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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.
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Democracy is not only electoral process but also social behaviour
Democracy is only war policy
Democracy is only tax rule
Democracy is only building arrangement
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Equal voice and participation
Secret order
Royal tradition
Vote counting
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Democratic behaviour listens while arbitrary behaviour decides without hearing
Democratic behaviour is always secret
Arbitrary behaviour always gives equality
There is no difference between them
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Culture of fear
Democratic culture
Culture of inequality
Culture of secret rule
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Participatory decision
Fear-based command
Discriminatory rule
Secret control
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Listening to others
Frightening others
Stopping others
Ignoring others
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Respect for minority view
End of majority
Stopping of decision
Secret rule
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In daily behaviour
Only in maps
Only in buildings
Only in holidays
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Equal respect
Stopping the game
Fear-based leadership
Secret strategy
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Active social participant
Silent person
Obedient servant
Irresponsible spectator
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Accountability and correction
Fear and silence
Hereditary control
Discrimination
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Sensitive equality
Secret voting
Building construction
Holiday planning
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It increases accountability and understanding
It always breaks discipline
It ends dialogue
It increases discrimination
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Linguistic respect and equal dignity
Vote counting
Tax system
Road construction
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They can ask reasons and give suggestions
They can always remain silent
They can only fear
They can stop others from being heard
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Finding solution by talking to all concerned people
Silencing everyone
Accepting only the eldest person's view
Punishing without reason
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Democratic respect
Social discrimination
Equal participation
Dialogue
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Respect for others' freedom is necessary with one's own freedom
Freedom means stopping others
Responsibility ends freedom
Both have no relation
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Absence of real participation
Completion of equality
Strengthening of dialogue
Increase of accountability
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No fair treatment by understanding needs and dignity is also necessary
Yes no one's situation should be seen
Equality has no importance
Equality exists only in elections
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Representative accountability
Secret rule
Hereditary right
Discrimination
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Freedom of opinion in democratic environment
End of democracy
Complete absence of discipline
Social discrimination
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Political democracy is linked with elections and broader democracy is also linked with behaviour in life
Both are only tax systems
Equality is not needed in broader democracy
People have no role in political democracy
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It is practice of equality respect dialogue participation and accountability in every sphere of life
It is only use of voting machine
It is only the building of parliament
It is only the date of choosing leaders
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Connecting examples from home school workplace and society
Remembering only election date
Remembering only king's name
Remembering only parliament building
Question 1MediumLevel 2
Which statement is most correct in the broader meaning of democracy?
Correct answer: A
Broader democracy seeks equality and respect in social relations. Exam tip: connect it with behaviour in life.
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