Polity Practice Quiz 42

Q1.In which type of political system, as described in the text, is only one party allowed to control and run the government?

A. Multi-party system B. Representative democracy C. One-party system D. Two-party system

Q2.Which country is cited in the text as an example of a one-party system where only the Communist Party is allowed to control and run the government?

A. India B. United States C. China D. Russia

Q3.Based on the description of Photograph 1, what function of a political party is illustrated by the BJP Mahila Morcha activists demonstrating in Visakhapatnam?

A. Forming the government B. Distributing welfare cheques C. Protesting against government policies D. Exporting iron ore

Q4.What is a characteristic of large and complex societies regarding governance?

A. They require direct democracy for all decisions. B. They need an agency to gather different views and present them to the government. C. They typically operate under a one-party system. D. They do not require representative democracy.

Q5.The protest rally described in Photograph 3, involving CPI (M), CPI, OGP, and JD (S) in Bhubaneswar, was against which company?

A. BJP Mahila Morcha B. Election Commission of India C. POSCO, a Korean steel company D. Communist Party of China

Q6.Which of the following best describes a two-party system as per the provided text?

A. Only two parties are legally permitted to exist. B. Power usually changes between two main parties, though others may exist. C. Two parties always form a coalition government. D. Only two parties contest elections in the country.

Q7.Which of the following countries are cited as examples of a two-party system in the provided text?

A. India and China B. United States of America and the United Kingdom C. France and Germany D. Canada and Australia

Q8.What characterizes a multi-party system?

A. Only one party holds power indefinitely. B. Power alternates strictly between two dominant parties. C. Several parties compete for power, and more than two have a reasonable chance of coming to power. D. All parties must form an alliance to contest elections.

Q9.What type of party system does India have, according_to the provided text?

A. One-party system B. Two-party system C. Multi-party system D. No party system

Q10.How is the government typically formed in a multi-party system?

A. By a single party winning an absolute majority. B. By two main parties alternating power. C. By various parties coming together in a coalition. D. By the military taking control.

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Polity Practice Quiz 42