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Free and fair electoral competition

In this Class 9 Civics topic from “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?”, students examine why elections must provide voters with a genuine choice among competing parties and candidates. They learn how clear rules, equal opportunities, regular elections, secret ballots, and independent oversight help make electoral competition fair. The topic also explains how excessive money power, intimidation, unfair use of government resources, or restricted participation can weaken democracy, while meaningful competition makes elected representatives more accountable to citizens.

Easy · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Election poster
  2. State song
  3. Weather
  4. Free and equal participation
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  1. Permission for different parties and candidates to participate
  2. Only one candidate
  3. Hiding results
  4. Threatening voters
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  1. Extra use of government resources by the ruling party
  2. Same rules for all parties and candidates
  3. Keeping vote-counting results secret
  4. Preventing opposition candidates from contesting
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  1. Fair electoral competition
  2. Voting date
  3. Ballot size
  4. Voter name
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  1. Only government propaganda
  2. Correct information and open discussion
  3. Threat
  4. Ban on opposition
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  1. To protect voters from pressure
  2. To change results
  3. To remove opposition
  4. To stop voting
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  1. Campaign opportunity for all parties
  2. Voters voting without fear
  3. Ban on opposition
  4. Accurate counting
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  1. Unfair competition
  2. Monarchy
  3. Fearful election
  4. Fair competition
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  1. Equal opportunity
  2. Polling booth
  3. Voter identity
  4. Election date
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  1. From ballot paper
  2. From fear pressure and bribe
  3. From polling booth
  4. From voter list
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  1. Ruling party always wins
  2. Opposition is not allowed to speak
  3. Voters are free and results are accurate
  4. Counting is secretly changed
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  1. Election song
  2. Polling booth colour
  3. Voter identity card
  4. Electoral competition
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  1. To give people choices
  2. To silence people
  3. To stop voting
  4. To make a king
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  1. Pressure on voting freedom
  2. Speed of counting
  3. Cleanliness of booth
  4. Candidate age
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  1. Buying votes with bribes
  2. Secret and pressure-free voting
  3. Threatening voters
  4. Fixing results beforehand
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  1. Voters get information about different views
  2. Voting stops
  3. Only one party wins
  4. Results get hidden
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  1. Hereditary rule
  2. Equal participation in voting
  3. Military rule
  4. Result manipulation
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  1. One where only ruling party campaigns
  2. One where votes are bought
  3. One where all parties campaign according to rules
  4. One where counting is changed
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  1. Hereditary rule
  2. Fearful election
  3. One-party rule
  4. Free competition
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  1. Trust in election process increases
  2. Voters stop voting
  3. Ruling party always wins
  4. Opposition disappears
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  1. So that voters can understand different policies
  2. So that voting stops
  3. So that results are fixed beforehand
  4. So that people become afraid
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  1. Equal campaign opportunity
  2. Voter list
  3. Voting machine
  4. Voting age
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  1. Only in ruling party campaign
  2. According to rules and without bias
  3. To stop opposition
  4. To threaten voters
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  1. Only ruling party
  2. Only king's candidate
  3. Candidate of personal choice
  4. Only official
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  1. Elections are only in name
  2. Voters are free candidates get equal opportunity and results are accurate
  3. Opposition is stopped
  4. Counting is changed

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