Q1. King Birendra was killed in a mysterious massacre of the royal family in
(a) 2000 (b) 2001 (c) 2002 (d) 2003
Q.2. When did King Gyanendra dismiss the then prime minister and dissolve the Parliament?
(a) 2000 (b) 2001 (c) 2002 (d) 2003
Q.2. When did King Gyanendra dismiss the then prime minister and dissolve the Parliament?
(a) In February 2005 (b) In February 2006 (c) In March 2006 (d) In April 2006
Q.3. The people of Bolivia led a successful struggle against
(a) limited franchise (b) government's apathy towards public facilities
(c) privatisation of water (d) lack of educational facilities
Q.4. Which financial agency/organisation pressurised the government to give up its control of municipal water supply?
(a) International Monetary Fund (b) World Bank (c) Central Bank of Bolivia (d) None of these
Q.5. Choose the incorrect statement.
(a) The MNC raised the price of water by four times.
(b) Many people received monthly water bills of Rs 1000.
(c) This huge hike in water bill led to a popular protest.
(d) None of these
Q.6. Who won Bolivia's water war ?
(a) People (b) Government (c) MNC (d) None of the above
Q.7. Most of the time democracy evolves through :
(a) consensus (b) popular struggles (c) both the above (d) none of the above
Q.8. 'Defining moments' of democracy usually involve a conflict between
(a) Two most powerful groups
(b) Those groups who have exercised power and those who aspire for a share in power
(c) Two powerless groups (d) People and people's representatives
Q.9. Outstanding democratic conflicts are usually resolved through
(a) mass mobilisation (b) institutions like the Parliament or the Judiciary
(c) both the above (d) none the above
Q.10. Which of these is not one of the agencies of organised politics?
(a) Political parties (b) Pressure groups (c) Movement groups (d) None of above
Q.11. The movement Kittiko-Hachchiko started in Karnataka in 1987, was based on
(a) non-violent protest by farmers (b) violent protest by farmers
(c) violent protest by workers of Karnataka Pulpwood Limited (d) none of these
Q.12. Which party spearheaded the mass upsurge in Nepal?
(a) Seven-Party Alliance (SPA) (b) Nepalese Communist Party (Maoist)
(c) Nepalese Communist Party (d) Nepalese Congress Party
Q.13. Which party did not believe in parliamentary democracy and was involved in an armed struggle but joined the popular protest?
(a) Nepalese Congress Party (b) Nepalese Communist Party
(c) Nepalese Communist Party (Maoist) (d) None of above
Q.14. Which of the following organisations/ institutions did not join the protest movement?
(a) Labour unions and their federations (b) Organisation of indigenous people
(c) Organisation of teachers, lawyers and human rights groups (d) Army
Q.15. The protest against water privatisation in Bolivia was led by
(a) Socialist Party (b) An organisation called FEDECOR, Confederation of factory workers' unions
(c) Federation of farmers (d) Confederation of Factory Workers' Unions
Q.16. Which political party that supported the protest in Bolivia, came to power in Bolivia in 2006?
(a) Socialist Party (b) Communist Party (c) Congress Party of Bolivia (d) None of above
Q.17. Which of the roles is not played by political parties?
(a) Direct participation in competitive politics (b) Contesting elections
(c) Forming governments (d) None of these
Q.18. Which of the following is not a movement?
(a) Narmada Bachao Andolan (b) Struggle in Nepal for democracy
(c) Women's movement (d) All India Trade Union Congress
Q.19. Choose the incorrect statement.
(a) Like an interest group, a movement does not take part in electoral competition
(b) Like an interest group, a movement attempts to influence politics
(c) Unlike the interest groups, movements have a loose organisation
(d) Like the interest groups, movements have a loose organisation
Q.20. Which of the following is a movement?
(a) CII (b) AITUC (c) NGOs (d) Environmental movement
Ans. (d)
Q.21. Usually sectional interest groups seek to promote
(a) the interests of a particular section of group of society (b) the interests of the society in general
(c) the well-being and betterment of their members (d) both (a) and (c)
Q.22. Which of the following is not a sectional interest group?
