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1Which description matches the constitutional form of the Republic of Tajikistan?
A.A sovereign, democratic, rule-of-law, secular and unitary state
B.A federal parliamentary republic
C.A unitary state with an established state religion
D.A confederation of sovereign regions
Explanation: The Constitution describes Tajikistan as sovereign, democratic, rule-of-law, secular and unitary. Unitary government and a secular state are separate characteristics, so both matter when identifying the constitutional description.
2What does the Constitution recognize as the supreme value?
A.The continuity of executive institutions
B.The interests of the state treasury
C.The authority of the parliamentary majority
D.The human being, their rights and freedoms
Explanation: The human being, their rights and freedoms are the supreme value in the Constitution. Public administration must therefore treat protecting rights as a legal responsibility, rather than merely an optional service objective.
3Which institution is Tajikistan's highest representative and legislative body?
A.The Government
B.The Majlisi Oli
C.The Constitutional Court
D.The President's Executive Office
Explanation: The Majlisi Oli is the highest representative and legislative body. Its chambers are the Majlisi Milli and the Majlisi Namoyandagon, which have distinct constitutional responsibilities.
4A briefing describes Russian as Tajikistan's state language and Tajik as a language of interethnic communication. Which correction is needed?
A.Both languages have identical constitutional state-language status
B.Russian has no constitutional language role
C.Tajik is the state language; Russian is the language of interethnic communication
D.Language status is determined separately by each ministry
Explanation: The Constitution gives Tajik the status of state language and Russian the role of language of interethnic communication. These are distinct constitutional descriptions and should not be reversed or treated as identical.
5Which allocation of functions best reflects the constitutional separation of state power?
A.Courts adopt statutes and Parliament decides individual criminal guilt
B.Legislative bodies make laws, executive bodies implement them, and courts administer justice
C.All three branches exercise authority delegated by municipal councils
D.Executive instructions determine whether courts may apply the Constitution
Explanation: The Constitution separates legislative, executive and judicial power. Although institutions interact through constitutional procedures, an executive instruction does not replace independent judicial authority.
6Who is constitutionally both Head of State and Head of Executive Authority in Tajikistan?
A.The Prime Minister
B.The Chairman of the Majlisi Milli
C.The President
D.The Chairman of the Supreme Court
Explanation: The President is Head of State and Head of Executive Authority. The Prime Minister has important governmental duties, but those duties do not change the President's constitutional position.
7A citizen argues that taxes are payable only when they personally use a government service. Which constitutional principle answers this argument?
A.Taxes and payments established by law are compulsory
B.Tax liability arises only through a private contract
C.All public charges are voluntary donations
D.The taxpayer may replace any tax with community work
Explanation: The Constitution makes payment of taxes and charges established by law obligatory. Liability follows the applicable law, rather than an individual's decision about which public services they use.
8A ministry proposes ignoring a recognized international treaty because an ordinary domestic law conflicts with it. Assume the treaty is applicable and does not conflict with the Constitution. Which analysis is correct?
A.The newer ministry instruction always prevails
B.International rules apply only after a local council approves them
C.International treaties override the Constitution itself
D.Recognized international legal acts form part of the legal system, and the treaty norm applies to the statutory conflict
Explanation: The Constitution includes recognized international legal acts within Tajikistan's legal system and addresses conflicts between domestic laws and recognized international acts. This does not put a treaty above the Constitution itself.
9Which proposed change concerns an unchangeable constitutional foundation, rather than an ordinary administrative arrangement?
A.Changing a ministry's internal reporting structure
B.Replacing republican government with hereditary monarchy
C.Revising a departmental filing procedure
D.Changing the responsibilities of an executive agency
Explanation: The republican form of government is protected as an unchangeable constitutional foundation. Departmental structures and procedures may change through the competent legal process, but that does not authorize replacing the republic with a monarchy.
10An official says a law may be enforced against citizens before its official publication because the ministry has an internal copy. Which response best applies the Constitution?
A.Internal circulation is enough if all department heads agree
B.Publication matters only for international treaties
C.Publication is optional when the law concerns administrative convenience
D.Laws enter into force after official publication; an internal copy does not replace that requirement
Explanation: The Constitution requires official publication for laws and recognized international legal acts to enter into force. Access to an internal copy is different from the official publication requirement.

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