A. One party system
B. Two party system
C. Multi-party system
D. Plural party system
A. They finance political parties
B. They sponsor their favourite candidates at the time of elections
C. They develop cantacts with legislators
D. They avoid going near the centre of authority
A. An organised group of persons
B. Fedility to certain common principles
C. A common programme
D. Acommon religion
A. to create public opinion
B. to capture political power
C. to implement its policies
D. to criticise government
A. its objects are limited
B. its membership is limited
C. it can use both constitutional and unconstitutional means
D. it can be organised
A. Essential for democracy
B. Not essential for democracy
C. Essential for totalitarian government
D. Not essential either for democracy or totalitarian government
A. Political party is a voluntary association
B. Members of political parties hold identical views on basic political, economic and other matters
C. Political parties aim at capturing power through any method
D. Once the political party comes to power it tries to promote national rather than sectarian interests
A. Clings to the old institutions
B. Wants to abolish the present institutions and establish absolutely new institutions in their place
C. Believes in reforming the old institutions and retaining them
D. Believesin conserving the present institutions as they are
A. Conserving the old institutions
B. Conserving the status quo
C. Reforming the present institutions
D. Establishing new institutions in place of present ones
A. Retaining the present institutions
B. Retaining the present institutions by new and radical institutions
C. Making reforms in the existing institutions
D. Conserving the old institutions