | Prime Minister of Kazakhstan |
| 162. | What do you call a local representative body ? |
| 0 | akimat |
| 0 | Majilis |
| 0 | parliament |
| 1 | maslihat |
| 0 | Senate |
| 1 | District maslihat |
| 1 | rural maslihat |
| 0 | state notary’s office |
| 163. | Part ( member) state mechanism in authority and acting on behalf of the state : |
| 0 | political party |
| 0 | trade union |
| 1 | State authority |
| 0 | labor collective |
| 0 | administration of state institutions |
| 1 | District akimat |
| 1 | regional administration |
| 0 | public Association |
| 164 | Who appointed regional governors and republican cities by the Constitution ? |
| 1 | President on the Prime Minister’s |
| 0 | Government by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | President of the Senate |
| 0 | State Secretary of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | RK Parliament |
| 1 | The Head of State |
| 1 | leader of the nation |
| 0 | Prosecutor General of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 165. | As in the theory of the state is called the system of state bodies with powers and acting within its jurisdiction ? |
| 0 | Soviets of People’s Deputies |
| 0 | legislative assembly |
| 1 | state machine |
| 0 | officials |
| 0 | rulers |
| 0 | advocacy |
| 1 | executive |
| 1 | state and local control |
| 166. | How is called the principle of organization and operation of the state apparatus of requiring a strict and steady implementation of laws ? |
| 0 | The principle of openness |
| 1 | the rule of law |
| 0 | the principle of humanism |
| 0 | principle of Unitarianism |
| 0 | the principle of respect for human rights |
| 1 | principle of legality |
| 1 | the rule of law |
| 0 | principle of bureaucracy |
| 167. | How the concept denotes the set of powers ( rights and obligations ), which has a public body or official : |
| 1 | competence |
| 0 | contract |
| 0 | prerogative |
| 0 | veto |
| 0 | legislative leadership |
| 1 | credentials |
| 1 | scope |
| 0 | personality |
| 168. | Which of the following is the body of general jurisdiction ? |
| 0 | Ministry of Finance |
| 1 | government |
| 0 | Ministry of Internal Affairs |
| 0 | MOE |
| 0 | prosecutor’s office |
| 1 | cabinet |
| 1 | executive |
| 0 | state notary’s office |
| 169. | Who is in the Constitution has the right to appoint the Prosecutor General of Kazakhstan ? |
| 1 | bgcolor=white>President with the consent of Parliament|
| 0 | Kazakh Parliament alone |
| 0 | Department of Justice |
| 0 | subordinate prosecutors |
| 0 | selected members of the Constitutional Council |
| 1 | head of state |
| 1 | Leader of nation |
| 0 | Judge |
| 170. | To submit to the courts in the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Chairman of the Supreme Court |
| 0 | Chairman of the Upper House of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Minister of Justice |
| 0 | the Prosecutor General |
| 1 | only to the Constitution and the law |
| 0 | Prosecutor |
| 0 | lawyer |
| 1 | Chief Judge of the republic |
| 171. | Body, whose mandate includes decide questions of war and peace in the Republic of Kazakhstan, is : |
| 1 | parliament |
| 0 | President alone |
| 0 | The Constitutional Council |
| 0 | Supreme Court |
| 0 | Department of Justice |
| 1 | The Legislature |
| 1 | representative body |
| 0 | prosecutor’s office |
| 172. | In accordance with the principle of separation of powers, the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan : |
| 1 | ensure coordinated functioning of all branches of government |
| 0 | forms a system of executive bodies from top to bottom |
| 0 | headed by the legislature |
| 0 | headed by the judiciary |
| 0 | the Chairman of the Government |
| 1 | provides a system of checks and balances |
| 1 | provides the principle of social justice |
| 0 | protects the external borders of the state |
| 173. | Which of the following bodies, is a representative that is elected ? government |
| 0 | Department of Justice |
| 1 | maslihat |
| 0 | administration of the President |
| 0 | administration akimat |
| 1 | District maslihat |
| 1 | regional maslihat |
| 0 | courts |
| 174 | Variety executive bodies established by the government for the individual functions : |
| 0 | courts |
| 1 | Ministry |
| 0 | prosecutor’s office |
| 0 | maslikhats |
| 0 | parliament |
| 1 | agencies |
| 1 | departments |
| 0 | governorates |
| 175. | Public authority registering public associations under the laws of RK: |
| 0 | militia |
| 0 | state notary’s office |
| 0 | prosecutor’s office |
| 1 | Department of Justice |
| 0 | government |
| 1 | Department of Justice |
| 1 | Department of Justice |
| 0 | courts |
| 176. | Which one of the officials responsible for the security of the country, is the supreme commander of the army in Kazakhstan ? |
| 0 | Chairman of the Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | Kazakh President Defense Minister |
| 0 | Security Council Secretary RK |
| 0 | KNB Chairman RK |
| 1 | head of state |
| 1 | Turkmen leader |
| 0 | Chairman of the Supreme Court |
| 177. | The highest representative body exercising lawmaking in Kazakhstan is : |
| 1 | parliament |
| 0 | president |
| 0 | The Constitutional Council |
| 0 | government |
| 0 | Supreme Court |
| 1 | The supervisor |
| 1 | Senate |
| 1 | Majilis |
| 178. | Constitutional Council of Kazakhstan consists of : |
| 0 | five members |
| 0 | six members |
| 1 | seven members |
| 0 | eleven members |
| 0 | president and five members |
| 1 | 7 members |
| 1 | 6 members and Chairman |
| 0 | eight members |
| 179. | Formed as a local representative body ( maslihat ) in Kazakhstan ? |
| 0 | deputies appointed by the President |
| 0 | Parliament elects |
| 0 | appointed by the government |
| 1 | elected by the people appointed Akim |
| 1 | elected local |
| 0 | elected under the leadership of local government offices |
| 0 | appointed by the President |
| 180. | The highest executive authority in the Republic of Kazakhstan is : |
| 0 | Department of Justice |
| 0 | Supreme Court |
| 1 | government |
| 0 | General Prosecutor’s Office |
| 0 | parliament |
| 1 | cabinet |
| 1 | Prime minister |
| 0 | Kazakh President |
| 181. | Which authority belongs exclusively to Parliament ? |