(a) Trade unions (b) Business associations
(c) Professional groups (d) Bolivian organisation, FEDECOR
Q.23. What is not true regarding public interest groups?
(a) They represent some common or general interest
(b) Members of the organisation may not benefit from the cause that the organisation represents
(c) They promote collective rather than selective good
(d) They aim to help their own members
Q.24. 'A group fighting against bonded labour' is an example of
(a) sectional interest group (b) promotional group
(c) public interest group (d) either (b) or (c)
Q.25. Which of the following is not a type of movement group?
(a) Single-issue movements (b) Generic movements (c) Multiple movements (d) None of these
Q.26. What is not true regarding single-issue movements?
(a) These movements seek to achieve a single objective within a limited time frame.
(b) These movements tend to have a clear leadership.
(c) These have some kind of organisation but their active life is usually short. (d) None of these
Q.27. Which of the following is not a single- issue movement?
(a) Movement for democracy in Nepal (b) Narmada Bachao Andolan
(c) Women's movement (d) None of these
Q.28. Which of the following is not a generic movement?
(a) Environment movement (b) Women's movement
(c) Narmada Bachao Andolan (d) None of these
Q.29. Which of the following is a pressure group ?
(a) Narmada Bachao Movement (b) Anti-Liquor Movement
(c) Women's Movement (d) Worker's Trade Union
Q.30. In a democracy which of the following is not a direct way of influencing the decisions by the people ? (a) Formation of interest groups (b) Formation of Government
(c) Formation of political parties (d) Contesting Elections
Q.31. Which one of the following is not true regarding the outcome of the April 2006 Movement in Nepal ? (a) Girija Prasad Koirala became the new Prime Minister.
(b) The Maoists came to power with a clear majority.
(c) The Parliament was restored.
(d) The new laws reduced the power of the king.
Q.32. Which one of the following is not true regarding Bolivia's Water War?
(a) The struggle involved mass mobilisation. (b) A political conflict led to popular struggle.
(c) It resulted in the restoration of the water supply at the old rates
(d) It lacked spontaneous public participation.
Q.33. Which one of the following is not true regarding the influence of pressure groups on politics ?
(a) They influence the media and gain public support to influence policies.
(b) They organise protest activities like strikes and distrupt government programmes.
(c) They are sometimes formed or led by members of political parties.
(d) They do not enter into dialogue or discussion with political parties.
Q.34. Which one of the following is NOT the way to resolve a conflict in a democracy ?
(a) Mass Mobilisation (b) Using Parliament (c) Using Judiciary (d) Armed Revolution
Q.35. Which one of the following is an example of public interest groups ?
(a) Trade Unions (b) Business Associations
(c) BAMCEF (d) FEDECOR
Q.36. Which one of the following statements is NOT true about the public interest groups ?
(a) They promote collective rather than selective good.
(b) They aim to help groups other than their own members.
(c) They undertake activity that benefits them as well as others too.
(d) Their Principal concern is the betterment and well being of their members.
Q.37. Which one of the following features is NOT common in most of the democracies of the world?
(a) They hold elections (b) They have formal constitution
(c) They are efficient and effective (d) They guarantee rights to the citizens
Q.38. FEDECOR comprised of :
(a) professionals like engineers and environmentalists (b) leaders of political parties
(c) federation of farmers who did not rely on irrigation. (d) confederation of household workers unions.
Q.39. Which one of the following political parties was founded by reviving the Bharatiya Jana Sangha ?
(a) Samajwadi Party (b) Rashtriya Janata Dal
(c) Bharatiya Janata Party (d) Bahujan Samaj Party
Q.40. Who amongst the following Nepalese Kings was killed in a mysterious massacre ?
(a) King Gyanendra (b) King Birendra (c) King Mahendra (d) None of them
Q.41. The interest groups like trade unions, business associations and professional bodies etc. are referred to as :
(a) Public Interest group (b) Sectional Interest group (c) Movement group (d) Pressure group
Q.42. Who plays a decisive role in making laws for a country ?
(a) Leaders (b) Parties (c) Voters (d) Constituencies
Q.43. The city of Cochamamba is related to which issue?
