Political Parties | 10-Min Rapid Revision | Class 10
15 rising-difficulty reveal_answer questions based strictly on the provided video script about political parties for Class 10 social science.
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Question 1: According to the video, why are political parties described as the 'most visible institution' of democracy?
Because ordinary people most easily recognise parties and their leaders
Question 2: What are the three main components of a political party listed in the video?
Leaders, active members, followers
Question 3: Which primary function explains why parties give 'tickets' to certain people?
Contesting elections
Question 4: How do political parties help in the law-making process according to the video?
By organising debate and guiding their leaders in Parliament
Question 5: What role do parties play when they are not in government?
They act as opposition, questioning the ruling government
Question 6: Why does the video claim modern representative democracies need parties?
To gather and channel diverse opinions into a common line
Question 7: Which party system allows multiple parties and coalition governments, as exemplified in the video by India?
Multi-party system
Question 8: What criterion does the Election Commission use (mentioned in the video) to recognise a national party in Lok Sabha elections?
Securing 6% of votes in Lok Sabha or four state assemblies plus winning four seats
Question 9: How does the video suggest state (regional) parties are identified?
By getting 6% of state assembly votes and winning at least two seats
Question 10: Which internal party problem does the video label as 'lack of internal democracy'?
Top leaders concentrate power and decision-making without transparency
Question 11: What is 'dynastic succession' as a challenge to parties described in the video?
Power and top positions passing within a family or caste
Question 12: Which two resources does the video say often determine who wins party tickets and elections?
Money and muscle power
Question 13: Name one legal reform the video cites that aims to increase party accountability.
Mandatory affidavit declaring criminal cases and assets
Question 14: What does the video say the Supreme Court mandated regarding party organisation to reduce misuse of money?
Parties must hold internal elections and file income tax returns
Question 15: Beyond legal rules, what two practical suggestions does the video give to reform parties?
State funding of elections and public pressure plus joining politics to change it