| 0 | akim’s appointment |
| 0 | pardon to citizens who have committed crimes |
| 1 | approval of the budget of the country |
| 0 | appointment of ministers |
| 1 | shipping in the resignation of the government |
| 1 | adoption of laws |
| 0 | appeals |
| 0 | amnesty |
| 182. | Which of the senior officials have the right suspensive veto on the Constitution? |
| 0 | Chairman of the Senate of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Chairman of the Majilis of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Prosecutor General of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | Kazakh President |
| 0 | President of the Constitutional Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | head of state |
| 1 | Leader of nation Chairman of the Supreme Court |
| 183. | What is the fundamental difference between the state of the other organizations participating in the political system of society, such as political parties ? |
| 0 | act warranted by law |
| 0 | is an associate member of international organizations |
| 0 | completeness and the rule of power within the country and abroad |
| 0 | unites its members to address the pressing problems |
| 1 | Available governing bodies |
| 0 | represents the interests of different groups |
| 1 | available special structural organization |
| 1 | existence of a special unit of the State |
| 184. | Highlight of the listed activities are those which consist in determining the policy of the state ? |
| 0 | law enforcement |
| 0 | administration of justice |
| 1 | development strategy for the coming years |
| 0 | activities of law enforcement |
| 0 | lawmaking |
| 1 | the formation of the state ideology |
| 1 | annual President’s Address to the people |
| 0 | supervisory activities |
| 185. | What is the name of the organization and activities of the principle of the state apparatus, which consists in the requirement to act strictly within its mandate? |
| 1 | principle of legality |
| 0 | principle of feudalism |
| 0 | principle of inevitability of punishment |
| 0 | the principle of democracy |
| 0 | the principle of separation of powers |
| 1 | the principle of democracy |
| 0 | principle of inevitability of punishment |
| 1 | principle of professionalism |
| 186. | The main feature of the state body, allowing him to take legally significant decisions on behalf of the state: |
| 0 | availability of budget and finance |
| 0 | organizational structure |
| 1 | authority |
| 0 | availability management |
| 0 | availability Print |
| 1 | competence |
| 1 | scope |
| 0 | State. registration |
| 187. | What is meant by the term « executive authorities «? |
| 0 | way of organizing public authorities |
| 0 | constituent parts of the state |
| 0 | territorial structure of the state |
| 1 | apparatus of government |
| 0 | political system of society |
| 1 | state machine |
| 1 | local authorities and management |
| 0 | taxes |
| 188. | Legal practice is : |
| 1 | Customs, expressed in a strict form of state -sanctioned force |
| 0 | Customs, expressed in writing |
| 0 | Any custom that survives today |
| 0 | Oral decree, order official |
| 1 | Customs governing the conduct of people who are guaranteed power of the state |
| 1 | Business practices |
| 0 | Multiple repetitive action |
| 0 | Laws adopted by the State |
| 189. | Which branch of government bodies include prosecutorial oversight ? |
| 0 | to the executive branch to the legislative branch |
| 1 | this special purpose bodies |
| 0 | to the judiciary |
| 0 | bgcolor=white>to both judicial and executive|
| 1 | to the supervisory |
| 1 | to control |
| 0 | to law enforcement |
| 190. | How the concept denotes the set of public bodies performing a function of the state? |
| 0 | political system |
| 0 | political organization of society |
| 1 | state machine |
| 0 | power structure |
| 0 | political regime |
| 1 | mechanism of the state |
| 1 | state authority |
| 0 | legal system |
| 191. | How the concept denoted otherwise exclusive authority of a public body or official? |
| 0 | separation of powers |
| 1 | prerogative |
| 0 | status |
| 0 | vlegitimacy |
| 0 | legality |
| 1 | competence |
| 1 | field of action |
| 0 | democracy |
| 192. | Which of the government officials in Kazakhstan has the right to sign laws? |
| 0 | President of the Senate |
| 0 | President of the Constitutional Council |
| 1 | president Prime Minister or his deputy |
| 0 | Any higher official |
| 1 | head of state |
| 1 | Leader of nation |
| 0 | Chairman of the Majilis |
| 193. | Who may be appointed parliamentary elections of Kazakhstan ? |
| 0 | people on the basis of the referendum results |
| 1 | President |
| 0 | constitutional Council |
| 0 | Government with the consent of the «old» Parliament |
| 0 | political parties |
| 1 | The Head of State |
| 1 | leader of the nation |
| 0 | Parliament |
| 194. | Head of the district executive appointed by the Constitution : |
| 0 | Prime Minister |
| 0 | President |
| 1 | akim |
| 0 | elected by the people |
| 0 | maslikhat |
| 1 | akim |
| 0 | President of the Senate |
| 1 | mayor |
| 195. | On what authority vested with the approval of national taxes on the Constitution? |
| 0 | Ministry of Economy and Budget Planning |
| 0 | government |
| 0 | Agentstvo Strategic Planning |
| 0 | parliament |
| 1 | Ministry of Finance |
| 0 | Department of Justice |
| 1 | finance Ministry |
| 1 | Department of Finance |
| 196. | Moral and ethical standards are set: Communities, social groups |
| 0 | corporations |
| 0 | law |
| 0 | Parliament |
| 0 | courts |
| 1 | people |
| 1 | Company |
| 0 | President |
| 197. | Which authority on the Constitution, says the government’s program for five years? |
| 1 | parliament |
| 0 | Home Office |
| 0 | courts |
| 0 | constitutional Council |
| 0 | administration of the President |
| 1 | legislature |
| 1 | representative body |
| 0 | government |
| 198. | Who makes the decision to terminate the powers of local representative bodies ( maslikhats ) ? |
| 0 | president |
| 0 | parliament |
| 0 | government |
| 0 | The Constitutional Council |
| 1 | Akim |
| 1 | Head of the District |
| 1 | Mayor |
| 0 | prosecutor |
| 199. | Who decides on the granting of citizenship and political asylum in Kazakhstan? |
