Popular Struggles and Movements Class 10 MCQs
Popular Struggles and Movements Class 10 MCQs – Democratic Politics II
Class: 10
Subject: Social Science
Section: Political Science (Civics) – Democratic Politics II
Topic: Popular Struggles and Movements
Board: CBSE Board Examination
These Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) are designed strictly as per the NCERT syllabus, making them ideal for CBSE Class 10 Social Science exam standard.
Subject: Social Science
Section: Political Science (Civics) – Democratic Politics II
Topic: Popular Struggles and Movements
Board: CBSE Board Examination
These Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) are designed strictly as per the NCERT syllabus, making them ideal for CBSE Class 10 Social Science exam standard.
1. Popular struggles aim to:
Answer: B
Popular struggles involve mass participation to pressure governments to change unjust policies.
Popular struggles involve mass participation to pressure governments to change unjust policies.
2. The struggle in Nepal (2006) was against:
Answer: B
People protested to end absolute monarchy and establish democracy.
People protested to end absolute monarchy and establish democracy.
3. Nepal became a democracy in:
Answer: B
The 2006 people’s movement forced the king to restore democracy.
The 2006 people’s movement forced the king to restore democracy.
4. Bolivia struggle was about:
Answer: A
People protested against the privatisation of water in Cochabamba.
People protested against the privatisation of water in Cochabamba.
5. FEDECOR led the movement in:
Answer: C
It was an organisation of engineers and environmentalists.
It was an organisation of engineers and environmentalists.
6. Pressure groups aim to:
Answer: B
They try to influence decision-making without seeking political power.
They try to influence decision-making without seeking political power.
7. Example of pressure group:
Answer: A
Trade unions represent workers’ interests.
Trade unions represent workers’ interests.
8. Sectional interest groups represent:
Answer: B
They promote interests of particular sections like workers or farmers.
They promote interests of particular sections like workers or farmers.
9. Public interest groups promote:
Answer: B
They work for welfare of society (e.g., environmental groups).
They work for welfare of society (e.g., environmental groups).
10. Movement groups differ from parties because they:
Answer: B
They focus on specific issues rather than elections.
They focus on specific issues rather than elections.
11. Narmada Bachao Andolan is a:
Answer: B
It is a social movement against large dams.
It is a social movement against large dams.
12. Pressure groups use:
Answer: D
They adopt multiple democratic methods.
They adopt multiple democratic methods.
13. Democracy allows struggles because:
Answer: A
Freedom of expression enables protest.
Freedom of expression enables protest.
14. Political parties and pressure groups are:
Answer: B
They influence each other.
They influence each other.
15. Which is NOT a pressure group method?
Answer: C
Elections are mainly party functions.
Elections are mainly party functions.
16. Grassroots movements start at:
Answer: A
They arise from common people.
They arise from common people.
17. NGO stands for:
Answer: B
NGOs support social causes.
NGOs support social causes.
18. Movements strengthen democracy by:
Answer: B
They enhance citizen voice.
They enhance citizen voice.
19. Successful struggles lead to:
Answer: A
Governments amend decisions.
Governments amend decisions.
20. Democracy without movements becomes:
Answer: B
Public pressure ensures accountability.
Public pressure ensures accountability.