UNT PSCI 2305 Final Review – 2020 Questions With Solutions 100% Correct
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UNT PSCI 2305 Final Review – 2020 Questions
With Solutions 100% Correct
Which group is likely to be overrepresented by choosing a survey sample from among car
owners and people listed in telephone books during the 1930s?
A. rural voters
B. urban voters
C. less educated voters
D. wealthy ...
UNT PSCI 2305 Final Review – 2020 Questions
With Solutions 100% Correct
Which group is likely to be overrepresented by choosing a survey sample from among car
owners and people listed in telephone books during the 1930s?
A. rural voters
B. urban voters
C. less educated voters
D. wealthy voters D. wealthy voters
A single event in which groups of voters switch party loyalty is known as what?
A. a critical election
B. an electoral realignment
C. a swing vote
D. a decisive contest A. a critical election
Which of the following activities would be considered a conventional form of participation?
, UNT PSCI 2305 Final Review – 2020 Questions
With Solutions 100% Correct
A. boycotts
B. protests
C. voting
D. demonstrations C. voting
Which of the following offers the best definition of political participation, according to the text?
A. any action related to the process of voting
B. any action in which a person or persons mobilize(s) for change
C. any action related to increasing one's knowledge of politics and the political process
D. any action that seeks to change or support a government official or policy D. any action
that seeks to change or support a government official or policy
If you decide to vote for a candidate because you like what she has promised to do once in office,
you are engaging in what type of voting?
A. retrospective
B. evaluative
, UNT PSCI 2305 Final Review – 2020 Questions
With Solutions 100% Correct
C. affective
D. prospective
A voter who makes a ballot choice based on how candidates have performed during past terms in
office is engaging in what kind of voting?
A. prospective
B. evaluative
C. affective
D. retrospective D. retrospective
What term is used to describe the phenomenon that occurs when Americans begin to lose interest
in politics because there are so many elections to follow?
A. voter exhaustion
B. voter overload
C. voter burnout
D. voter fatigue D. voter fatigue
, UNT PSCI 2305 Final Review – 2020 Questions
With Solutions 100% Correct
Undecided voters are likely to vote for the candidate they think is most likely to win. What is this
phenomenon called?
A. being influenced by the bandwagon effect
B. voting the party line
C. giving in to glittering generalities
D. being an educated voter A. being influenced by the bandwagon effect
What is the difference between an open primary and a closed primary?
A. An open primary presents voters with a ballot showing all parties' candidates for a given
office, while a closed primary only presents them with candidates of their own party.
B. An open primary records each voter's party affiliation, while a closed primary does not.
C. An open primary allows voters to vote in more than one party's primary, while a closed
primary does not.
D. An open primary does not require voters to declare the party with which they are affiliated,
while a closed primary does. D. An open primary does not require voters to declare the
party with which they are affiliated, while a closed primary does.
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