Broader meaning of democracy

Question 1ExpertLevel 22

If equal rules apply to all students in a school but proper support is absent for a disabled student, which value is incomplete?

AOnly disciplineBOnly equal punishmentCFair equalityDSecret rule

Question 2ExpertLevel 22

If employees who ask questions in an office are called uncooperative, this is against which principle of broader democracy?

ATreating silence as highest valueBCulture of questioning and accountabilityCSalary slip ruleDOffice timing

Question 3ExpertLevel 22

If a municipal committee makes a road plan without consulting local shopkeepers and pedestrians, what deficiency is shown?

AAbsence of participation of affected sidesBRoad length is shortCCommittee name is wrongDMeeting room is small

Question 4ExpertLevel 22

If a student representative gives no report to students after being elected, which weakness is shown in broader democracy?

AAbsence of representative accountabilityBSize of classCSchool holidayDExam room

Question 5ExpertLevel 22

If a poor person's opinion is given less value only because of economic condition, this is against what?

ATime managementBEqual dignity and social respectCSecret votingDGeographical boundary of a state

Question 6ExpertLevel 22

If a dissenting member in a meeting is immediately silenced, what is the problem from broader democracy's view?

ADecision became more democraticBEquality became completeCSpace for dissent and dialogue is weakDAccountability increased

Question 7ExpertLevel 22

What problem arises if a citizen is seen only as an obedient person in broader democracy?

ACitizen's active participation and questioning role will reduceBCitizen will become more democraticCDialogue will increase in societyDAccountability will become strong

Question 8ExpertLevel 22

If information before a public decision is given only to a few influential people, which democratic element weakens?

AInformed and equal participationBDecoration of meetingCNumber of speakersDLength of meeting

Question 9ExpertLevel 22

In which situation will even a majority decision be considered incomplete in broader democracy?

AWhen decision is taken without hearing minorityBWhen everyone is allowed to speakCWhen reasons are givenDWhen decision is peaceful

Question 10ExpertLevel 22

If a member who criticises is expelled from an organisation, which broader democratic value is violated?

ANumber of membersBMeeting timeCRespect for dissent and accountabilityDOffice address

Question 11ExpertLevel 22

Which is the most correct quality of leadership in broader democracy?

AListening inclusive and accountableBOnly commandingCAfraid of dissentDBased only on family

Question 12ExpertLevel 22

If outsiders impose a decision on a community tradition without dialogue with that community, which principle is violated?

AParticipation and respect of the concerned communityBRule of secret votingCSchool disciplineDTax collection

Question 13ExpertLevel 22

If women can speak but cannot access public positions, which side of broader democracy is incomplete?

AEqual opportunity and effective participationBVerbal expression alone is complete democracyCSecret decisionDRoyal tradition

Question 14ExpertLevel 22

If everyone speaks in a meeting but no clear reason for the decision is given, which expert conclusion is correct?

AHearing is enough so accountability is not neededBReasoned accountability is incomplete in the decisionCDemocracy is fully strongDDiscussion has no importance

Question 15ExpertLevel 22

If a local committee only records attendance but does not include people's views in decisions, this is an example of what?

AReal participationBToken participationCFull accountabilityDEqual influence

Question 16ExpertLevel 22

What is the deeper meaning of equal access to public places in broader democracy?

AAll groups can use them and get respect without discriminationBOnly powerful people enterCWeaker groups are kept separateDPublic places remain closed

Question 17ExpertLevel 22

If people harm others' freedom while expressing their own opinion, what does broader democracy teach?

AResponsibility is necessary along with freedomBSuppressing others for one's freedom is rightCOthers' freedom is unimportantDDialogue should always stop

Question 18ExpertLevel 22

If quiet students are not asked about their interests while dividing work in a student group, which democratic practice weakens?

AEqual opportunity and respectful participationBOnly speaking loudlyCSecret controlDMarks list

Question 19ExpertLevel 22

If people fear asking questions but vote in elections, which conclusion is correct for broader democracy?

AFearless dialogue and accountability are necessary along with electionsBQuestioning is outside democracyCFear is democratic cultureDVoting removes all deficiencies

Question 20ExpertLevel 22

If rules apply to all in an organisation but the rule-making committee has no representation of concerned members, what is lacking?

ANumber of rulesBRepresentation of concerned peopleCOffice fileDMeeting time

Broader meaning of democracy

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If equal rules apply to all students in a school but proper support is absent for a disabled student, which value is incomplete?

If employees who ask questions in an office are called uncooperative, this is against which principle of broader democracy?

If a municipal committee makes a road plan without consulting local shopkeepers and pedestrians, what deficiency is shown?

If a student representative gives no report to students after being elected, which weakness is shown in broader democracy?

If a poor person's opinion is given less value only because of economic condition, this is against what?

If a dissenting member in a meeting is immediately silenced, what is the problem from broader democracy's view?

What problem arises if a citizen is seen only as an obedient person in broader democracy?

If information before a public decision is given only to a few influential people, which democratic element weakens?

In which situation will even a majority decision be considered incomplete in broader democracy?

If a member who criticises is expelled from an organisation, which broader democratic value is violated?

Which is the most correct quality of leadership in broader democracy?

If outsiders impose a decision on a community tradition without dialogue with that community, which principle is violated?

If women can speak but cannot access public positions, which side of broader democracy is incomplete?

If everyone speaks in a meeting but no clear reason for the decision is given, which expert conclusion is correct?

If a local committee only records attendance but does not include people's views in decisions, this is an example of what?

What is the deeper meaning of equal access to public places in broader democracy?

If people harm others' freedom while expressing their own opinion, what does broader democracy teach?

If quiet students are not asked about their interests while dividing work in a student group, which democratic practice weakens?

If people fear asking questions but vote in elections, which conclusion is correct for broader democracy?

If rules apply to all in an organisation but the rule-making committee has no representation of concerned members, what is lacking?

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Broader meaning of democracy

Quiz this set

If equal rules apply to all students in a school but proper support is absent for a disabled student, which value is incomplete?

If employees who ask questions in an office are called uncooperative, this is against which principle of broader democracy?

If a municipal committee makes a road plan without consulting local shopkeepers and pedestrians, what deficiency is shown?

If a student representative gives no report to students after being elected, which weakness is shown in broader democracy?

If a poor person's opinion is given less value only because of economic condition, this is against what?

If a dissenting member in a meeting is immediately silenced, what is the problem from broader democracy's view?

What problem arises if a citizen is seen only as an obedient person in broader democracy?

If information before a public decision is given only to a few influential people, which democratic element weakens?

In which situation will even a majority decision be considered incomplete in broader democracy?

If a member who criticises is expelled from an organisation, which broader democratic value is violated?

Which is the most correct quality of leadership in broader democracy?

If outsiders impose a decision on a community tradition without dialogue with that community, which principle is violated?

If women can speak but cannot access public positions, which side of broader democracy is incomplete?

If everyone speaks in a meeting but no clear reason for the decision is given, which expert conclusion is correct?

If a local committee only records attendance but does not include people's views in decisions, this is an example of what?

What is the deeper meaning of equal access to public places in broader democracy?

If people harm others' freedom while expressing their own opinion, what does broader democracy teach?

If quiet students are not asked about their interests while dividing work in a student group, which democratic practice weakens?

If people fear asking questions but vote in elections, which conclusion is correct for broader democracy?

If rules apply to all in an organisation but the rule-making committee has no representation of concerned members, what is lacking?

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