(a) Nepal's popular struggle (b) Bolivia's water war
(c) Environmental Movement (d) Narmada Bachao Movement
Q.44. Which one of the following distinctions between pressure groups and political parties is false ?
(a) Parties take political stances, while pressure groups do not bother about political issues.
(b) Pressure groups are confined to a few people, while parties involve a large number of people.
(c) Pressure groups do not seek to get into power, while political parties do.
(d) Pressure groups are least concerned with the people while parties fully depend on the people.
Q.45. Which pressure groups seek to promote collective good ?
(a) Sectional interest group (b) Public interest group (c) Movement group (d) People's group
Q.46. Which amongst the following was an organisation of Bolivia comprising local professionals, engineers and environmentalists?
(a) BAMCEF (b) FEDECOR (c) SPA (d) NAPM
Q.47. In which year did Nepal witness an extraordinary political movement ?
(a) 1990 (b) 1998 (c) 2001 (d) 2006
Q.48. Which of the following statements is not true about Nepal ?
(a) King Gyanendra, the new king of Nepal, was not prepared to accept democratic rule.
(b) Nepal witnessed an extraordinary popular movement in April 2001.
(c) On 24th April, king Gyanendra conceded to all the demands of SPA.
(d) Girija Prasad Koirala was chosen as the new prime minister of the interim government.
Q.49. An organised group which seeks to influence the government's decision is called a/an :
(a) Pressure group (b) Interest group (c) Sectional interest group (d) Political party
Q.50. Which one of the following is true regarding sectional interest groups ?
(a) They promote collective rather than selective good.
(b) Their principal concern is the betterment and well-being of their members, not society in general.
(c) They aim to help groups other than their own members.
(d) They do not seek to promote the interest of a particular sector or group of society.
Q.51. Which one of the following is true regarding the extraordinary popular movement that emerged in Nepal in 2006 ?
(a) Consolidation of monarchy (b) Abolition of democracy
(c) Restoration of democracy (d) Establishment of dictatorship
Q.52. Which one of the following is true regarding public interest groups?
(a) Betterment and well being of members of a particular group
(b) Suppression of some general interest
(c) Representation of interests of one section in society
(d) Promotion of collective good
Q.53. Which one of the following political parties came to power in Bolivia in 2006?
(a) The Socialist Party (b) The Republican Party (c) The Conservative Party (d) The Communist Party
Q.54. FEDCOR is the example of :
(a) Public interest group (b) Sectional interest group (c) Movement group (d) Pressure group
Q.55. What was the aim of the popular movement of Nepal in April 2006 ?
(a) Restoration of monarchy (b) Dissolution of Parliament
(c) Restoration of democracy (d) Restoration of peace
Q.56. The aim of a public interest group is to promote:
(a) Collective good (b) Selective good
(c) The interest of its own members (d) The interest of a particular groups of society.
Q.57. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of people movement ?
(a) They try to influence government policies
(b) Pressure groups are formed when people with a common occupation come together.
(c) Pressure groups have a common objective to achieve.
(d) Pressure groups contest election to hold power in the government
Q.58. Which king of Nepal refused to accept democratic rule ?
(a) King Birendra (b) Girija Prasad Koirala (c) King Gyanendra (d) King Mahendra
Q.59. Which pressure group seeks to promote collective good ?
(a) Sectional Interest Groups (b)Public Interest Group
(c) Movement Group (d) Loose organisation
Q.60. What type of government was adopted in Nepal in the year 1990 ?
(a) Monarchy (b) Dictatorship (c) Colonial (d) Democratic
Q.61. Democracy evolves through
(a) Popular struggles (b) Elections and political parties (c) Pressure groups (d) Social differences
Q.62. Identify the element which is not shared both by the movement of Nepal and struggle in Bolivia :
(a) A political conflict that led to popular struggle
(b) The struggle involved mass mobilisation
(c) It was about the foundation of the country's politics
(d) It involved critical role of political organisation
Q.63. Which one of the following promotes the interest of a particular group ?
(a) Public interest groups (b) Political parties (c) Sectional interest groups (d) Government
Q.64. A democratic government is :
(a) an accountable government. (b) a responsive government.
(c) a legitimate government (d) all the above
Q.65. Which of these is NOT a good argument in favour of democracy ?
