Broader meaning of democracy

Question 1ExpertLevel 22

If equality is talked about but some groups are kept socially distant in daily life, what does it show?

APractical equality is incompleteBDemocracy is completeCSocial distance is democraticDEquality cannot be only a slogan

Question 2ExpertLevel 22

If rich members make rules in a club and poor members only follow them, which problem of broader democracy is shown?

AWealth-based unequal voiceBComplete democratic equalityCEffective participation of allDBalance of rights and responsibility

Question 3ExpertLevel 22

What does it mean to treat dialogue as a two-way process in broader democracy?

AOnly leader speaksBPeople speak and also listen to othersCOnly orders are givenDListening is unnecessary

Question 4ExpertLevel 22

If weaker groups get a platform but are mocked while speaking, which conclusion is correct?

APlatform is enough and respect is not neededBSafe and respectful expression is incompleteCDemocracy is fully successfulDEveryone got equal influence

Question 5ExpertLevel 22

If the decision is already fixed and meeting is only to show support, what will it be called in broader democracy?

AAccountable decisionBReal deliberationCPretend democratic processDEqual opportunity

Question 6ExpertLevel 22

If there is no transparency in an institution, why does citizens' ability to demand accountability decrease?

ABecause they cannot understand reasons for decisionsBBecause transparency is always unnecessaryCBecause citizens should not ask questionsDBecause hiding decisions is democracy

Question 7ExpertLevel 22

If everyone's opinion is asked in a family but disagreement is treated as bad behaviour, what is incomplete?

AFood arrangementBRespect for dissentCSize of houseDNumber of relations

Question 8ExpertLevel 22

According to broader democracy, how should power be used in social relations?

AAccountable respectful and inclusiveBArbitrary and fear-basedCOnly in interest of powerfulDWithout reason and hearing

Question 9ExpertLevel 22

If only experts are heard on a public policy and ordinary affected people are not heard, what is the problem?

AExpertise is enough so public is not neededBExperiences of affected people are outside the decisionCPolicy is fully democraticDHearing is not needed

Question 10ExpertLevel 22

If a person's opinion is valued less because of their occupation, which democratic value is weak?

AEqual dignityBVoting ageCTax paymentDState boundary

Question 11ExpertLevel 22

If younger members ask questions in a democratic family and elders answer with reasons, which quality is shown?

AReasoned dialogue and respectBFear-based disciplineCHereditary commandDComplete silence

Question 12ExpertLevel 22

If asking questions on decisions is treated as breaking rules in an institution, what is the problem from broader democracy's view?

AQuestions are tools of accountability so treating them as offence is wrongBQuestions are always wrongCSilence itself is democracyDRules have no relation with democracy

Question 13ExpertLevel 22

In broader democracy, what strengthens the legitimacy of a decision?

AHearing respect transparency and reasoned answersBSecrecy fear and commandCWealth position and pressureDHeredity tradition and silence

Question 14ExpertLevel 22

If minority view is recorded in public debate but is never considered, what is lacking?

AEffective hearing of minorityBExistence of majorityCRecord of meetingDTime of decision

Question 15ExpertLevel 22

If every question is suppressed in a school in the name of discipline, what will broader democracy say?

ABalance between discipline and dialogue is neededBQuestions should be completely bannedCStudents' views have no importanceDFear is the basis of education

Question 16ExpertLevel 22

If decision makers say they heard everyone but give no reasons, what expert-level question should be asked?

ADid the hearing affect the decision and what are the reasonsBHow many chairs were in the meetingCWho spoke the loudestDHow many pages were written

Question 17ExpertLevel 22

What is the best test to examine broader democracy in practice?

AWere affected people heard respectfully and was a transparent accountable decision takenBIs the building bigCIs the meeting longDIs the order quick

Question 18ExpertLevel 22

Which is the expert-level summary of broader democracy?

AIt is only a technique of holding electionsBIt is practice of equality dignity dialogue participation transparency and accountability in social political and daily relationsCIt is only command of majorityDIt is only the name of government law

Question 19ExpertLevel 22

If an answer has to be written on broader democracy, which example will be most analytical?

AHearing affected people and accountable decisions at home school and workplaceBOnly description of parliament buildingCOnly colour of voting machineDOnly election date

Question 20ExpertLevel 22

What should be the final expert conclusion on broader democracy?

AIt goes beyond elections and demands equal dignity dialogue effective participation and accountability in every sphere of lifeBIt is only the process of votingCIt is only a rule to change governmentDIt is only the will of majority

Broader meaning of democracy

Quiz this set

If equality is talked about but some groups are kept socially distant in daily life, what does it show?

If rich members make rules in a club and poor members only follow them, which problem of broader democracy is shown?

What does it mean to treat dialogue as a two-way process in broader democracy?

If weaker groups get a platform but are mocked while speaking, which conclusion is correct?

If the decision is already fixed and meeting is only to show support, what will it be called in broader democracy?

If there is no transparency in an institution, why does citizens' ability to demand accountability decrease?

If everyone's opinion is asked in a family but disagreement is treated as bad behaviour, what is incomplete?

According to broader democracy, how should power be used in social relations?

If only experts are heard on a public policy and ordinary affected people are not heard, what is the problem?

If a person's opinion is valued less because of their occupation, which democratic value is weak?

If younger members ask questions in a democratic family and elders answer with reasons, which quality is shown?

If asking questions on decisions is treated as breaking rules in an institution, what is the problem from broader democracy's view?

In broader democracy, what strengthens the legitimacy of a decision?

If minority view is recorded in public debate but is never considered, what is lacking?

If every question is suppressed in a school in the name of discipline, what will broader democracy say?

If decision makers say they heard everyone but give no reasons, what expert-level question should be asked?

What is the best test to examine broader democracy in practice?

Which is the expert-level summary of broader democracy?

If an answer has to be written on broader democracy, which example will be most analytical?

What should be the final expert conclusion on broader democracy?

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Broader meaning of democracy

Quiz this set

If equality is talked about but some groups are kept socially distant in daily life, what does it show?

If rich members make rules in a club and poor members only follow them, which problem of broader democracy is shown?

What does it mean to treat dialogue as a two-way process in broader democracy?

If weaker groups get a platform but are mocked while speaking, which conclusion is correct?

If the decision is already fixed and meeting is only to show support, what will it be called in broader democracy?

If there is no transparency in an institution, why does citizens' ability to demand accountability decrease?

If everyone's opinion is asked in a family but disagreement is treated as bad behaviour, what is incomplete?

According to broader democracy, how should power be used in social relations?

If only experts are heard on a public policy and ordinary affected people are not heard, what is the problem?

If a person's opinion is valued less because of their occupation, which democratic value is weak?

If younger members ask questions in a democratic family and elders answer with reasons, which quality is shown?

If asking questions on decisions is treated as breaking rules in an institution, what is the problem from broader democracy's view?

In broader democracy, what strengthens the legitimacy of a decision?

If minority view is recorded in public debate but is never considered, what is lacking?

If every question is suppressed in a school in the name of discipline, what will broader democracy say?

If decision makers say they heard everyone but give no reasons, what expert-level question should be asked?

What is the best test to examine broader democracy in practice?

Which is the expert-level summary of broader democracy?

If an answer has to be written on broader democracy, which example will be most analytical?

What should be the final expert conclusion on broader democracy?

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