| 0 | parliament |
| 0 | president |
| 1 | Department of the Interior |
| 0 | government |
| 0 | Embassies and Consulates |
| 1 | The Department of the Interior |
| 1 | Department of the Interior The courts |
| 200. | What is meant by the inauguration of the President ? |
| 1 | procedure inauguration |
| 0 | location of residence |
| 0 | badge head of state |
| 0 | veto |
| 0 | set of powers |
| 1 | adjuration |
| 0 | Availability Standarte as symbol of power |
| 0 | renunciation of office |
| 201. | Which of the following powers belong exclusively of the Majilis of Kazakhstan? |
| 0 | Adoption of the Constitution of the country |
| 1 | for a discussion of the laws |
| 0 | giving consent to the appointment of the Chairman of the Supreme Court |
| 0 | announcing regular elections of the President |
| 0 | approve the budget of the country |
| 1 | adoption of laws |
| 1 | amendments and additions to the laws |
| 0 | ratification of international treaties |
| 202. | Which of the functions of the state can be attributed to external functions of the state? |
| 0 | social function and the development of science |
| 0 | the function of maintaining national harmony and stability |
| 1 | disarmament and nuclear arms reduction |
| 0 | the function of protection of property rights and management of economic relations |
| 0 | ecological function, ensure the normal habitat |
| 1 | of international cooperation |
| 1 | the struggle for peace and nuclear disarmament |
| 0 | Economic function |
| 203 | As indicated by the term «referendum»? |
| 0 | legislature country |
| 0 | president’s message to the people |
| 0 | governmental hour in Parliament |
| 1 | way to the adoption of laws or other important public decisions |
| 0 | the order of the inauguration of President |
| 1 | popular vote |
| 1 | important decisions population |
| 0 | report deputies |
| 204 | When introduced the institution of the presidency in Kazakhstan? |
| 0 | to 1993 |
| 0 | to 1990 |
| 0 | to 1986 |
| 0 | to 1992 |
| 1 | to 1991 |
| 0 | to 1994 |
| 1 | April 1991 |
| 0 | 22 years ago |
| 205 | In which of these states no such actors of the political system as trade unions and political parties : |
| 0 | United Kingdom |
| 0 | Kazakhstan0 |
| 1 | United Arab Emirates |
| 0 | France |
| 0 | USA |
| 1 | Thailand |
| 1 | Sultanate |
| 0 | Germany |
| 206 | Fundamental in the characterization of civil society is: |
| 1 | dominance of private interests, the free development of personality |
| 0 | domination of one ideology |
| 0 | administrative command methods of economic management |
| 0 | to restrict the rights and freedoms of citizens in the public interest |
| 0 | penetration state in all spheres of public life |
| 1 | priority of the rights and freedoms |
| 1 | democratic ideals and values |
| 0 | censorship |
| 207 | Highlight the correct definition of power as a general sociological and legal category: |
| 1 | power is people’s desire for compromise |
| 0 | is - a way to achieve good |
| 0 | is - a stable relationship of the citizen and the state |
| 0 | Is - corresponding to the level and nature of public life management tool |
| 0 | this - way relationship of population and government agencies |
| 0 | is a rule of conduct that regulates social relations |
| 1 | power is people’s desire for consensus |
| 1 | power is people’s desire for tolerance |
| 208 | Which of the following States in the form of government is a constitutional monarchy? |
| 1 | 1 United Kingdom |
| 0 | Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Iraq |
| 0 | France |
| 0 | USA |
| 1 | Japan |
| 1 | Belgium |
| 0 | Kyrgyzstan |
| 209 | How the concept denoted enshrined in Kazakhstan ‘s political and ideological diversity? |
| 0 | separation of powers |
| 0 | interethnic harmony |
| 1 | pluralism |
| 0 | political stability |
| 0 | integrity of the person |
| 1 | ideological diversity |
| 1 | variety, multiplicity |
| 0 | tolerance |
| 210 | The political system of society is: |
| 1 | set of state bodies in authority |
| 0 | system of bodies exercising supreme supervision over the application and enforcement of laws |
| 0 | set of state and public organizations involved in the implementation of state political power in society |
| 0 | bgcolor=white>institutions and organizations that come together on a professional basis|
| 0 | set of ideological institutions of the state |
| 1 | set of state bodies with the opportunity to publish regulations |
| 1 | set of public bodies, to make informed decisions |
| 0 | corporate institutions and organizations |
| 211 | System of interrelated and interacting state and public organizations involved in the formation and implementation of public authorities, the concept denoted: |
| 0 | political regime |
| 1 | political system |
| 0 | form of government |
| 0 | legal system |
| 0 | political party |
| 0 | form of government |
| 1 | political system |
| 1 | system of political institutions |
| 212 | Highlight feature distinguishing the state from political parties and public organizations: |
| 0 | representing the interests of certain social groups |
| 0 | formation around a popular figure ( leader ) |
| 0 | unification on the basis of professional interests |
| 0 | special powers |
| 1 | edition of legal acts, obligatory for the entire population |
| 1 | single state policy |
| 1 | state ideology |
| 0 | audit activities |
| 213 | Which of the following subjects the political system serves as the official representative of the people: |
| 0 | political party |
| 0 | union |
| 1 | state |
| 0 | social movement |
| 0 | labor collectives |
| 1 | state institutions |
| 1 | state organizations |
| 0 | family |
| 214 | The subject of the political system, which is the machine control and coercion is: |
| 0 | union |
| 0 | Public Association |
| 0 | political party |
| 0 | civic movement |
| 1 | state |
| 1 | state institutions |
| 1 | state organizations |
| 0 | labor collectives |
| 215 | How many seats in the lower house of Parliament (Majilis) RK seems to representatives from the Assembly of Peoples of Kazakhstan? |
| 0 | 6 |
| 0 | 7 |
| 0 | 8 |
| 0 | 10 |
| 1 | September 1 |
| 1 | nine |
| 0 | 11 |
| 1 | exactly 9 seats |
