What are political parties based on?

• Common principles/beliefs

• Financial status

• Geographic location

• Age group

What role do political parties play in presenting information about the government?

• They create laws.

• They provide entertainment.

• They influence the way information is presented to the people.

• They manage elections.

How do candidates represent their party members?

• By organizing rallies

• By helping spread the party’s message

• By writing speeches

• By conducting surveys

What role do candidates play in relation to party members?

• They ignore party members

• They represent the party members

• They compete against party members

• They replace party members

What is the significance of nominating candidates for public office?

• It ensures a fair election

• It provides voters with choices

• It guarantees a win for the party

• It eliminates competition

What is a primary function of political parties in elections?

• To entertain the public

• To nominate candidates for public office

• To create confusion

• To delay the election process

What is one way political parties take stands on issues?

• By organizing charity events

• By taking stands on issues

• By providing scholarships

• By hosting talent shows

What is one function of political parties mentioned in the document?

• To divide government

• To unite government

• To create new laws

• To abolish elections

How are Congress and State legislatures typically organized?

• By geographical location

• By economic status

• On party lines

• By age groups

What does the character with the book imply about the information on changing the lightbulb?

• It is widely known

• It is secretive

• It is irrelevant

• It is outdated