Who was the last king of Nepal?

1

(a)

King Birendra

(b)

King Gyanendra

(c)

King Raj Bahadur

(d)

King Vir Pratap

When was democracy restored in Nepa?

1

(a)

April 2005

(b)

April 2004

(c)

April 2007

(d)

April 2006

Democracy can be evolved through

1

(a)

Popular struggle

(b)

mass Mobilization

(c)

New Political Organizations

(d)

All of these

Which of these takes direct part in elections?

1

(a)

Interest groups

(b)

Sectional groups

(c)

Political parties

(d)

Pressure groups

Narmada Bachao Andolan is a good example of

1

(a)

Interest group

(b)

Political p

(c)

Pressure group

(d)

Movement group

When did Nepal become a constitutional monarchy?

1

(a)

1980

(b)

1990

(c)

2000

(d)

2006

When was the king Birendra killed?

1

(a)

April 1, 2001

(b)

May 1, 2001

(c)

June 1, 2001

(d)

July 1, 2001

Which is the capital of Nepal?

1

(a)

Colombo

(b)

Delhi

(c)

Kathmandu

(d)

Karachi

Which party of Nepal did not believe in parliamentary democracy?

1

(a)

Socialist Party

(b)

Communist Part (Maoist)

(c)

Congress Party

(d)

None of these

Which of the following is not a sectional interest group?

1

(a)

Trade unions

(b)

Business associations

(c)

Professional groups

(d)

Bolivia organisation, FEDECOR

In which year did Nepal become a constitutional monarchy?

1

(a)

1990

Why did the people of Bolivia protests in the year 2000?

1

(a)

The protest was against the government selling water rights to MNCs.

Which organisation led the protest against water privatisation in Bolivia?

1

(a)

FEDECOR

Which pressure group seeks to promote collective good?

1

(a)

Wangari Mauthail.

What gave rise to the struggle in Bolivia in 2000?

1

(a)

In the year 200, there was a popular struggle in Volivia against privatization and subsequent increase in the price of water.

In what ways do pressure groups and movement exert influence on politics?

2

(a)

What is a pressure group?Give a few examples.

2

(a)

Distinguish between pressure groups and political parties by stating any one point of distinction.

2

(a)

Justify with three points that democracy evolves through popular struggles.

2

(a)

Enlist the differences between the movement in Nepal and Bolivia

2

(a)

Differentiate between sectional interest groups and public interest groups with examples.

3

(a)

What is a movement?Explain the difference between a movement and a Pressure Group.

3

(a)

Briefly mention the organization which contributed to popular movement in Bolivia

3

(a)

Distinguish between sectional interest groups and public interest groups with examples.

3

(a)

What re the differences between a pressure group and political party?

5

(a)