Political Parties and Pressure Group

A. Private ownership
B. Public ownership
C. Mixed economy
D. Gradual nationalisation of means of production

A. Britain
B. Switzerland
C. U.S.S.R.
D. None of the above

A. Britain
B. U.S.A.
C. China
D. France

A. Only one pressure group at time
B. Any number of pressure groups at the same time
C. Not more than three pressure groups at a time
D. Either a pressure group or a political party

A. Resorts to use of military force
B. Exerts pressure on government to enact laws in the interest of its members
C. Resort to other than constitutional methods
D. Resorts to general strike and band

A. China
B. Switzerland
C. Britain
D. West Germany

A. It leads to cabinet dictatorship
B. People have very limited choice in the selection of their representatives
C. The opposition cannot freely criticise the policies of the government
D. It leads to frequent constitutional crisis

A. It leads to formation of stable governments
B. Change in government is very convenient
C. It is convenient for the voters to clect their representatives
D. People have wider choice in the selection of their representatives

A. Pakistan
B. China
C. Britain
D. U.S.A.

A. Government is formed by all the political parties present in the country
B. There are number of political parties but the government is formed by that single party which secures largest number of seats
C. That the country has more than two political parties which aim at capturing power
D. There is one dominant party which keeps the other political parties under its umbrella