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 : 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 main function of pressure groups is to:

Option 1: Govern the country directly

Option 2: Influence governmental policies and decisions

Option 3: Act as political parties during elections

Option 4: Focus solely on international issues

Question : What is the primary function of political parties in a democracy?

Option 1: To provide entertainment

Option 2: To represent specific interest groups

Option 3: To implement policies without public approval

Option 4: To formulate and implement public policy

Question : The interaction between political parties and pressure groups helps to:

Option 1: Undermine the democratic process

Option 2: Create a more responsive and accountable government

Option 3: Isolate political decision-making from public influence

Option 4: Limit the scope of policy debates