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Question-1 To be recognized as a national party, a political party should have secured

(A) not less than 4% of total valid votes in the previous general election, at least in two states.	(B)not less than 4% of total valid votes in the previous general election, at least in four states.
(C)not less than 5% of total valid votes in the previous general election, at least in four states.	(D)not less than 8% of total valid votes in the previous general election, at least in four states.

Question-2 Those parties which are desirous of slow, steady and smooth changes are

(A) Rightists	(B)Conservatives
(C)Liberals	(D)Leftists

Question-3
Parties which opt for radical changes and for the introduction of radical legislations are called

(A) Rightists	(B)Conservatives
(C) Liberals	(D)Leftists

Question-4 Best example for single party system is

(A) Russia	(B)India
(C)China	(D)America

Question-5
The British Labour party
German Social Democratic party
The Congress party of India
Bharathiya Janatha party

What is common among these ?

(A) They all are single party systems	(B)They all are conservatives
(C) They all are Liberals	(D)They all are mass parties

Question-6
The work of interest group is determined by which of the following ?

(A) political culture	(B)economic culture
(C)social culture	(D)educational culture

Question-7
Which among the following should not be encouraged as they are against national spirit ?

(A) National Parties	(B)Regional Parties
(C)Ethnic Parties	(D)Communal Parties

Question-8 Communist party of India (CPI) is a

(A) Communal Party	(B)Caste Party
(C)National Party	(D)Regional Party

Question-9 Defence, police and civil service personnel comes under

(A) Associational Interest Groups	(B)Institutional Interest Groups
(C)Adhoc Interest Groups	(D)Ordinary Interest groups

Question-10 Settlement of boundary dispute between Karnataka and Maharashtra comes under

(A) Institutional Interest Groups	(B)Associational Interest Groups
(C) Adhoc Interest Groups	(D)Ordinary Interest Groups

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