Question 1 Medium Level 2
What danger arises if citizens' votes do not have equal value in democracy? A Political voice of some groups may become weak B Government becomes more democratic C All citizens get equal representation D Elections become more fair
Correct answer: A Unequal vote value harms political equality. Exam tip: connect equal value with equal representation.
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Why is people's participation in the democratic definition not considered limited only to voting? A Because citizens form opinions, ask questions, and hold representatives accountable B Because voting is not part of democracy C Because people should remain silent after elections D Because only officials take decisions
Correct answer: A In democracy, along with voting, opinion, criticism, and accountability matter. Exam tip: understand participation broadly.
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Which statement correctly shows popular sovereignty in democracy? A Power of rule comes from the people B Power of rule comes only from army C Power of rule comes by birth D Power of rule comes from foreign rule
Correct answer: A Popular sovereignty means people are the source of power. Exam tip: understand popular sovereignty as the base of democracy.
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What should the process of choosing rulers be like in the definition of democracy? A Open, fair, and regular B Secret, pressured, and permanent C Hereditary and without choice D Controlled by army
Correct answer: A Fairness, freedom, and regularity are necessary in a democratic process. Exam tip: remember the conditions of the process.
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If people vote in a country but the army takes major decisions, which condition is weak? A Real decision power with elected rulers B Number of polling stations C Colour of ballot paper D Date of election
Correct answer: A In democracy, major decisions should be in the hands of elected rulers. Exam tip: treat real decision power as a condition of democracy.
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Why must government follow the constitution and law after elections in democracy? A Because even an elected government is limited and accountable B Because people's role ends after elections C Because law applies only to opposition D Because constitution stops elections
Correct answer: A Winning elections does not allow arbitrary rule in democracy. Exam tip: remember both elected government and constitutional limits.
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Why is it necessary to value minority voice in democracy? A Because democracy is based not only on majority but also rights and discussion B Because minority always forms government C Because majority has no importance D Because votes are not counted in elections
Correct answer: A In democracy, along with majority, rights and deliberation are important. Exam tip: do not limit democracy only to numbers.
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Which is the most correct sequence while understanding the definition of democracy? A People elect, representatives form, government decides B Army decides, people obey later C King rules by birth, elections do not happen D Foreign power decides rulers, people remain silent
Correct answer: A In democracy, people elect representatives and they run the government. Exam tip: understand the democratic process in sequence.
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Why are free elections and equal vote value necessary together in democracy? A Because together they ensure people's real and equal participation B Because both make the king permanent C Because both stop the opposition D Because both end voting
Correct answer: A Free elections ensure choice, and equal vote value ensures equality. Exam tip: connect democracy with both freedom and equality.
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If people can vote but elected representatives cannot take decisions, which aspect of democracy becomes weak? A Real governing power of elected representatives B Printing of ballot papers C Distance of polling station D Colour of election campaign
Correct answer: A In democracy, elected representatives must have real decision-making power. Exam tip: check not only voting but also power of elected government.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 3
What does people's supremacy mean in the definition of democracy? A Final power comes from the people B Power comes only from the king C Power comes from the army D Power comes from a foreign government
Correct answer: A People's supremacy means that legitimate power of rule comes from the people. In exams, write people as the source of power.
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In which situation will a system not be democratic even if elections are held? A When all adults vote B When voters vote under fear and pressure C When parties campaign D When results are decided by counting votes
Correct answer: B In democracy, elections must be free and fair. For exams, write free elections, not just elections.
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Why is the role of elected representatives important in democracy? A They are above the law B They stop people from voting C They govern on behalf of the people D They make office hereditary
Correct answer: C Representatives make decisions on behalf of the people. In exams, treat representative rule as the practical form of democracy.
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On what basis is the legitimacy of government mainly decided in democracy? A Amount of wealth B Old tradition of dynasty C Consent of the army D Approval of the people
Correct answer: D In democracy, government is legitimate through people's approval. For exams, remember legitimacy and public approval together.
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The principle of one person one vote strengthens which feature of democracy? A Political equality B Hereditary power C Military control D One party rule
Correct answer: A One person one vote shows equal political status of citizens. In exams, connect it with political equality.
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If the ruler of a country is not elected by the people, which condition of democracy is not fulfilled? A Condition of tax collection B Condition of elected rule C Condition of administrative office D Condition of permanent border
Correct answer: B In democracy, rulers are elected by the people. In exams, write elected rule as a basic condition.
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Why is democracy considered broader than only elections? A Because a king is necessary in it B Because the army makes final decisions C Because rights and accountability are also necessary D Because citizens have no role
Correct answer: C In democracy, rights and accountability are important along with elections. In exams, understand democracy as a broader system.
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Why is a democratic government accountable to the people? A Because people do not pay taxes B Because army conducts elections C Because the king appoints it D Because people elect and can change it
Correct answer: D People elect the government, so the government answers to them. In exams, write the link between election and accountability.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 3
What is the importance of equal value of votes in the definition of democracy? A It shows political equality of citizens B It gives more votes to the rich C It makes the king permanent D It stops elections
Correct answer: A Equal value of vote means every citizen's political voice is equal. In exams, write equal vote as a sign of democracy.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 3
What is the peaceful method of changing government in democracy? A Rebellion B Regular elections C Change of dynasty D Military order
Correct answer: B Through regular elections, people can peacefully change the government. In exams, connect peaceful change of power with elections.
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