| 216 | What is meant by the legitimacy of state power? |
| 0 | matching government social objectives of the state |
| 1 | Laws of Power, formed in accordance with the will of the population and the procedures provided for by the Constitution |
| 0 | regulation of the powers of state bodies |
| 0 | special structural organization of authorities |
| 0 | competent authorities |
| 1 | legality |
| 1 | absolute legitimacy of power |
| 0 | defined procedure for filling the posts |
| 217 | What is meant by usurpation? |
| 1 | forcible seizure of power by a single authority or by one person |
| 0 | restricting the activities of public associations |
| 0 | structural organization of the state mechanism |
| 0 | competitive selection for service in government |
| 0 | legality and legitimacy |
| 1 | misappropriation of power |
| 0 | competent authorities |
| 1 | proclamation dictator against the will of the people |
| 218 | What sign is a fundamental characteristic of a civil society? |
| 1 | dominance of private interests |
| 0 | domination of one ideology |
| 0 | administrative command methods of economic management |
| 0 | to restrict the rights and freedoms of citizens in the public interest |
| 0 | social advantages of a class |
| 1 | free development of personality |
| 1 | construction of rule of law |
| 0 | censorship |
| 219 | Which of the characteristics best reflects the essence of the law of the welfare state? |
| 0 | tool will subordination of minority to majority |
| 0 | machine to crush the resistance of the oppressed classes |
| 0 | means of social compromise |
| 0 | means total control |
| 0 | political organization of the economically dominant class |
| 1 | tool for social cohesion |
| 1 | the full development of all members of society |
| 0 | social advantages of a class |
| 220 | Principles of organization and operation of what the state is public consensus, democratic issues of state and society, equality and protection of human and civil rights? |
| 0 | socialist state |
| 0 | class state |
| 0 | ranneburzhuaznogo State |
| 1 | legal state |
| 0 | transitional state |
| 1 | a democratic constitutional state |
| 1 | socially oriented state |
| 0 | European state |
| 221 | Scroll to the fundamental principle of the organization and activities of the state law: |
| 0 | centralization of power |
| 0 | one-party |
| 0 | planned economy |
| 1 | protection of human rights and freedoms |
| 0 | state power belongs to one person |
| 1 | civilized development of civil society |
| 1 | edition of just laws |
| 0 | censorship |
| 222 | Which of the main activities most closely approximates the RK to civil society and the rule of law? |
| 0 | expansion of international cooperation and WTO |
| 0 | of economic reforms, market |
| 0 | strengthen the country’s defense, military power |
| 0 | development of science, education, cultural interaction |
| 1 | expansion and deepening of democratic processes |
| 1 | stronger guarantees the rights and freedoms of citizens |
| 1 | civilized development of civil society |
| 0 | planned economy |
| 223 | Principles of organization and operation of any type of state are public and national reconciliation, political pluralism and equality before the law? |
| 0 | feudal state |
| 0 | socialist state |
| 0 | transitional state |
| 1 | constitutional state |
| 0 | ranneburzhuaznogo State |
| 1 | a democratic constitutional state |
| 1 | socially oriented state |
| 0 | class state |
| 224 | Term denoting a system of pressure groups on the various authorities to ensure that the interests of powerful forces: |
| 0 | corruption |
| 0 | opportunism |
| 0 | protectionism |
| 1 | lobbying |
| 0 | separatism |
| 0 | tribalism |
| 1 | pressure |
| 1 | influence |
| 225 | The principle of the organization and activities of the state apparatus on the basis of a clear division of competence in order to prevent the monopolization of power in the hands of a single body called: |
| 0 | centralism |
| 0 | bureaucratic centralism |
| 0 | separation of powers |
| 1 | self-government |
| 0 | pluralism |
| 1 | part of the population |
| 1 | antitrust |
| 0 | publicity |
| Level 3 - complex ( 75 questions ) | |
| 226 | As indicated by the term « political pluralism»? |
| 0 | unity of political views of the population, a commitment to the state ideology |
| 1 | ideological diversity |
| 0 | opportunity to defend themselves in court by various means |
| 0 | right to hold any religious beliefs |
| 0 | indifference to ideology in general |
| 1 | opportunity to hold different political views |
| 1 | a plurality of views |
| 0 | nihilism |
| 227 | What feature distinguishes modern law of mononorm pre-class society? |
| 1 | security state coercion |
| 0 | credibility |
| 0 | repeated application |
| 0 | nepersonifitsirovannost |
| 0 | ability to regulate the behavior of people |
| 1 | mechanism of legal regulation |
| 1 | expresses the will of the entire population |
| 0 | nihilism |
| 228 | The concept of «mononormy» used when describing the rules: |
| 0 | slave society |
| 0 | feudal society |
| 0 | of bourgeois society |
| 0 | postindustrial society |
| 1 | tribal system |
| 1 | primitive system |
| 1 | protogosudarstva |
| 0 | socialist society |
| 229 | Modern legal thinking is associated with : |
| 0 | characteristic of law as the will of the ruling class made into a law |
| 1 | Adoption of the rules as a way to ensure the principle of equality |
| 0 | representation rights as a manifestation of the human psyche |
| 0 | dependence of human rights and freedoms from the state, to create a rule |
| 0 | bgcolor=white>with the role of law as a limiter of freedom|
| 1 | Adoption of the rules as a way to ensure that the principle of freedom |
| 1 | expression of the will of citizens |
| 0 | with protective function of the right |
| 230 | Representatives of the normative concept of the theory of law are: |
| 0 | Aristotle |
| 1 | Fraser |
| 0 | Troubetzkoy |
| 1 | R.Iering |
| 0 | B.Spinoza |
| 0 | Alekseev |
| 1 | Kelsen |
| 0 | AN Radischev |
| 231 | Representatives of the psychological concept of the theory of law are: |
| 0 | Zh.Zh. Russo, Locke |
| 0 | F.Akvinsky Confucius |
| 0 | Marx, VI Lenin |
| 0 | VS. Nersesyants |
