Part Two: Choose the correct answer from the given alternatives below (1.5 pts cach 1, A person who was Ethiopian national and who has acquired foreign nationality by la readmitted to Ethiopian nationality when he/she fulfill all requirements except one A. Returned and domiciled in Ethiopia B. Renounced his foreign nationality C. Applied to the Authority for re-admission D. Made an outstanding contribution to Ethiopia 2. Ethiopian ambassador living in United States of America gave birth in the residence of the diplomats of Ethiopia. A child has the possibility to acquire the citizenship status of: A. USA through the principle of jus-soli B. Ethiopia through the principle of jus-Sanguinis C. Ethiopia through the principle of jus-soli D. Ethiopia and USA through both principles simultaneously. E. All F. None 3. Identify the statement that is not true regarding the basic purpose of the constitution: A. It defines the political structure and forms of a state. B. It gives specific explanations and details on political issues C. It establishes the duties and guarantees rights of citizens. D. It limits the power of government and relationships with governed. 4. Which one of the following is not true about the state sovereignty? A. It is original, absolute, unlimited power of the state B. It is the supreme, irresistible, absolute, uncontrolled authority of the state C. It is right to give unconditional orders to all individuals in the territory of state. D. It is the state ultimate power to address global common problems E. All except 'D' F. None of the above 5. According to Liberal theory of citizenship thought: A. Individuals should be free to decide on their own conception of the good life B. Individual citizens act rationally to advance their own interests C. Citizenship cannot be defined based on shared identity or a common culture D. Privileging individual autonomy is seen as destructive of communities E. All except 'D' F. None of the above A 6. Unlike the liberal discourse of citizenship, Republican citizenship perspective argued that: A. Students would not be concerned with the good of their society and their country B. In the long run outcome would be a moral decline and social crisis and political apathy C. The private interest of the citizens cannot be strictly different from the public interests D. Students may tend to be less-patriotic and less-civic minded to their country and society, 7. Government legitimacy refers all of the following except one: A. Justification and right to exercise that power B. The popular acceptance of a governing regime C. The recognized power to coerce and punish others D. Any higher power to influence the behavior of others E. All F. None 2