Question : The function of political parties in a democratic system includes:

Option 1: Suppressing alternative viewpoints

Option 2: Channeling public opinion into the political process

Option 3: Ensuring the dominance of a single ideology

Option 4: Avoiding engagement with societal issues

Question : In a democratic system, political parties:

Option 1: Operate without any public accountability

Option 2: Are unnecessary for policy formulation

Option 3: Play a key role in representing citizens' interests

Option 4: Focus exclusively on maintaining power

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 : Pressure groups in a democracy are known for their:

Option 1:  Attempt to replace the government

Option 2: Focus on narrow, specialized interests

Option 3: Disinterest in influencing policy

Option 4: Avoidance of public advocacy

Question : The existence of political parties in a democracy ensures:

Option 1: The concentration of power in a single party

Option 2: The exclusion of minority opinions from the political process

Option 3: The representation of diverse interests in governance

Option 4: The absence of competition in political elections