(a) People feel free and equal in democracy.
(b) Democracies resolve conflicts in a better way than others.
(c) Democratic government is more accounatable to the people.
(d) Democracies are more prosperous than others.
Q.66. When did Nepal first win democracy ?
(a) 1985 (b) 1995 (c) 1990 (d) 1965
Q.67. Which one of the following was not a demand of the Seven-Party Alliance during the strike in
Kathmandu ?
(a) To restore the Parliament (b) To fight against the Maoist insurgents
(c) To give power to an all-party government (d) To form a new Constituent Assembly
Q.68. Which one of the following is not true about the pressure groups ?
(a) They are directly engaged in party politics (b) They take a political stance
(c) They organise protests (d) They try to gain public support
Q.69. What was common in both the struggles held in Nepal and Bolivia? (a) In both the case the struggle invilved mass mobilisation
(b) In both the cases people used violence
(c) In both the cases the demands of people were not fulfilled
(d) In both the cases government ignored the people
Q.70. What was the result of Bolivia water war?
(a) People were forced to pay the increased water rates (b) People lost the war
(c) Government of Bolivia resisted
(d) The water contract with the MNC was cancelled and water supply was restored to the municipality at old rates.
1.(b), 2.(a), 3.(c),4.(b), 5.(d), 6.(a), 7.(b), 8.(b), 9.(a), 10.(d), 11.(a), 12.(a), 13.(c), 14.(d), 15.(b), 16.(a), 17.(d), 18.(d), 19.(d), 20.(d), 21.(d), 22.(d), 23.(d), 24.(d), 25.(c), 26.(d), 27.(c), 28.(c), 29.(d), 30.(a), 31.(b), 32.(b), 33.(d), 34.(d), 35.(c), 36.(d), 37.(c), 38.(a), 39.(c), 40.(b), 41.(b), 42.(b), 43.(b), 44.(d), 45.(b), 46.(b), 47.(d), 48.(b), 49.(a), 50.(b), 51.(c), 52.(d), 53.(a),54.(b), 55.(c),, 56.(a), 57.(d), 58.(c), 59.(b), 60.(d), 61.(a), 62.(d), 63.(c), 64.(d), 65.(d), 66.(c), 67.(b), 68.(a), 69.(a), 70.(d)
Q.3. The people of Bolivia led a successful struggle against
(a) limited franchise (b) government's apathy towards public facilities
(c) privatisation of water (d) lack of educational facilities
Q.4. Which financial agency/organisation pressurised the government to give up its control of municipal water supply?
(a) International Monetary Fund (b) World Bank (c) Central Bank of Bolivia (d) None of these
Q.5. Choose the incorrect statement.
(a) The MNC raised the price of water by four times.
(b) Many people received monthly water bills of Rs 1000.
(c) This huge hike in water bill led to a popular protest.
(d) None of these
Q.6. Who won Bolivia's water war ?
(a) People (b) Government (c) MNC (d) None of the above
Q.7. Most of the time democracy evolves through :
(a) consensus (b) popular struggles (c) both the above (d) none of the above
Q.8. 'Defining moments' of democracy usually involve a conflict between
(a) Two most powerful groups
(b) Those groups who have exercised power and those who aspire for a share in power
(c) Two powerless groups (d) People and people's representatives
Q.9. Outstanding democratic conflicts are usually resolved through
(a) mass mobilisation (b) institutions like the Parliament or the Judiciary
(c) both the above (d) none the above
Q.10. Which of these is not one of the agencies of organised politics?
(a) Political parties (b) Pressure groups (c) Movement groups (d) None of above
Q.11. The movement Kittiko-Hachchiko started in Karnataka in 1987, was based on
(a) non-violent protest by farmers (b) violent protest by farmers
(c) violent protest by workers of Karnataka Pulpwood Limited (d) none of these
Q.12. Which party spearheaded the mass upsurge in Nepal?
(a) Seven-Party Alliance (SPA) (b) Nepalese Communist Party (Maoist)
(c) Nepalese Communist Party (d) Nepalese Congress Party
Q.13. Which party did not believe in parliamentary democracy and was involved in an armed struggle but joined the popular protest?
