CBSE Class 10 Social Science Civics Popular Struggles and Movements Quiz 2

1. Pressure groups are either formed or led by

A Political parties B Trade Unions C Students organisations D Business groups

2. In most cases the relationship between political parties and interest groups is

A direct B not opposed to each other C in dialogue and negotiation D opposed yet in dialogue

3. Which of the following statements is not true about democracy?

A Democracy evolves through popular struggle. B Democratic conflict is resolved through mass mobilisation. C Role of popular struggle comes to an end with the establishment of democracy. D Public participation becomes effective with the help of organised politics.

4. Which of the following is not good for democracy?

A Demonstration B Mass mobilization C Multinational company D Political organisation

5. Pressure groups and movements have deepened democracy by

A putting pressure on the public B countering undue influence of the government C non-accommodation of conflicting interests D controlling and sharing political power

6. In a democracy direct participation in competitive politics is done by:

A forming organisations B promoting interests C contesting elections D mobilising masses

7. Nepal witnessed an extraordinary popular movement in

A April 1990 B February 2005 C April 2006 D April 2004

8. Maoists are people who believe in

A absolute monarchy B constitutional monarchy C rule of peasants through armed revolt D democratically elected government

9. People's struggle in Bolivia was

A to establish democracy B about foundation of country's politics C against privatisation of water D against privatisation of electricity

10. In a democracy, spontaneous public partici-pation becomes effective with the help of

A Parliament B Judiciary C Organised politics D Executive