| 0 | Fraser |
| 1 | L.I.Petrazhitsky |
| 1 | Tarde |
| 1 | Reisner |
| 232 | «Right - a system of mandatory formal certain norms established or authorized by the State and secured state coercion». This definition is given in: |
| 0 | sychological theory of law |
| 1 | the normative theory |
| 0 | sociological theory |
| 0 | theory of natural law |
| 0 | theory of violence |
| 1 | historical school of law |
| 1 | Marxist theory |
| 0 | theological theory |
| 233 | Right in the objective sense should be considered: |
| 1 | rights belonging to individual subjects, guaranteed the possibility of certain behaviors |
| 1 | set of recognized in a given society, secured official protection regulations |
| 0 | legal acts of the judiciary to implement (use) rights |
| 0 | societal attitudes about right and justice |
| 0 | customs and rules established in the course of life |
| 1 | (positive) positive law |
| 0 | human rights and freedoms |
| 0 | the rights of foreigners and stateless persons |
| 234 | Which concept refers definition: «a set of actions in a given society the legal norms of law, legal institutions and legal organization of the whole of society»? |
| 0 | objective right |
| 0 | subjective right |
| 0 | structure of legal norms |
| 0 | legal relations |
| 1 | legal system |
| 1 | national legislation |
| 0 | (positive) positive law |
| 1 | existing law |
| 235 | Under the objective law means: |
| 0 | legal organization of society |
| 0 | set of rights, freedoms and legal obligations constituting the legal status of a person and citizen |
| 0 | a set of ideas, feelings, attitudes, emotions, expressing to the legal phenomena of society |
| 0 | Law Practice |
| 1 | set of legal rules expressed in the system of law |
| 1 | set of legal acts |
| 1 | set of rules of conduct |
| 0 | legal culture of society |
| 236 | Under the subjective right to understand : |
| 0 | legal status as citizens, foreign citizens and stateless persons |
| 0 | rights, obligations and legal responsibilities of a citizen under the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | capacity and capability of individuals, legal persons competence |
| 0 | delictual citizen |
| 1 | recognized and guaranteed by fixing a set of laws on citizens’ rights |
| 1 | set of the rights of foreign nationals |
| 1 | set of rights of stateless persons |
| 0 | personality citizen |
| 237 | «Right» - is made into a law will of the ruling class, the will, the content of which is determined by the material conditions of life in this class. «This definition refers to the right: |
| 0 | psychological theory |
| 0 | sociological theory |
| 1 | Marxist theory |
| 0 | theory of natural law |
| 0 | the normative theory |
| 1 | class theory |
| 0 | theological theory |
| 1 | dictatorship of the proletariat |
| 238 | Which of the following applies to the current law of RK? |
| 0 | morality |
| 0 | customs rules |
| 0 | judicial precedent |
| 1 | regulatory decisions of the Constitutional Council |
| 0 | solutions biys |
| 1 | provisions of the Constitution |
| 1 | regulatory decisions of the Supreme Court |
| 0 | administrative precedent |
| 239 | Which of the above classifications of legal systems offered French explorer D.Rene: |
| 0 | Roman-Germanic, Anglo-Saxon |
| 0 | slave, feudal, bourgeois, socialist law |
| 0 | right to ancient times, the right of modern and contemporary |
| 1 | Romanesque, German socialist |
| 0 | right industrial and postindustrial society |
| 1 | Scandinavian, Anglo-American |
| 1 | Law of Islam and Hindu right |
| 0 | Soviet religious and legal systems |
| 240 | Which of the definitions for the characteristics of feudal law? |
| 0 | is a democratic right, expresses and defends the interests of the majority of the population, the legal system largely codified |
| 0 | is built right on the generalization of forensic practice |
| 1 | is - right social class |
| 0 | is - equity |
| 0 | is a right - industrial and post-industrial society |
| 1 | is a right - particularistic |
| 1 | is a right - church |
| 0 | is normal right |
| 241 | Name the country with the Romano-Germanic legal system? |
| 1 | France |
| 0 | India |
| 0 | England |
| 0 | USA |
| 0 | Philippines |
| 1 | Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | The Republic of Uzbekistan |
| 0 | Austria |
| 242 | Which country introduced the Anglo-Saxon legal system? |
| 1 | USA |
| 0 | Austria |
| 0 | Japan |
| 0 | Russia |
| 0 | Czech Republic |
| 1 | England |
| 1 | Norway |
| 0 | Switzerland |
| 243 | Which legal system is a source of law judicial precedent? |
| 0 | Roman-Germanic |
| 0 | family of Soviet law |
| 0 | religious legal systems |
| 0 | the system of customary law |
| 1 | Anglo-Saxon |
| 1 | continental |
| 1 | American law |
| 0 | right of modern and contemporary |
| 244 | The sources of law, the most common in the Roman-Germanic legal family legal systems include: |
| 0 | usual business practices |
| 0 | dominant sense of justice |
| 0 | Litigation |
| 1 | regulations |
| 0 | custom |
| 1 | laws |
| 1 | sub-legal acts |
| 0 | Law Practice |
| 245 | That in the theory of law designated the term «legal system»? |
| 0 | legal personality installation formed jurisprudence |
| 1 | system of courts, their way of creation and functioning of |
| 1 | set of legal means to ensure the legal regulation of social relations |
| 0 | forms (sources ) of law |
| 0 | the authorities |
| 1 | set of institutions providing legal regulation of social relations |
| 0 | system of law, a legal system |
| 0 | rule of law |
| 246 | What a concept suited to the following definition: «a set of interrelated features of legal systems, the respective specific socio-economic system characterized by the unity of the economic base and the class essence»? |
| 0 | form of law |
| 0 | Family Law |
| 1 | type of law |
| 0 | legal circle |
| 0 | legal geography |
| 1 | formational approach |
| 0 | civilizational approach |
| 1 | Type |
| 247 | Which answer lists the types of law in accordance with the formational criterion: |
| 1 | slave, bourgeois right |
| 0 | Romano- Germanic, traditionalist, Soviet law |
| 0 | right of the ancient period, the right of the Middle Ages, the right of modern and contemporary |
