ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЕ / АДМИНИСТРАТИВНОЕ ПРАВО РФ

(State Law)

1. The Constitutional law refers to

a) the rights and liberties

b) a multipartisan system

c) the basis of the constitutional order

d) the federative structure

e) the system, basis of organization and functioning of state bodies

 

2. Constitutional norms belong to

a) entitle norms

b) prohibition norms

c) obligation norms

d) permission norms

 

3. The Preamble of the Russian Federation Constitution consists of the following fundamental principles

a) stating the rights and liberties

b) supremacy of human rights and liberties

c) peoples’ union on the basis of the federative convention

d) sovereignty of the subjects of the Russian Federation

e) organization and functioning of the state bodies

 

4. The political regime in the Russian Federation is

a) liberal

b) authoritarian

c) totalitarian

d) democratic

The characteristic of the Russian Federation as a law-based state includes

a) the rule of law

b) application of unpublished laws only in case of an emergency

c) a declarative nature of rights and liberties

d) supremacy of the President of the Russian Federation

 

A Social welfare state means

a) the state guarantees welfare only to those who contribute to the society

b) restricted welfare for illegitimate children

c) decent life standards and a free development of human beings

d) social programs of the Russian Federation are established and financed only by the state

7. A secular state means:

a) no religion can belong to the state and be an obligatory one

b) only one religion prevails

c) the activity of religious groups are prohibited

d) public officials have no rights to hold any religious beliefs

 

The citizenship of the Russian Federation is singular

a) Russia’s citizens, permanent residents of a republic belonging to the Russian Federation, are simultaneously the citizens of this republic

b) Russia’s citizens, permanent residents of a republic belonging to the Russian Federation, cannot have a dual citizenship

c) Russia’s citizens living beyond the state cannot change their citizenship

d) Russia’s citizens cannot have a citizenship of another state

Russia’s citizenship is equal

a) legislation establish no differences and peculiarities in legal status to those who has become citizens of the Russian Federation on various bases

b) legislation establish the equality of the legal status to the citizens of the Russian Federation and the citizens of the Subjects of the Russian Federation

c) only to those citizens of the Russian Federation who have gotten their citizenships due to their birth

d) only to those citizens of the Russian Federation who have gotten their citizenships due to their birth or after 1992

Citizenship of the Russian Federation is open and free

a) legislation has statedthat every person has the right to have citizenship and the right to changethe citizenship

b) individuals without a citizenship under the federal laws have the right to acquire the citizenship of the Russian Federation at once

c) legislation has stated that foreign citizens who are on the territory of the Russian Federation and who have acquired the citizenship of the Russian Federation cannot change it

d) legislation has statedthat each citizen of the Russian Federation shall change the citizenship only once

11. Expansion of subjects of the Russian Federation is executed in the order stated by:

a) a federative constitutional law

b) a federative agreement

c) The Constitution of the Russian Federation

d) a federative law

12. The boundary lines between the subjects of the Russian Federation can be altered:

a) with their mutual agreement

b) by The Federation Council

c) by Constitutional Council

d) by Parliament

Active right to elect means that a citizen cannot be refused

a) to be on the election list

b) to participate in the work of the election committee

c) to be an election supervisor

d) to be elected

Under the Constitution of the Russian Federation id defined as

a) the nation’s representative

b) an official of the highest rank

c) head of the state

d) head of the executive branch of power

President of the Russian Federation represents interests of

a) the whole nation and all Russia

b) those electorate who have voted for him/her

c) some subjects of the Russian Federation

d) the bodies of Russia’s state power

 

President of the Russian Federation has immunity which means that

He/she

a) cannot be initiated a criminal case against

b) does not meet the demands of the plaintiff

c) cannot be qualified by the plaintiff’s demands

d) cannot be impeached

e) cannot retire

The Constitutional norm states that a representative body in the Russian Federation is

a) The Federal Assembly – The Parliament of the Russian Federation

b) President of the Russian Federation

c) The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation

d) Government of the Russian Federation

Government of the Russian Federation is

1) a body of the state power

2) a single body of the federal level

3) a representative body

4) a judiciary body