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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. All parties get chance to reach voters
  2. One party gets all resources
  3. Silencing voters
  4. Deciding result without counting
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  1. To threaten voters
  2. To conduct elections fairly
  3. To make one party win
  4. To stop counting
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  1. When votes are cast in fear
  2. When voter gets only one choice
  3. When voting is free and counting is correct
  4. When result is fixed earlier
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  1. More free
  2. More equal
  3. Fully fair
  4. Unfair
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  1. Fair competition
  2. Voter age
  3. Name of polling station
  4. Size of election symbol
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  1. On fear and pressure
  2. On own understanding and choice
  3. On bribe
  4. On threat
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  1. Special advantage to ruling party
  2. Threatening voters
  3. Free choice among many candidates
  4. Ban on opposition
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  1. To follow rules
  2. To maintain peace
  3. For voting facility
  4. To make one party win
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  1. Unfair election
  2. Fair competition
  3. Voting ban
  4. Secret rule
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  1. When voter is threatened
  2. When voter gets no information
  3. When voter votes freely and secretly
  4. When voter is stopped from voting
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  1. Polling booth
  2. Counting table
  3. Election symbol
  4. Free choice
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  1. So they can vote freely without fear or pressure
  2. So they avoid voting
  3. So that only one political party wins the election
  4. So that election results are kept secret
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  1. Voting date
  2. Fair competition
  3. Ballot colour
  4. Distance of polling booth
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  1. Benefit to one party
  2. Pressure on voter
  3. Equal opportunity and correct process
  4. Secret result
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  1. Fair
  2. Free
  3. Democratic
  4. Unfair
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  1. Voters vote by choice without pressure
  2. Voter gets only one option
  3. Voter is threatened
  4. Voter is not allowed to vote
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  1. By government order
  2. By voters' votes
  3. By army's choice
  4. By money power
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  1. Security for one party and ban for another
  2. All resources to one candidate
  3. Same rules for all candidates
  4. Stopping opposition from meeting
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  1. To always make one party win
  2. To threaten voters
  3. To make election a show
  4. To express people's real will
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  1. Fair rules and correct counting
  2. Threat and fear
  3. Bribe and pressure
  4. Secret orders and bias
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  1. Special rights to ruling party
  2. Free voters fair competition and correct counting
  3. Ban on opposition and fear
  4. Pre-decided result
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  1. Fair electoral opportunity
  2. Fear based voting
  3. Pre decided result
  4. Military control
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  1. Voter's fair participation
  2. Election campaign song
  3. Candidate's speech
  4. Ballot colour
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  1. So voters get proper choices
  2. So voting stops
  3. So opposition is removed
  4. So result remains hidden
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  1. Neutral and according to rules
  2. In favour of one party
  3. Threatening voters
  4. Stopping voting

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