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1. The possession of supreme authority to make and enforce laws within a state is known as Basic Concepts of Government: Sovereignty A. legitimacy B. sovereignty C. nationalism D. representation Tap an option, or show answer
2. Which of the following practices best demonstrates the rule of law? Rule of Law A. Detention of critics without trial B. Exemption of public officials from legal accountability C. Replacement of court judgments with party directives D. Subjecting government actions to judicial review Tap an option, or show answer
3. The principal objective of separating governmental powers is to Organs of Government: Separation of Powers A. prevent the concentration and abuse of power B. make the judiciary responsible to the ruling party C. eliminate cooperation among government institutions D. place legislative authority under the armed forces Tap an option, or show answer
4. A constitution is described as rigid when its amendment Constitutions: Types and Amendment A. is prohibited under all circumstances B. requires only an executive announcement C. involves a procedure more demanding than ordinary lawmaking D. can be carried out only by traditional rulers Tap an option, or show answer
5. Which of the following matters belongs to the Exclusive Legislative List under Nigeria's 1999 Constitution? Federalism in Nigeria A. Defence B. Primary school administration C. Maintenance of local markets D. Registration of births and deaths Tap an option, or show answer
6. Collective ministerial responsibility in a parliamentary system means that ministers Systems of Government: Parliamentary System A. are individually elected by the entire electorate B. hold office independently of parliament C. must publicly support cabinet decisions or resign D. exercise the judicial powers of the state jointly Tap an option, or show answer These are AI predictions for revision, not leaked or official exam questions.