| 0 | Laws of Manu Institutions Guy, Napoleon’s Civil Code, Code of Laws of the Russian Empire |
| 0 | Greek law, human agricultural states, Canon Law, Law of the Far East |
| 1 | feudal law |
| 1 | socialist law |
| 0 | Anglo-Saxon law |
| 248 | In what type of law enshrined in the Constitution equality of all before the law, inalienable, the absoluteness of human rights? |
| 0 | ranneburzhuaznogo law |
| 0 | mononormah tribal system |
| 0 | slave |
| 0 | feudal |
| 1 | the right of a democratic state |
| 1 | right secularism |
| 0 | capitalist law |
| 1 | right social and legal state |
| 249 | bgcolor=white>What kind of social norms provided state coercion?|
| 0 | morality |
| 0 | customs rules |
| 0 | norms traditions |
| 1 | rule of law |
| 0 | norms of religion |
| 1 | law |
| 1 | laws |
| 0 | corporate standards |
| 250 | Which of the following concepts most extensive coverage? |
| 1 | social norms |
| 0 | rules of the hostel |
| 0 | morals |
| 0 | customs and traditions |
| 0 | rule of law |
| 1 | social norms |
| 0 | morality |
| 1 | rules of behavior in society |
| 251 | Technical standards - is: |
| 0 | rules of conduct governing relations between people |
| 0 | norm corresponding representations of people of good and evil, justice and injustice |
| 0 | rules of conduct established by the church |
| 0 | customs, protected by the state |
| 1 | rules governing the treatment technique |
| 1 | rules governing the handling of the instruments of production |
| 1 | rules governing the treatment of the means of production |
| 0 | rules of conduct established by the rulers |
| 252 | Morality (morality) is: |
| 0 | rules of conduct provided by the State and provided state coercion |
| 0 | rules of conduct established by voluntary associations and mandatory for members of associations |
| 0 | technical rules of conduct |
| 1 | rules of conduct consistent with people’s perceptions of good and evil |
| 0 | ceremonies and customs to be observed voluntarily due to historical traditions |
| 1 | rules of conduct consistent with people’s perceptions of good and bad |
| 1 | rules of conduct consistent with people’s ideas about the just and unjust |
| 0 | sanitary rules of conduct |
| 253 | What is the difference norms of public organizations (corporate standards) of the rule of law? |
| 1 | extends to the limited circle of persons |
| 0 | necessarily sanctioned by the state and are issued in the form of laws |
| 0 | subject to unconditional execution of all members of society under the fear of legal liability |
| 0 | is a necessary element of the content of legal acts |
| 0 | contained in mandatory regulations |
| 1 | extends to the members of a particular social organization |
| 1 | are not mandatory for all citizens |
| 0 | sanctioned state |
| 254 | What law is not retroactive? |
| 0 | adopted by referendum |
| 0 | constitutional law |
| 1 | establishing responsibility |
| 0 | mitigating punishment |
| 0 | is not published in the prescribed manner |
| 1 | increasing liability |
| 1 | Criminal Law |
| 0 | repealing punishment |
| 255 | Legal act of the Constitutional Council, called: |
| 0 | decree |
| 0 | solution |
| 1 | regulatory decision |
| 0 | law |
| 0 | User |
| 1 | normative judgment |
| 1 | decision of the Constitutional Council |
| 0 | international treaty and other obligations |
| 256 | What regulations made by the Government? |
| 1 | resolution |
| 0 | decrees |
| 0 | solutions |
| 0 | laws |
| 0 | constitutional laws |
| 1 | orders |
| 0 | codes |
| 1 | decrees and orders |
| 257 | Akim in Kazakhstan in accordance with the Constitution concerning the competence accept: |
| 1 | decisions and orders |
| 0 | decisions, orders |
| 0 | laws, directives |
| 0 | decrees, laws |
| 0 | orders, decrees |
| 1 | solutions |
| 1 | orders |
| 0 | sentences |
| 258 | As stated in the Constitution the right of citizens to participate in government? |
| 0 | people are allowed to elections |
| 0 | state bodies are elected by the will of the people |
| 0 | state and private property are protected equally |
| 1 | RK citizens have equal access to public service |
| 0 | Kazakh citizens have the right to a nationality and the right to change his |
| 1 | RK citizens have the right to participate in managing state affairs |
| 1 | RK citizens have the right to elect and be elected to state bodies and local self-government |
| 0 | Kazakh citizens have the right to submit individual and collective appeals to state bodies and local self-government |
| 259 | RK Constitution adopted in 1995: |
| 0 | Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | RK Parliament |
| 0 | Government of RK |
| 0 | Constitutional Council of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | population in a referendum |
| 1 | republican referendum |
| 1 | popular vote |
| 0 | President of Kazakhstan |
| 260 | President of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the basis of and pursuant to the Constitution and laws, shall issue: |
| 0 | resolution |
| 0 | solutions |
| 0 | directives |
| 0 | acts of amnesty |
| 1 | decrees |
| 1 | orders |
| 1 | laws |
| 0 | codes |
| 261 | Regulations on the subjects of their publications are divided : |
| 0 | to acts of public authorities, adopted by referendum and the international treaties |
| 0 | laws and regulations |
| 0 | permanent and temporary regulations |
| 0 | and the current constitutional |
| 1 | legal acts |
| 1 | individual acts |
| 1 | collective legal acts |
| 1 | corporate legal acts |
| 262 | What determines the legal force of law? |
| 1 | From since the promulgation of |
| 0 | from the territorial jurisdiction of the law-making society |
| 0 | the number of physical and legal persons to whom it applies |
| 0 | the number of regulations with which it must comply |
| 0 | on the status of legislative body |
| 1 | of a special clause in the law |
| 1 | from the date of entry into force of Act |
| 0 | from the constitutional powers of law-making body |
| 263 | The Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan on issues of their competence: |
| 1 | orders |
| 0 | laws |
| 0 | orders |
| 1 | resolution |
| 0 | directives |
| 0 | solutions |
| 1 | decrees and orders |
| 0 | codes |
