Timing can be very important in making formal contacts. What is most likely to be a drawback if formal contacts are made before the right time?
a. The information could be leaked.
b. The information could be forgotten.
c. There might be no time to explain.
d. There might not be a chance to approach others.
Question 2
Most lobbyists make formal contacts with legislators with the primary intention of which goal?
a. counting the interest group's supporters quickly
b. answering questions the legislators have and trying to win their support
c. hiding that the group had been meeting any particular legislator
d. hiring them as lobbyists
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