Trials on Locke and Rousseau
Understanding Locke and Rousseau: A Social Contract Quiz
Test your knowledge on the fundamental principles of social contract theory through this engaging quiz! Dive into the thoughts of influential philosophers John Locke and J.J. Rousseau.
- Multiple choice questions
- Covers key concepts in political philosophy
- Perfect for students and enthusiasts alike
Which book of John Locke talks about His Social Contract?
Leviathan
Two Forms of Governance
Two Treaties of Government
On Social Contract
According to John Locke, the individual is not a subject but a ......
Monarch
Sovereign
Leader
Master
Which Theory did Robert Filmer supported
Social Contract Theory
Divine Right of King
Modern Contract Theory
Genetic Theory
According to John Locke, the source of the the sovereign in the state of nature is ?
Natural Laws
Right of Nature
Laws of Nature
Self - Preservation
The end set by God for human is Survival or .......
Self - Preservation
Self- Actualization
Self - Esteem
Self- Identity
What are the four things that sums Locke's State of Nature?
Freedom, War, Peace and Sovereignty
Freedom, Liberty, Political Equality and Sovereignty
Liberty, Survival, Peace and Freedom
Hard work, Endurance, Self-, Preservation and Unity
In the state of nature, there is ....... and ......
Peace and Unity
Peace and Mutual love
Peace and Tranquility
Tranquility and Human Association
What brings about insecurity in John Locke's State of Nature?
Lack of Universality
Selfishness
Bias
Confusion
........ Leads to bias in the enforcement of the dictates of natural laws
Subjectivity
Universality
Mutuality
Disagreement
What is Private Property according to Locke ?
Natural Resources mixed with Energy of an Individual
Outcome of Hard work
Personal assert
Asserts gained from inheritance
The insecurity in Locke's State of Nature is resolved by an
Agreement
Objective Umpire
Social Contract
Laws of Nature
In Locke's Social Contract, rebellion is permitted?
True
False
Individual gave part of their rights in Locke's Social Contract
True
False
Which year was Locke born
1632
1588
1743
2021
Which English village was Locke born in
Westport
Somerset
Irish
Edinburg
Which school did Locke attend
Oxford
Christ Church College
Havard
University of Ghana
Locke was once a supporter of Absolute Monarchy
True
False
Whose argument did Locke counter in His book, Two Treaties of Government?
Robert Good
Robert Filmer
Robert Booke
Robert Wilson
According to Robert Filmer, Adam is the first King
True
False
Accountability was one of the principles established by John Locke
True
False
Who said "man is born free but everywhere in chains"
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Prince Asumadu
J. J Rousseau
Rousseau spoke about the uniqueness and the perfectability of man
True
False
The need of man is ......,...... and ......
Food, Sex and Sleep
Sex, Money and Marriage
Shelter, Family and Money
Sleep, Family and Money
The end results of corruption round two is ?
Moral inequality
Gender inequality
Natural inequality
What was the verdict after the debate?
Rousseau Won the debate
Rousseau lost the debate
The ideas of J.J Rousseau is the basis of
German Constitution
American Constitution
Ghana's Constitution
Italy Constitution
What was the state of Europe in the time of of J.J Rousseau
Europe was in a condition of crisis
Reformation in Europe
Outbreak of a pandemic
Military Coupe d' tat
All life forms have an aversion to suffering according to John Locke
True
False
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