Civics

Broader meaning of democracy

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In this Class 9 Civics topic from the chapter “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?”, students explore democracy as more than a system of elections and majority rule. They learn how democratic government is connected with public participation, equal treatment, individual rights, accountability, discussion, and respect for differences. The topic also helps students understand why democratic values matter in institutions and everyday social life, and how they shape the relationship between citizens and the government.

Practice questions

01 Which statement is most correct in the broader meaning of democracy?

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Broader meaning of democracy

Practice questions

01 Which statement is most correct in the broader meaning of democracy?

02 If women in a society cannot express their opinions openly, which condition of broader democracy is incomplete?

03 What is the main difference between democratic behaviour and arbitrary behaviour?

04 If people express their opinion while respecting others' freedom, this is part of which culture?

05 If a student group asks everyone's ability and interest while dividing work, this is an example of what?

06 In broader democracy, dialogue means not only speaking but also what?

07 If minority opinion is recorded in a community meeting, what does it show?

08 The broader meaning of democracy wants equality not only in law but also where?

09 If a sports captain listens even to a weaker player, which value is shown?

10 In broader democracy, a citizen is seen not only as a voter but also as what?

11 If a decision-making group improves rules after hearing criticism, which democratic value strengthens?

12 If a school has equal rules for all but ignores needs of students with special needs, what is incomplete?

13 Why is asking questions considered positive in democratic culture?

14 If a group's dialect is mocked in society, which value of broader democracy is violated?

15 In broader democracy, what can citizens do before accepting a decision?

16 If there is disagreement in a democratic family, what will be the better way to decide?

17 If a poor person's opinion is given less value only due to lack of wealth, what is this?

18 What is the relation between freedom and responsibility in the broader meaning of democracy?

19 If a decision in a meeting is already fixed and discussion is only for show, what is the problem?

20 In broader democracy, does equality mean only treating everyone exactly the same?

21 If students ask their representative why they did not raise their problem, which democratic element is shown?

22 In the broader meaning of democracy, peaceful disagreement indicates what?

23 Which statement correctly tells the relation between broader democracy and political democracy?

24 Which is the most correct medium-level summary of the broader meaning of democracy?

25 What is the best exam strategy while studying broader democracy?

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