Question : The primary goal of pressure groups in a democracy is to:

Option 1: Overthrow the government

Option 2: Influence public opinion and policy

Option 3: Replace political parties as the main actors in politics

Option 4: Focus exclusively on economic issues

Question : Which among the following is not true about Pressure Groups?

Option 1: Pressure Group aim at capturing government.

Option 2: Pressure Groups aim at influencing the policies of the government.

Option 3: Pressure Groups articulates the interest of its group

Option 4: Pressure Groups is characterised by homogeneity of interests

Question : Pressure groups differ from political parties in that they:

Option 1: Seek to govern directly

Option 2: Focus solely on winning elections

Option 3: Aim to influence policy without governing

Option 4: Avoid public involvement in their activities

Question : What distinguishes NGOs from other actors in global governance?

Option 1: Their ability to enact binding international laws

Option 2: Their focus on profit-making activities

Option 3: Their advocacy and humanitarian roles

Option 4: Their exclusive representation of government interests

Question : The effectiveness of political parties in a democracy is measured by their:

Option 1: Ability to suppress opposing viewpoints

Option 2: Success in engaging with and representing the public

Option 3: Focus on achieving power at any cost

Option 4: Avoidance of controversial issues