UK A-Levels Politics Practice Exam

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What does the term partisan refer to?

A politician who compromises on policies
A neutral observer of political events
A committed member of a political party
An independent thinker in politics

The correct answer is: A committed member of a political party

The term "partisan" refers to a committed member of a political party. Partisans are individuals who exhibit strong allegiance to their party's policies, candidates, and ideology. They often advocate for their party’s perspectives and may display bias in favor of their party when evaluating political issues or opponents. This term implies a deep-rooted loyalty that can influence behavior and decisions, particularly in legislative contexts where party affiliation can significantly impact voting patterns and political alliances. The other options represent different political attitudes or positions that do not encapsulate the essence of partisanship, which is characterized by strong support for a particular party rather than neutrality, compromise, or independence.