1. Which of the following statements is true? A. Where a political map is composed of legislative districts, at least two legislators must be elected from each district.

B. In a district-based election, gerrymandering favors whomever gets to draw the district boundaries to gain an electoral advantage.

C. Under the internationally accepted rules of proportional representation, a party that wins fewer than 10 percent of the vote won't win any seats in the legislature.

D. Where a plurality rule applies to an at-large election, the person who gets the majority of the votes is the winner

2. As illustrated by a lighthouse, both nonrivalry and nonexclusivity are attributes of
A. public goods.

B. common-pool resources.

C. private goods.

D. club goods.

3. Based on observations related to intensity of preference among political interest groups, which of the following would be the key insight?

A. Large organized groups have an advantage when it comes to winning benefits from the political system.

B. Small organized groups have an advantage when it comes to winning benefits from the political system.

C. Large grassroots movements tend to be disorganized.

D. People with strong values have intense preferences.