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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. All candidates get an honest chance
  2. Only one party contests
  3. Voters are threatened
  4. Results are fixed beforehand
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  1. In fear
  2. Under pressure
  3. Freely
  4. On someone else's order
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  1. Voters will be more free
  2. Election will be more fair
  3. Choices will increase
  4. Fair competition will weaken
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  1. To give voters another option
  2. To stop voting
  3. To make election secret
  4. To remove counting
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  1. Only to remain silent
  2. To contest and campaign
  3. To threaten voters
  4. To change results
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  1. Because it affects the voter's free choice
  2. Because it creates voter list
  3. Because it opens polling booths
  4. Because it decides election date
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  1. Free
  2. Fair
  3. Not free
  4. Ideal
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  1. Secret and changed
  2. Biased
  3. Only according to winner
  4. Correct and transparent
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  1. Neutral
  2. Campaigners of one party
  3. Threateners of voters
  4. Changers of results
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  1. Only rich parties campaign
  2. All major candidates get a chance within rules
  3. Only government campaigns
  4. Opposition is stopped
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  1. Competition will remain fair
  2. Voters will get choice
  3. Electoral competition will weaken
  4. Counting will become faster
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  1. The voter can vote freely without pressure or fear
  2. The voter's name and vote become public
  3. A candidate can change the result after counting
  4. Voting becomes limited to supporters of the ruling party
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  1. Real choice of voters
  2. King's order
  3. Army's wish
  4. Money power
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  1. Fair
  2. Show election
  3. Free
  4. Equal
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  1. Only one name
  2. No information
  3. Real choices
  4. Fear and pressure
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  1. It spoils fair competition
  2. It makes voting free
  3. It gives opposition equal chance
  4. It improves counting
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  1. Praising only one party
  2. Giving information to voters
  3. Stopping voting
  4. Changing vote count
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  1. Polling booth
  2. Ballot paper
  3. Choice
  4. Voting date
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  1. Only on opposition parties
  2. Only on voters
  3. Only on small parties
  4. On all political parties and candidates
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  1. Unfair
  2. Democratic
  3. Fair
  4. Necessary
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  1. So that they can vote thoughtfully
  2. So that they do not vote
  3. So that result is fixed earlier
  4. So that opposition disappears
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  1. More fair
  2. Incomplete and unfair
  3. More free
  4. Fully equal
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  1. It distorts the choice of real voters
  2. It keeps voting secret
  3. It increases choices
  4. It makes result transparent
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  1. Running market
  2. Conducting free and fair elections
  3. Ordering army
  4. Doing private business
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  1. Any party or powerful person
  2. Their own judgment
  3. Polling station
  4. Ballot paper

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