(a) Nepalese Congress Party (b) Nepalese Communist Party
(c) Nepalese Communist Party (Maoist) (d) None of above
Q.14. Which of the following organisations/ institutions did not join the protest movement?
(a) Labour unions and their federations (b) Organisation of indigenous people
(c) Organisation of teachers, lawyers and human rights groups (d) Army
Q.15. The protest against water privatisation in Bolivia was led by
(a) Socialist Party (b) An organisation called FEDECOR, Confederation of factory workers' unions
(c) Federation of farmers (d) Confederation of Factory Workers' Unions
Q.16. Which political party that supported the protest in Bolivia, came to power in Bolivia in 2006?
(a) Socialist Party (b) Communist Party (c) Congress Party of Bolivia (d) None of above
Q.17. Which of the roles is not played by political parties?
(a) Direct participation in competitive politics (b) Contesting elections
(c) Forming governments (d) None of these
Q.18. Which of the following is not a movement?
(a) Narmada Bachao Andolan (b) Struggle in Nepal for democracy
(c) Women's movement (d) All India Trade Union Congress
Q.19. Choose the incorrect statement.
(a) Like an interest group, a movement does not take part in electoral competition
(b) Like an interest group, a movement attempts to influence politics
(c) Unlike the interest groups, movements have a loose organisation
(d) Like the interest groups, movements have a loose organisation
Q.20. Which of the following is a movement?
(a) CII (b) AITUC (c) NGOs (d) Environmental movement
Ans. (d)
Q.21. Usually sectional interest groups seek to promote
(a) the interests of a particular section of group of society (b) the interests of the society in general
(c) the well-being and betterment of their members (d) both (a) and (c)
Q.22. Which of the following is not a sectional interest group?
(a) Trade unions (b) Business associations
(c) Professional groups (d) Bolivian organisation, FEDECOR
Q.23. What is not true regarding public interest groups?
(a) They represent some common or general interest
(b) Members of the organisation may not benefit from the cause that the organisation represents
(c) They promote collective rather than selective good
(d) They aim to help their own members
Q.24. 'A group fighting against bonded labour' is an example of
(a) sectional interest group (b) promotional group
(c) public interest group (d) either (b) or (c)
Q.25. Which of the following is not a type of movement group?
(a) Single-issue movements (b) Generic movements (c) Multiple movements (d) None of these
Q.26. What is not true regarding single-issue movements?
(a) These movements seek to achieve a single objective within a limited time frame.
(b) These movements tend to have a clear leadership.
(c) These have some kind of organisation but their active life is usually short. (d) None of these
Q.27. Which of the following is not a single- issue movement?
(a) Movement for democracy in Nepal (b) Narmada Bachao Andolan
(c) Women's movement (d) None of these
Q.28. Which of the following is not a generic movement?
(a) Environment movement (b) Women's movement
(c) Narmada Bachao Andolan (d) None of these
Q.29. Which of the following is a pressure group ?
(a) Narmada Bachao Movement (b) Anti-Liquor Movement
(c) Women's Movement (d) Worker's Trade Union
Q.30. In a democracy which of the following is not a direct way of influencing the decisions by the people ? (a) Formation of interest groups (b) Formation of Government
(c) Formation of political parties (d) Contesting Elections
Q.31. Which one of the following is not true regarding the outcome of the April 2006 Movement in Nepal ? (a) Girija Prasad Koirala became the new Prime Minister.
(b) The Maoists came to power with a clear majority.
(c) The Parliament was restored.
(d) The new laws reduced the power of the king.
Q.32. Which one of the following is not true regarding Bolivia's Water War?
(a) The struggle involved mass mobilisation. (b) A political conflict led to popular struggle.
(c) It resulted in the restoration of the water supply at the old rates
(d) It lacked spontaneous public participation.
Q.33. Which one of the following is not true regarding the influence of pressure groups on politics ?
(a) They influence the media and gain public support to influence policies.
(b) They organise protest activities like strikes and distrupt government programmes.
(c) They are sometimes formed or led by members of political parties.
(d) They do not enter into dialogue or discussion with political parties.
