Question 1 Hard Level 2
Accepting election results strengthens which democratic idea? A Military control B Hereditary right C Respect for people's decision D Permanent rule of one party
Correct answer: C Election results show people's collective choice. Exam tip: treat acceptance of results as part of democratic process.
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If voters can vote but candidates are only from the ruling party, what is missing? A Polling station B Vote counting C Voter list D Real choice
Correct answer: D If candidates are from only one side, people do not have real choice. Exam tip: treat choice as a mark of democratic elections.
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Considering people as the source of power in democracy rejects which idea? A Right to rule comes from birth or force B People elect representatives C Voting should be equal D Elections should be regular
Correct answer: A Democracy bases rule on public consent, not birth or force. Exam tip: identify the source of legitimacy.
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In which situation does the outer form of democracy exist but the democratic spirit is weak? A Voters vote freely B Elections are regular and opposition is free C Elections happen but state media promotes only the ruling side D All votes have equal value
Correct answer: C One-sided propaganda can affect voters' free opinion. Exam tip: do not limit fairness only to polling day.
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Government accountability in democracy is most directly linked with which process? A People's ability to continue or change government in elections B Appointment by army C Advice of king D Family lineage
Correct answer: A Elections keep government accountable to people. Exam tip: connect accountability with the power to change government.
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If a government is elected but acts above the constitution, what danger arises for democracy? A Vote value will increase B Weakening of rule of law C People's participation will increase D Fairness will become stronger
Correct answer: B Even an elected government is bound by constitution and law. Exam tip: do not treat electoral victory as permission for arbitrariness.
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What is the relation between civil liberty and fair elections in democracy? A Civil liberty helps voters form free opinions B Civil liberty makes votes unequal C Civil liberty ends elections D Civil liberty is only for the king
Correct answer: A Without free opinion, voting cannot be truly free. Exam tip: study expression and voting together.
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In which country will the democratic definition be best fulfilled? A Where elections happen but voters remain fearful B Where people choose real decision-makers in free and fair elections C Where a king rules after consultation D Where army orders elected leaders
Correct answer: B Democracy needs both free elections and elected real decision-makers. Exam tip: remember this double condition.
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If poor citizens are removed from the voter list, which democratic basis will be affected? A Equal and broad political participation B Royal ceremony C Foreign policy D Size of voting machine
Correct answer: A Removing the poor from voting rights is against equal participation. Exam tip: treat exclusion as a weakness of democracy.
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What is the legitimate way to remove an elected government in democracy? A Army taking power B Hereditary claim C People's decision in regular elections D Foreign intervention
Correct answer: C In democracy, government change should happen through people's electoral decision. Exam tip: remember peaceful constitutional change.
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Which statement shows the limitation of seeing democracy only as majority rule? A Majority wins elections B Majority must also respect law and rights C Majority support matters D Majority can form government
Correct answer: B In democracy, majority power is limited by rights and law. Exam tip: understand the difference between majoritarianism and democracy.
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What most clearly shows the relation between representatives and people in democracy? A Representatives are elected by people's votes and remain accountable B Representatives work by army's order C Representatives get office by birth D Representatives stop citizens from voting
Correct answer: A Representatives get authority from people and remain accountable to them. Exam tip: connect representation with election and accountability.
View question details Question 13 Hard Level 2
If voters are free but results are manipulated, which democratic element is broken? A Fairness B Heredity C Voter age D Capital city
Correct answer: A Manipulating results destroys people's real choice. Exam tip: check fairness of both voting and counting.
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Holding elections repeatedly in democracy is linked with which deeper idea? A People's consent should be renewed over time B Once elected, a ruler remains valid forever C People should not vote next time D Opposition should be removed
Correct answer: A Regular elections renew people's consent. Exam tip: connect regular elections with continuing legitimacy.
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In which situation will the equality element in the definition of democracy be weakest? A All votes are counted equally B Some citizens' votes are given double value C Every citizen can choose a candidate D Opposition can campaign
Correct answer: B Unequal vote value goes against democratic equality. Exam tip: treat equal vote value as a key condition.
View question details Question 16 Hard Level 2
How is people's consent measured in the definition of democracy? A Through free and fair elections B Through king's order C Through army report D Through officials' personal opinion
Correct answer: A Elections politically express people's consent. Exam tip: connect consent with electoral process.
View question details Question 17 Hard Level 2
If all parties participate but voters are threatened, why is the election democratically incomplete? A Because voters' free choice is destroyed B Because number of parties increases C Because ballot paper becomes long D Because results are declared
Correct answer: A A vote cast in fear does not show free public opinion. Exam tip: treat voter freedom as a key condition.
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Why is control over the power of elected rulers necessary in democracy? A So that they do not rise above people's rights and law B So that they stay in office for life C So that opposition cannot vote D So that elections end
Correct answer: A In democracy, elected rulers also remain limited and accountable. Exam tip: do not understand democracy as arbitrary power.
View question details Question 19 Hard Level 2
Which statement best shows the deeper definition of democracy? A People choose through free and fair elections representatives who have real decision-making power B If elections are named, rule becomes democratic C If a king listens to people, it becomes democracy D If army is popular, it becomes democracy
Correct answer: A In democracy, elections must be fair and elected people must hold real power. Exam tip: understand the definition with multiple conditions.
View question details Question 20 Hard Level 2
In which example does people's role become merely symbolic? A People freely change government B People vote but policy is decided by the army C People question candidates D People accept election results
Correct answer: B When real policy power lies with an unelected body, people's role becomes weak. Exam tip: understand the difference between symbolic and real power.
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