Political Parties Quiz — 7 Free Questions

Question 1

Do members of a political party generally agree on some broad policies and programmes for society?

Question 2

Is democratic reform of political parties only about passing new laws, or does it also require public pressure?

Question 3

Do these four challenges mean that political parties should be abolished altogether?

Question 4

Do political parties decide, to a significant extent, who gets appointed as ministers?

Question 5

What mainly determines how many parties a country's democracy tends to develop?

Question 6

If two major parties offer very similar policies, what practical problem does this create for voters?

Question 7

Which political party dominated Indian politics for a long period, until roughly the late 1970s?

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About Political Parties

This quiz covers Chapter 6 of CBSE Class 10 Political Science (Democratic Politics II), Political Parties.

It opens with what a political party is, and the key functions parties perform, from contesting elections to forming and running governments.

It then covers why political parties are considered necessary for democracy, and the different kinds of party systems found around the world.

It moves on to national and regional parties in India, and how the Election Commission recognises and gives symbols to political parties.

It covers the major challenges facing political parties today, including a lack of internal democracy, dynastic succession, and the role of money and muscle power in elections.

It closes with ways political parties can be reformed, including the anti-defection law, mandatory affidavits, and proposals like state funding of elections.

Every question comes with a clear, simple explanation, so incorrect answers become as instructive as correct ones, whether you are revising for a school test or a board exam.