Q.34. Which one of the following is NOT the way to resolve a conflict in a democracy ?
(a) Mass Mobilisation (b) Using Parliament (c) Using Judiciary (d) Armed Revolution
Q.35. Which one of the following is an example of public interest groups ?
(a) Trade Unions (b) Business Associations
(c) BAMCEF (d) FEDECOR
Q.36. Which one of the following statements is NOT true about the public interest groups ?
(a) They promote collective rather than selective good.
(b) They aim to help groups other than their own members.
(c) They undertake activity that benefits them as well as others too.
(d) Their Principal concern is the betterment and well being of their members.
Q.37. Which one of the following features is NOT common in most of the democracies of the world?
(a) They hold elections (b) They have formal constitution
(c) They are efficient and effective (d) They guarantee rights to the citizens
Q.38. FEDECOR comprised of :
(a) professionals like engineers and environmentalists (b) leaders of political parties
(c) federation of farmers who did not rely on irrigation. (d) confederation of household workers unions.
Q.39. Which one of the following political parties was founded by reviving the Bharatiya Jana Sangha ?
(a) Samajwadi Party (b) Rashtriya Janata Dal
(c) Bharatiya Janata Party (d) Bahujan Samaj Party
Q.40. Who amongst the following Nepalese Kings was killed in a mysterious massacre ?
(a) King Gyanendra (b) King Birendra (c) King Mahendra (d) None of them
Q.41. The interest groups like trade unions, business associations and professional bodies etc. are referred to as :
(a) Public Interest group (b) Sectional Interest group (c) Movement group (d) Pressure group
Q.42. Who plays a decisive role in making laws for a country ?
(a) Leaders (b) Parties (c) Voters (d) Constituencies
Q.43. The city of Cochamamba is related to which issue?
(a) Nepal's popular struggle (b) Bolivia's water war
(c) Environmental Movement (d) Narmada Bachao Movement
Q.44. Which one of the following distinctions between pressure groups and political parties is false ?
(a) Parties take political stances, while pressure groups do not bother about political issues.
(b) Pressure groups are confined to a few people, while parties involve a large number of people.
(c) Pressure groups do not seek to get into power, while political parties do.
(d) Pressure groups are least concerned with the people while parties fully depend on the people.
Q.45. Which pressure groups seek to promote collective good ?
(a) Sectional interest group (b) Public interest group (c) Movement group (d) People's group
Q.46. Which amongst the following was an organisation of Bolivia comprising local professionals, engineers and environmentalists?
(a) BAMCEF (b) FEDECOR (c) SPA (d) NAPM
Q.47. In which year did Nepal witness an extraordinary political movement ?
(a) 1990 (b) 1998 (c) 2001 (d) 2006
Q.48. Which of the following statements is not true about Nepal ?
(a) King Gyanendra, the new king of Nepal, was not prepared to accept democratic rule.
(b) Nepal witnessed an extraordinary popular movement in April 2001.
(c) On 24th April, king Gyanendra conceded to all the demands of SPA.
(d) Girija Prasad Koirala was chosen as the new prime minister of the interim government.
Q.49. An organised group which seeks to influence the government's decision is called a/an :
(a) Pressure group (b) Interest group (c) Sectional interest group (d) Political party
Q.50. Which one of the following is true regarding sectional interest groups ?
(a) They promote collective rather than selective good.
(b) Their principal concern is the betterment and well-being of their members, not society in general.
(c) They aim to help groups other than their own members.
(d) They do not seek to promote the interest of a particular sector or group of society.
Q.51. Which one of the following is true regarding the extraordinary popular movement that emerged in Nepal in 2006 ?
(a) Consolidation of monarchy (b) Abolition of democracy
(c) Restoration of democracy (d) Establishment of dictatorship
Q.52. Which one of the following is true regarding public interest groups?
(a) Betterment and well being of members of a particular group
(b) Suppression of some general interest
(c) Representation of interests of one section in society
(d) Promotion of collective good
Q.53. Which one of the following political parties came to power in Bolivia in 2006?