| 264 | Maslihats RK on the Constitution concerning the competence accept: |
| 1 | orders |
| 0 | resolution |
| 0 | orders |
| 0 | directives |
| 1 | solutions |
| 1 | decisions and orders |
| 0 | laws |
| 0 | codes |
| 265 | Which of the following regulations have the highest legal force? |
| 0 | orders of ministries and departments |
| 1 | Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 0 | Resolution of the Government |
| 0 | laws Parliament |
| 0 | Prime Minister’s Orders |
| 1 | Basic Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | Law of the state laws |
| 0 | Directions ministries and departments |
| 266 | Priority in the system of normative legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan are: |
| 0 | international law |
| 1 | RK Parliament ratified international treaties |
| 0 | Constitutional Laws |
| 0 | Presidential Decree |
| 0 | Resolution of the Constitutional Council |
| 1 | RK Parliament approved international treaties |
| 1 | international treaties ratified by the Republic of |
| 0 | The Supreme Court |
| 267 | The concept of « system of laws « is denoted : |
| 0 | set of legal ideas of society |
| 1 | set of existing regulatory acts |
| 0 | set of bodies taking PPA |
| 0 | set of legal views of society |
| 0 | set of different theories |
| 1 | set of existing laws |
| 1 | set of operating regulations of legal acts |
| 0 | set of religious rites |
| 268 | Higher legal force of law means: |
| 1 | rule of law has |
| 0 | law can not be changed by anyone and never |
| 1 | the law is not retroactive |
| 0 | law signed by the Head of State |
| 0 | law canceled |
| 1 | remaining PPA must strictly conform to the law |
| 0 | law changes |
| 0 | prolonged law |
| When the law has a «retroactive»? | |
| 0 | law is not retroactive under any circumstances |
| 0 | retroactive law in all cases |
| 0 | law is retroactive in certain situations |
| 0 | retroactive law enforcer set |
| 1 | if the law softens punishment |
| 1 | if the law revokes the legal responsibility |
| 1 | if the law softens punishment and cancels the legal responsibility |
| 0 | in the case of amnesty |
| 270 | The oldest form of law is: |
| 1 | custom sanctioned |
| 0 | normative act |
| 0 | judicial precedent |
| 0 | international treaty |
| 0 | legal doctrine |
| 1 | tradition |
| 1 | religious beliefs |
| 0 | corporate standards |
| 271 | Which of the following sources (forms) is the dominant law, is the basis of the legal system of the Republic of Kazakhstan? |
| 0 | judicial precedent |
| 0 | legal practice |
| 1 | legal act |
| 0 | religious doctrine |
| 0 | customary law |
| 1 | laws |
| 1 | sub-legal acts |
| 0 | administrative precedent |
| 272 | What act in this system violates the accepted hierarchy of legal acts legal force? |
| 0 | Constitution |
| 0 | Laws |
| 1 | orders of the Minister |
| 1 | Directions ministries and agencies |
| 1 | solutions akim |
| 0 | Decrees of the President |
| 0 | Resolution of the Government |
| 0 | decisions of the Constitutional Council |
| 273 | In which of the following countries participate in the lawmaking courts, create legal norms? |
| 0 | France |
| 0 | Russia |
| 1 | United Kingdom |
| 0 | Germany |
| 0 | Italy |
| 1 | USA |
| 0 | Republic of Kazakhstan |
| 1 | China |
| 274 | To what kind of rules of conduct can be attributed Laws XII tables, Laws of Manu, Russian truth? |
| 0 | legal act published by the State |
| 0 | morality |
| 1 | legal practice |
| 0 | judicial precedent |
| 0 | religious norms |
| 1 | the first codified law sources |
| 1 | law of the Ancient World, Middle Ages |
| 0 | corporate standards |
| 275 | What a concept suited to the following definition: «the Court’s decision, which serves as the standard for dealing with similar cases» |
| 1 | precedent |
| 0 | custom |
| 0 | sanctioned by custom |
| 0 | normative act |
| 0 | legal doctrine |
| 1 | Judicial Precedent |
| 1 | administrative precedent |
| 0 | religious teaching |
| 276 | Pick the concept to the following definition: «Official documents state, created as a result of lawmaking that contain a legal norm»: |
| 0 | custom |
| 0 | sanctioned by custom |
| 0 | judicial precedent |
| 0 | legal doctrine |
| 1 | normative legal act |
| 1 | law |
| 1 | sub-legal act |
| 0 | administrative precedent |
| 277 | Pick the concept to the following definition: «repeated many times the usual rules of conduct that the state has given meaning and obligatory observance of which is guaranteed by the coercive force of the state»: |
| 1 | custom sanctioned |
| 0 | tradition |
| 0 | normative act |
| 0 | judicial precedent |
| 0 | legal doctrine |
| 1 | custom |
| 1 | legal practice |
| 0 | administrative precedent |
| 278 | To what social norms characteristic possibility of public-enforcement? |
| 0 | usages |
| 0 | religious norms |
| 0 | tradition |
| 1 | rule of law |
| 0 | morality |
| 1 | law |
| 0 | treaties |
| 1 | laws |
| 279 | Which of these rules may not apply to technical and legal? |
| 0 | Building Regulations (SNIP) |
| 0 | Operating manual mechanisms |
| 0 | product performance standards |
| 1 | bgcolor=white>election law|
| 1 | medication rules |
| 1 | rules of sanitation and hygiene |
| 0 | safety |
| 0 | rules on water saving drowning |
| 280 | Highlight the correct definition of the rule of law: |
| 0 | rules of conduct consistent with people’s perceptions of fairness |
| 0 | primary rules of conduct |
| 0 | rules established NGOs |
| 0 | accepted rules of behavior |
| 1 | rules of conduct contained in the regulations |
| 1 | rules of conduct provided state protection |
| 1 | rules of conduct governing public relations |
| 0 | of rules to be members of NGOs |
| 281 | Formal definitions as a sign of the law means: |
| 1 | written form of the law |
| 0 | abstractness law |
| 0 | security of their state |
| 0 | formal universal validity for all |
| 0 | method of establishing the rule of law |
| 1 | clarity law |
| 1 | concreteness law |
| 0 | prevalence of the rule of law for all occasions |
| 282 | The general character of the law means: |
| 0 | written form of the law |
| 0 | no particular destination |
| 1 | Security State |
| 0 | causality |
| 0 | the law cease to have effect after execution |
| 1 | State authorization |
