Which is a correct example of democratic discussion in class?
Correct answer: C
Peaceful discussion in class is democratic behaviour. In exams connect classroom discussion with broader democracy.
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Broader meaning of democracy
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Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,classroom,discussion
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- Teacher allows no one to speak
- Only one student keeps speaking
- All students can express views peacefully
- Asking questions is forbidden
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,consultation,decision
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- Only through fear
- Only through command
- Only through money
- Through consultation and participation
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,disagreement,behaviour
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- Listening to others' views
- Respecting everyone
- Suppressing disagreement
- Holding peaceful dialogue
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,dissent,dialogue
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- Disagreement should be treated as crime
- Disagreement can be heard peacefully
- Disagreement should always be stopped
- Disagreement is only for rulers
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,weaker_sections,respect
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- Discrimination
- Arbitrariness
- Fear
- Democratic respect
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,rights,responsibility
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- Respecting others' rights
- Silencing others
- Looking only at one's benefit
- Spreading discrimination
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,democratic behaviour,dialogue,consensus,peaceful resolution
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- To intimidate people
- To build understanding and consensus
- To keep decisions secret
- To deepen disagreements
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,family,example
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- Taking every decision without informing anyone
- Always keeping children silent
- Listening to family members' opinions
- Only elder's order prevails
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,beyond_elections,values
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- Only slogans
- Only posters
- Only campaign
- Equality respect and participation
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,society,equal_respect
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- Feeling of equal respect
- Feeling of fear
- Feeling of hatred
- Feeling of separation
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,discrimination,equality
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- Allowing everyone to speak
- Discriminating on the basis of caste or religion
- Holding peaceful discussion
- Respecting others' dignity
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,student_council,participation
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- By giving students participation
- By silencing students
- By hiding all decisions
- By giving rights to only one student
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,weaker sections,equality,social justice,participation
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- ताकि केवल शक्तिशाली लोग निर्णय लें
- ताकि समानता और न्याय को बढ़ावा मिले
- ताकि सामाजिक भेदभाव बढ़े
- ताकि सार्वजनिक संवाद सीमित हो
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,power,equality
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- Listening to everyone's opinion
- Accepting peaceful disagreement
- Listening only to the powerful
- Giving equal respect
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,rights,duties
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- Responsibility toward others
- Harm to others
- Silencing others
- Insulting others
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,respectful_language,dialogue
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- Insulting
- Respectful
- Threatening
- Violent
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,institution,participation
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- Dictatorial behaviour
- Secret rule
- Democratic behaviour
- Discriminatory rule
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,democratic values,freedom of expression,respect for diversity,dissent
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- Only the majority opinion is valid
- Disagreement is harmful to democracy
- Citizens should not express their views
- Different opinions also deserve respect
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,daily_example,fair_decision
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- Deciding without listening to anyone
- Taking a fair decision after listening to everyone
- Stopping the weak from speaking
- Deciding on the basis of discrimination
Easy · Level 23 · civics,democracy,disagreement,patience
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- With respect and patience
- With anger and insult
- With fear and threat
- With complete ban
How should decisions be made in the broader meaning of democracy?
Correct answer: D
Consultation and participation are the basis of democratic decisions. In exams focus on decision process.
View question detailsWhich behaviour is not democratic?
Correct answer: C
Suppressing disagreement is against democratic behaviour. In exams connect disagreement with respect.
View question detailsWhat is the place of disagreement in democratic life?
Correct answer: B
Peaceful disagreement is respected in democracy. In exams remember disagreement and dialogue together.
View question detailsIf a group also listens to the views of weaker people which value does it show?
Correct answer: D
Listening to weaker people's views shows equal respect. In exams connect democracy with the voice of the weak.
View question detailsWhat behaviour does the broader meaning of democracy expect from citizens?
Correct answer: A
Respecting others' rights is necessary in democratic life. In exams write rights and responsibility together.
View question detailsWhat is the purpose of dialogue in democratic behaviour?
Correct answer: B
In a democracy, dialogue helps people listen to different views, understand one another and reach consensus or an acceptable solution. Therefore, option B is correct. Deepening disagreements is not the purpose of dialogue; dialogue helps resolve them peacefully. Exam tip: Associate democratic dialogue with participation, consensus and peaceful resolution.
View question detailsWhich example shows a democratic family?
Correct answer: C
Listening to opinions in family is democratic behaviour. In exams remember examples of democracy in private life.
View question detailsIn the broader meaning of democracy what is important besides elections?
Correct answer: D
Broader democracy stresses equality and respect along with elections. In exams remember meaning beyond elections.
View question detailsWhich feeling does the broader meaning of democracy strengthen in society?
Correct answer: A
Equal respect creates a democratic atmosphere in society. In exams write respect as a main value.
View question detailsWhich behaviour weakens the broader meaning of democracy?
Correct answer: B
Discrimination is against democratic equality. In exams write discrimination as opposite of democratic value.
View question detailsHow can a school student council show the broader meaning of democracy?
Correct answer: A
A student council gives students a chance to participate. In exams treat student participation as a democratic example.
View question detailsWhy is it important to hear the voice of weaker sections in a democratic society?
Correct answer: B
A democracy must respect the participation and interests of all citizens. Listening to weaker sections brings their concerns into policies and decision-making, promoting equality and social justice. Allowing only powerful people to decide goes against democratic principles. Exam tip: Remember that democracy is based on equal respect and participation for all.
View question detailsIn which situation is democratic value not seen?
Correct answer: C
Listening only to the powerful is against democratic equality. In exams remember everyone's voice.
View question detailsIn the broader meaning of democracy what is necessary along with rights?
Correct answer: A
Responsibility along with rights is part of democratic life. In exams write rights and responsibility together.
View question detailsWhat should language be like in democratic conversation?
Correct answer: B
Respectful language makes dialogue democratic. In exams connect the manner of speaking with democracy too.
View question detailsIf decisions in an institution are made with everyone's participation what does it indicate?
Correct answer: C
Participation is an important sign of democratic behaviour. In exams remember institution and participation together.
View question detailsWhat does the broader meaning of democracy accept?
Correct answer: D
The broader meaning of democracy includes the right of people to hold and express different views, and to have those views respected. Therefore, option D is correct. Majority decisions may matter, but option A is incorrect because democracy also listens to and respects minority opinions and dissent. Exam tip: Remember that democracy is not only about elections or majority rule; it also involves equality, participation, and respect for differences.
View question detailsWhat is the simplest example of democratic value in daily life?
Correct answer: B
Fair decision and everyone's opinion show democratic values. In exams remember simple daily examples.
View question detailsIn democratic thinking how should a person with disagreement be treated?
Correct answer: A
Respecting a person who disagrees is democratic thinking. In exams write patience and dialogue.
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