Characteristics of pressure groups - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
1
What is the main goal of pressure groups?
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A
To hold political power
B
To influence government policies or decisions
C
To win elections
2
What tactics do pressure groups use to achieve their goals?
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A
Propaganda and disinformation
B
Protests and civil disobedience
C
Political campaigning and fundraising
3
Which of the following issues can pressure groups focus on?
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A
Environmental protection
B
Business interests
C
All of the above
4
How do pressure groups differ from political parties?
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A
Pressure groups seek to hold political power, while political parties seek to influence government policies.
B
Pressure groups are organized around specific issues or interests, while political parties have a broader political platform.
C
Pressure groups are less organized than political parties.
5
What role do pressure groups play in shaping public policy?
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A
They hold political power and make decisions themselves.
B
They represent the interests of their members to government officials.
C
They control the media and shape public opinion.
6
What distinguishes formal pressure groups from informal pressure groups?
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7
Why are pressure groups important in a democratic society?
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