| 0 | Repeated application of the law |
| 1 | apply to all citizens |
| 283 | What are the most common methods (ways) of legal regulation: |
| 0 | Declaration |
| 0 | programs, statutes |
| 1 | ban |
| 0 | recommendation |
| 0 | call handling |
| 1 | right |
| 1 | duty |
| 0 | promises |
| 284 | What method of legal regulation of the greatest inherent civil law? |
| 0 | dispositive |
| 1 | incentive |
| 0 | imperative |
| 0 | recommendation |
| 0 | subordination |
| 1 | stimulation |
| 0 | imperious order |
| 1 | control |
| 285 | The slave type of law is characterized by the following features: |
| 0 | Laws expressed in a strictly prescribed form in the form of normative legal acts |
| 0 | Right characterized uniform requirements for all members of society |
| 0 | Rights is based on natural law |
| 0 | Sources of law are international acts |
| 1 | Laws of fixed legal inequality and deprived section of society - slaves every human |
| 0 | There is a unity of rights and responsibilities |
| 1 | The Act enshrines the legal ideology of the ruling class |
| 1 | Right vividly expresses the will of the slave-owning class |
| 286 | Which of the classifications of legal norms corresponds to the two main functions of law? |
| 1 | regulatory rule of law |
| 0 | mandatory law |
| 0 | prohibiting and authorizing the law |
| 0 | permanent and temporary rules of law |
| 0 | substantive and procedural rules of law |
| 1 | the law enforcement |
| 0 | dispositive rule of law |
| 1 | communication rule of law |
| 287 | Signs of law: |
| 0 | categorical |
| 0 | political nature |
| 0 | expediency |
| 1 | normativity |
| 1 | universal validity |
| 0 | economy |
| 0 | principled |
| 1 | Formal definitions |
| 288 | Legal state as an organization of political power : |
| 0 | Provides intellectual development of each individual |
| 1 | Consistently 1 binds to the law of the state power |
| 1 | to protect the rights of man and citizen |
| 0 | Implements rules and customs of international law |
| 1 | Creates conditions for the most complete security of individual rights |
| 0 | Compliant with international non-governmental organizations |
| 0 | Provides interests of the economically dominant class |
| 0 | Organizes the exploitation of workers |
| 289 | Types of political systems: |
| 0 | social |
| 0 | Democratic |
| 1 | market |
| 0 | Republican |
| 0 | fair |
| economic | |
| 1 | distribution |
| 1 | mixed |
| 290 | Representative government bodies in the Republic of Kazakhstan: |
| 1 | Senate |
| 0 | The Supreme Court |
| 0 | Government |
| 0 | Akim of the region |
| 1 | Maslihat |
| 0 | Constitutional Council |
| 0 | PROSECUTOR |
| 1 | Majilis |
| 291 | The rule of law by the method of legal regulation are divided into: |
| 1 | mandatory, reference |
| 0 | absolutely certain |
| 0 | substantive and procedural |
| 0 | general and special |
| 0 | laws and regulations |
| 1 | dispositive |
| 1 | Distinctions |
| 0 | specific relative |
| 292 | Hypothesis of legal rules provide guidance on: |
| 1 | view of the possible behavior |
| 0 | view and measure the required behavior |
| 0 | terms of rights and responsibilities |
| 0 | accountability measures and sanctions |
| 0 | consequences for violations of legal regulations |
| 1 | measure of the possible behavior |
| 1 | species and measure the possible behavior |
| 0 | conditions for the application of rights and obligations |
| 293 | As called chapeau legal act? |
| 1 | preamble |
| 0 | hypothesis |
| 0 | introduction |
| 0 | preclusion |
| 0 | foreword |
| 1 | Introduction |
| 1 | preface |
| 0 | disposition |
| 294 | Content of the economic functions of the state: |
| 1 | funding for industrial research and |
| 0 | control and regulation of activities in the field of environment |
| 1 | creation of favorable conditions for entrepreneurship |
| 0 | ensuring accurate and complete implementation of legal regulations by all the participants of public relations |
| 0 | preservation, restoration and improvement of the natural conditions of human life |
| 0 | social assistance to needy members of society |
| 1 | formation of the state budget and monitoring expenditure |
| 0 | combating offenses |
| 295 | What kind of social norms belongs to this feature as «formal determination»? |
| 0 | to morality |
| 0 | customs regulations |
| 0 | norms traditions |
| 1 | rule of law |
| 0 | standards rites |
| 1 | legal norms |
| 0 | corporate standards |
| 1 | strictly the rule of law |
| 296 | Fundamental principles of formation and functioning of the federation: |
| 0 | The scientific validity and |
| 1 | Voluntary |
| 1 | Equality |
| 0 | Openness and freedom of speech |
| 1 | Pluralism and democracy |
| 0 | Formal definitions |
| 0 | Normativnost |
| 0 | Justice |
| 297 | Types of states and societies on civilizational approach: |
| 0 | slave civilizations |
| 0 | Generic system |
| 0 | Potestarian Society |
| 0 | feudal civilization |
| 1 | Special civilization |
| 1 | Local civilizations |
| 1 | Traditional Society |
| 0 | primitive communal system |
| 298 | Economic background of the state: |
| 1 | The emergence of excess product |
| 1 | Transition from appropriating nature to producing |
| 0 | ban on incest |
| 1 | The emergence of private property and commodity - exchange relations |
| 0 | The transfer of power by inheritance |
| 0 | Establishment of patriarchy |
| 0 | Change of polygamous relationships monogamous |
| 0 | Isolation institute of public authority |
| 299 | Application (special) jurisprudence in the system of laws: |
| 1 | Forensics |
| 0 | Constitutional law |
| 0 | Comparative Law |
| 1 | Legal Statistics |
| 0 | International law |
| 0 | Theory of State and Law |
| 0 | Roman law |
| 1 | Legal psychology |
| 300 | The principle of the organization and activities of the state apparatus on the basis of a clear division of competence in order to prevent the monopolization of power in the hands of a single body called: |
| 0 | centralism |
| 0 | bureaucratic centralism |
| 0 | separation of powers |
| 1 | self-government |
| 0 | pluralism |
| 0 | self-financing |
| 1 | independent management |
| 1 | absolute sovereignty in decision-making |
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