Political Science Paper II Past Paper 2013

This paper survives as a scanned sheet, and its Section-A holds only three questions. A Senate proverb opens the Political Science Paper II past paper 2013. Q.2 prints the proverb of the Senate as the saucer that cools the House’s boiling tea, and leaves the comment to the candidate. Q.3 asks why kingship still stands in England. Q.4 examines the powers of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. Section-B turns to constitutions: Q.5 lists the salient features of Turkey’s 1982 Constitution. Q.6 discusses the Quaid-i-Azam’s role in the creation of Pakistan. Q.7 compares the Islamic provisions of the 1956, 1962 and 1973 constitutions. Q.8 closes with notes on China’s National People’s Congress, the Leader in Iran’s 1979 Constitution and Indian secularism. The file on this page holds both parts of the paper, the MCQ sheet and the Part-II sheet.

What this paper contains

  • This file carries both parts of the paper: the Part-I MCQ sheet and the Part-II sheet.
  • Part-I (Q.1) — 20 MCQs on the OMR Answer Sheet (20 marks)
  • Part-II — attempt four questions: TWO from Section-A (Q.2–Q.4) and TWO from Section-B (Q.5–Q.8); each question carries 20 marks

Part-II questions

Section-A

Q.2 — American Senate is “the saucer in which the boiling tea of the House is cooled”. (20)

Q.3 — Explain why kingship is not abolished in England? (20)

Q.4 — Examine the Powers of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of USSR. (20)

Section-B

Q.5 — Discuss the salient features of 1982 Constitution of Turkey. (20)

Q.6 — Discuss the Role of the Quaid-i-Azam in creation of Pakistan. (20)

Q.7 — Give comparative analysis of the Islamic provisions of 1956, 1962 and 1973 Constitutions of Pakistan. (20)

Q.8 — Write short notes on any TWO of the following: (20)
(a) National People’s Congress of China.
(b) Role of “Leader” in the 1979 Constitution of Iran.
(c) “There is no such thing as Indian Secularism”. Discuss.

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