(a) The Socialist Party (b) The Republican Party (c) The Conservative Party (d) The Communist Party
Q.54. FEDCOR is the example of :
(a) Public interest group (b) Sectional interest group (c) Movement group (d) Pressure group
Q.55. What was the aim of the popular movement of Nepal in April 2006 ?
(a) Restoration of monarchy (b) Dissolution of Parliament
(c) Restoration of democracy (d) Restoration of peace
Q.56. The aim of a public interest group is to promote:
(a) Collective good (b) Selective good
(c) The interest of its own members (d) The interest of a particular groups of society.
Q.57. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of people movement ?
(a) They try to influence government policies
(b) Pressure groups are formed when people with a common occupation come together.
(c) Pressure groups have a common objective to achieve.
(d) Pressure groups contest election to hold power in the government
Q.58. Which king of Nepal refused to accept democratic rule ?
(a) King Birendra (b) Girija Prasad Koirala (c) King Gyanendra (d) King Mahendra
Q.59. Which pressure group seeks to promote collective good ?
(a) Sectional Interest Groups (b)Public Interest Group
(c) Movement Group (d) Loose organisation
Q.60. What type of government was adopted in Nepal in the year 1990 ?
(a) Monarchy (b) Dictatorship (c) Colonial (d) Democratic
Q.61. Democracy evolves through
(a) Popular struggles (b) Elections and political parties (c) Pressure groups (d) Social differences
Q.62. Identify the element which is not shared both by the movement of Nepal and struggle in Bolivia :
(a) A political conflict that led to popular struggle
(b) The struggle involved mass mobilisation
(c) It was about the foundation of the country's politics
(d) It involved critical role of political organisation
Q.63. Which one of the following promotes the interest of a particular group ?
(a) Public interest groups (b) Political parties (c) Sectional interest groups (d) Government
Q.64. A democratic government is :
(a) an accountable government. (b) a responsive government.
(c) a legitimate government (d) all the above
Q.65. Which of these is NOT a good argument in favour of democracy ?
(a) People feel free and equal in democracy.
(b) Democracies resolve conflicts in a better way than others.
(c) Democratic government is more accounatable to the people.
(d) Democracies are more prosperous than others.
Q.66. When did Nepal first win democracy ?
(a) 1985 (b) 1995 (c) 1990 (d) 1965
Q.67. Which one of the following was not a demand of the Seven-Party Alliance during the strike in
Kathmandu ?
(a) To restore the Parliament (b) To fight against the Maoist insurgents
(c) To give power to an all-party government (d) To form a new Constituent Assembly
Q.68. Which one of the following is not true about the pressure groups ?
(a) They are directly engaged in party politics (b) They take a political stance
(c) They organise protests (d) They try to gain public support
Q.69. What was common in both the struggles held in Nepal and Bolivia? (a) In both the case the struggle invilved mass mobilisation
(b) In both the cases people used violence
(c) In both the cases the demands of people were not fulfilled
(d) In both the cases government ignored the people
Q.70. What was the result of Bolivia water war?
(a) People were forced to pay the increased water rates (b) People lost the war
(c) Government of Bolivia resisted
(d) The water contract with the MNC was cancelled and water supply was restored to the municipality at old rates.
1.(b), 2.(a), 3.(c),4.(b), 5.(d), 6.(a), 7.(b), 8.(b), 9.(a), 10.(d), 11.(a), 12.(a), 13.(c), 14.(d), 15.(b), 16.(a), 17.(d), 18.(d), 19.(d), 20.(d), 21.(d), 22.(d), 23.(d), 24.(d), 25.(c), 26.(d), 27.(c), 28.(c), 29.(d), 30.(a), 31.(b), 32.(b), 33.(d), 34.(d), 35.(c), 36.(d), 37.(c), 38.(a), 39.(c), 40.(b), 41.(b), 42.(b), 43.(b), 44.(d), 45.(b), 46.(b), 47.(d), 48.(b), 49.(a), 50.(b), 51.(c), 52.(d), 53.(a),54.(b), 55.(c),, 56.(a), 57.(d), 58.(c), 59.(b), 60.(d), 61.(a), 62.(d), 63.(c), 64.(d), 65.(d), 66.(c), 67.(b), 68.(a), 69.(a), 70.(d)
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