Broader meaning of democracy

Question 1MediumLevel 22

If people affected by a group decision do not get a chance to speak, what is the problem?

ALack of democratic hearingBLack of election expenseCLack of military disciplineDLack of hereditary right

Question 2MediumLevel 22

In school, electing a student council can teach not only filling posts but what else?

ADecisions by fearBRepresentation and responsibilityCSecret ordersDInequality

Question 3MediumLevel 22

Why is responsibility necessary along with rights in broader democracy?

ASo that we can respect others' rightsBSo that rights endCSo that only powerful speakDSo that dialogue stops

Question 4MediumLevel 22

If the principal takes only teachers' opinions on school rules and does not hear students, what remains incomplete?

AStudent participationBPrincipal's postCBuilding arrangementDHoliday list

Question 5MediumLevel 22

What is the role of dialogue and compromise in the broader meaning of democracy?

AThey handle differences peacefullyBThey end rightsCThey only increase commandsDThey increase discrimination

Question 6MediumLevel 22

If all posts in an organisation keep going only to one family, which value of broader democracy is affected?

ASecret votingBEqual opportunityCDisciplineDMeeting time

Question 7MediumLevel 22

In broader democracy, decision process is judged not only by result but also by what?

AHow quickly order was givenBWho spoke fastestCHow much hearing and participation happenedDHow many people stayed silent

Question 8MediumLevel 22

If a younger member's view is always ignored at home due to age, which democratic value weakens?

AAge-based respectBEqual dignity and hearingCSecret decisionDEconomic planning

Question 9MediumLevel 22

Why should the minority view be heard while taking a majority decision in democratic life?

ABecause minority is always rightBBecause majority has no valueCBecause respectful dialogue is part of democracyDBecause decision must be stopped

Question 10MediumLevel 22

If only influential people are heard in a panchayat, which democratic aim remains incomplete?

AEqual public participationBWeather informationCTax collectionDRoad length

Question 11MediumLevel 22

In the broader meaning of democracy, equal access to public places is linked with what?

ASocial equalityBSecret ruleCMilitary commandDHereditary right

Question 12MediumLevel 22

If a group leader accepts a mistake and changes the decision after advice, which democratic quality is shown?

AAccountability and correctionBFear and commandCDiscrimination and silenceDHeredity and position

Question 13MediumLevel 22

If only loud-speaking students are heard in class, which democratic value is at risk?

AEqual opportunity to speakBClassroom decorationCTimetableDHomework

Question 14MediumLevel 22

Which is the most correct example of non-discriminatory behaviour in broader democracy?

AGiving all members equal rules and chance to speakBAllowing only rich people to speakCHiding weaker people's opinionDPunishing for asking questions

Question 15MediumLevel 22

If employees cannot ask questions about office decisions, which democratic element is weak?

AQuestioning and accountabilityBSalary listCSeating arrangementDOffice building

Question 16MediumLevel 22

Which statement is most correct in the broader meaning of democracy?

ADemocracy is not only electoral process but also social behaviourBDemocracy is only war policyCDemocracy is only tax ruleDDemocracy is only building arrangement

Question 17MediumLevel 22

If women in a society cannot express their opinions openly, which condition of broader democracy is incomplete?

AEqual voice and participationBSecret orderCRoyal traditionDVote counting

Question 18MediumLevel 22

What is the main difference between democratic behaviour and arbitrary behaviour?

ADemocratic behaviour listens while arbitrary behaviour decides without hearingBDemocratic behaviour is always secretCArbitrary behaviour always gives equalityDThere is no difference between them

Question 19MediumLevel 22

If people express their opinion while respecting others' freedom, this is part of which culture?

ACulture of fearBDemocratic cultureCCulture of inequalityDCulture of secret rule

Question 20MediumLevel 22

If a student group asks everyone's ability and interest while dividing work, this is an example of what?

AParticipatory decisionBFear-based commandCDiscriminatory ruleDSecret control

Broader meaning of democracy

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If people affected by a group decision do not get a chance to speak, what is the problem?

In school, electing a student council can teach not only filling posts but what else?

Why is responsibility necessary along with rights in broader democracy?

If the principal takes only teachers' opinions on school rules and does not hear students, what remains incomplete?

What is the role of dialogue and compromise in the broader meaning of democracy?

If all posts in an organisation keep going only to one family, which value of broader democracy is affected?

In broader democracy, decision process is judged not only by result but also by what?

If a younger member's view is always ignored at home due to age, which democratic value weakens?

Why should the minority view be heard while taking a majority decision in democratic life?

If only influential people are heard in a panchayat, which democratic aim remains incomplete?

In the broader meaning of democracy, equal access to public places is linked with what?

If a group leader accepts a mistake and changes the decision after advice, which democratic quality is shown?

If only loud-speaking students are heard in class, which democratic value is at risk?

Which is the most correct example of non-discriminatory behaviour in broader democracy?

If employees cannot ask questions about office decisions, which democratic element is weak?

Which statement is most correct in the broader meaning of democracy?

If women in a society cannot express their opinions openly, which condition of broader democracy is incomplete?

What is the main difference between democratic behaviour and arbitrary behaviour?

If people express their opinion while respecting others' freedom, this is part of which culture?

If a student group asks everyone's ability and interest while dividing work, this is an example of what?

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Broader meaning of democracy

Quiz this set

If people affected by a group decision do not get a chance to speak, what is the problem?

In school, electing a student council can teach not only filling posts but what else?

Why is responsibility necessary along with rights in broader democracy?

If the principal takes only teachers' opinions on school rules and does not hear students, what remains incomplete?

What is the role of dialogue and compromise in the broader meaning of democracy?

If all posts in an organisation keep going only to one family, which value of broader democracy is affected?

In broader democracy, decision process is judged not only by result but also by what?

If a younger member's view is always ignored at home due to age, which democratic value weakens?

Why should the minority view be heard while taking a majority decision in democratic life?

If only influential people are heard in a panchayat, which democratic aim remains incomplete?

In the broader meaning of democracy, equal access to public places is linked with what?

If a group leader accepts a mistake and changes the decision after advice, which democratic quality is shown?

If only loud-speaking students are heard in class, which democratic value is at risk?

Which is the most correct example of non-discriminatory behaviour in broader democracy?

If employees cannot ask questions about office decisions, which democratic element is weak?

Which statement is most correct in the broader meaning of democracy?

If women in a society cannot express their opinions openly, which condition of broader democracy is incomplete?

What is the main difference between democratic behaviour and arbitrary behaviour?

If people express their opinion while respecting others' freedom, this is part of which culture?

If a student group asks everyone's ability and interest while dividing work, this is an example of what?

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