Question 1 Hard Level 22
If a student council is elected but decisions are already fixed by the principal, which weakness of broader democracy is shown? A Absence of real participation B Error in voter list C Lack of parliament D Problem of election date
Correct answer: A Election alone is not enough when there is no real voice in decisions. Exam tip: separate formal and real participation.
View question details Question 2 Hard Level 22
Why is listening to children in family decisions important in the broader meaning of democracy? A Because children always take final decisions B Because it builds a culture of respect and dialogue C Because family needs no rules D Because it ends rights
Correct answer: B Listening to children's reasonable views strengthens dignity and dialogue. Exam tip: treat family as an example of democratic behaviour.
View question details Question 3 Hard Level 22
If workplace rules are equal but decisions are taken only by senior officers, which democratic element is incomplete? A Existence of law B Punctuality C Participation and hearing D Salary payment
Correct answer: C Along with equal rules, hearing affected people is also necessary. Exam tip: see equality and participation together.
View question details Question 4 Hard Level 22
In which situation will the broader meaning of democracy become merely tokenistic? A When everyone gets a chance to speak B When reasons are given before decisions C When weaker sections are also heard D When discussion happens but the decision is already fixed
Correct answer: D Token discussion weakens democratic participation. Exam tip: distinguish symbolic and real democracy.
View question details Question 5 Hard Level 22
What is the deeper meaning of calling democracy a way of life? A Adopting equality respect dialogue and accountability in everyday behaviour B Voting only once in five years C Only watching parliamentary proceedings D Only obeying government orders
Correct answer: A Way of life means applying democratic values in behaviour. Exam tip: do not treat democracy only as elections.
View question details Question 6 Hard Level 22
If only house owners are heard in a neighbourhood meeting and tenants are ignored, what is the problem? A Local administration is strong B Unequal participation of affected people C Elections are regular D Decision is very fast
Correct answer: B Tenants may also be affected by the decision, so their hearing is necessary. Exam tip: identify the affected side.
View question details Question 7 Hard Level 22
Why is it necessary to hear the minority while taking a majority decision in broader democracy? A Because minority always rules B Because majority has no importance C Because respectful dialogue is part of democratic culture D Because stopping decision itself is democracy
Correct answer: C In democracy, respect for minority along with majority is necessary. Exam tip: keep majority and dialogue together.
View question details Question 8 Hard Level 22
If only the loudest speakers influence a group decision, which challenge of broader democracy is shown? A Representation is complete B Equality has automatically happened C Discussion is unnecessary D Lack of equal voice and real hearing
Correct answer: D In democratic dialogue, quiet people also need a chance to speak. Exam tip: separate loudness from equal opportunity.
View question details Question 9 Hard Level 22
If law gives equality but in practice people are heard less due to caste, which gap is shown? A Gap between legal equality and social behaviour B Gap between parliament and court C Secret and open voting D Gap between state and centre
Correct answer: A Broader democracy wants equal dignity in behaviour too. Exam tip: see both law and social behaviour.
View question details Question 10 Hard Level 22
If a class representative does not talk to students after being elected, which element weakens? A School building B Representative accountability C Exam timing D Classroom decoration
Correct answer: B A representative becomes democratic not only by election but by answering people. Exam tip: remember representation and accountability together.
View question details Question 11 Hard Level 22
If women are allowed to speak in an organisation but their views do not matter in decisions, what is the problem? A Equality is complete B Election is successful C Participation without real influence D Rules have ended
Correct answer: C Permission to speak is not enough, influence in decisions is also needed. Exam tip: check real participation.
View question details Question 12 Hard Level 22
What is the most correct relation between rights and responsibility in broader democracy? A Responsibility ends when rights are given B Responsibility ends rights C Both have no relation D Respect for others' rights is necessary along with one's own rights
Correct answer: D Broader democracy links freedom with responsibility. Exam tip: study rights and responsibility together.
View question details Question 13 Hard Level 22
If equal rules apply to a student with special needs but no support is given, which deeper understanding of equality is needed? A Fair equality also understands needs B Equality means only identical treatment C Support is against democracy D Ignoring special needs is necessary
Correct answer: A Equality also means giving real opportunity. Exam tip: understand identical treatment and fair opportunity separately.
View question details Question 14 Hard Level 22
If poor people are present in a panchayat but cannot speak due to fear, which democratic deficiency exists? A Meeting time is long B There is presence but no free voice C Polling booth is far D Road plan is incomplete
Correct answer: B Democracy needs fearless expression along with presence. Exam tip: check quality of participation.
View question details Question 15 Hard Level 22
If a family member's view is rejected only because of younger age, which value is affected? A Hereditary right B Secret rule C Equal dignity and reasoned hearing D Government election
Correct answer: C Broader democracy does not suppress reasonable views only by age. Exam tip: connect dignity with everyone.
View question details Question 16 Hard Level 22
If rules apply to all in a club but only rich members are consulted in making them, what is incomplete? A Discipline B Existence of rules C Meeting arrangement D Inclusive decision process
Correct answer: D Those on whom rules apply should also be included in decisions. Exam tip: identify inclusive participation.
View question details Question 17 Hard Level 22
What is the main difference between political democracy and broader democracy? A Political democracy is linked with elections and government while broader democracy also relates to social behaviour B Both are only tax systems C Broader democracy has no equality D Political democracy has no people
Correct answer: A Broader democracy goes beyond government to society and daily life. Exam tip: remember the difference between both levels.
View question details Question 18 Hard Level 22
If representatives are elected in a student council but do not report back to their class, what problem exists in broader democracy? A Sports activity is low B Absence of accountable representation C Exam result is low D Building is small
Correct answer: B A representative should answer those they represent. Exam tip: connect representation with accountability.
View question details Question 19 Hard Level 22
If a community's language is mocked in public discussion, which condition of broader democracy is violated? A Fast decision B Secret voting C Cultural respect and equal dignity D Central power
Correct answer: C Language can be linked with identity and dignity. Exam tip: connect cultural diversity with respect.
View question details Question 20 Hard Level 22
If people can speak in a meeting but reasons for the decision are not given, what is lacking in the democratic process? A Presence B Place C Time D Accountable and reasoned decision
Correct answer: D In democratic process, giving reasons is necessary along with hearing. Exam tip: see reasons and accountability together.
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