Political Parties and Pressure Group

A. Single party system
B. A bi-party system
C. A multi-party system
D. No political parties

A. Religious principles
B. Common interests
C. Economic and political principles
D. Caste

A. Open to all citizens
B. Given only to trusted workers
C. Compulsory for an
D. Given on hereditary basis

A. Democratic countries
B. Countries with monarchy
C. Totalitarian states
D. Can exist in any country

A. The people can easily influence the political decisions
B. Large number of people can be admitted as its members
C. Elections are free
D. Members have to abide by iron discipline of the party

A. There is one dominant party, while the other parties occupy an insignificant position
B. There may be number of political parties but the government is formed by only one party viz., the party securing maximum of votes
C. There is only one political party and no other political party is permitted to come into existence
D. None of the above things

A. Pressure groups influence enactment of laws
B. Pressure groups help the administrative departments in the formulation of policy
C. Pressure groups provide funds to its members to contest elections
D. Pressure groups play an important role in bringing about political, social and economic reforms

A. Temporary
B. Parmenent
C. Some are temporary while others are permanent
D. Formed for a fixed term

A. They contest elections
B. They have large membership
C. They pursue broader objectives
D. Their field of operation is very limited

A. Purely political organisations
B. Purely military organisations
C. Purely economic organisations
D. Of universal character and include groups like business, labour, farm co-operatives, church, other professional groups, etc.