Interest groups
A) usually come in one organizational form-the Washington-based lobbyist.
B) come in a variety of organizational forms.
C) are almost exclusively public-interest in orientation.
D) are declining in number and effectiveness.
E) have become influential only recently.

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Interest groups can take on a variety of organizational forms, including trade associations, grassroots organizations, and professional associations. They also vary in their orientation, sometimes advocating for public interest and sometimes advocating for private interests. It is not accurate to say that they are declining in number or that they have only recently become influential.

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