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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Voting date
  2. Free and fair competition
  3. Ballot design
  4. Polling booth decoration
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  1. Voters get more choices
  2. Voting stops
  3. Result is fixed earlier
  4. Voter list disappears
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  1. Less fair
  2. More fair
  3. Without choice
  4. Non democratic
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  1. Only weather
  2. Only road
  3. Voter's freedom
  4. School holiday
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  1. Where voters vote in fear
  2. Where opposition is stopped
  3. Where result is fixed earlier
  4. Where voters freely choose options
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  1. Controlled and within rules
  2. Completely unlimited
  3. Only in favour of rich candidates
  4. To buy voters
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  1. When threatened
  2. When given free information and choices
  3. When someone else casts the vote
  4. When result is fixed earlier
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  1. To give voters correct information
  2. To stop voting
  3. To remove opposition
  4. To change result
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  1. Election remains fair
  2. Election becomes biased
  3. Voters become freer
  4. Competition becomes equal
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  1. To contest again in the next election
  2. To hide counting
  3. To threaten voters
  4. Secret right to remove winner
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  1. Counting should be changed
  2. People's verdict should be accepted
  3. Opposition should be shut down
  4. Voter list should be destroyed
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  1. Campaign right
  2. Travel right
  3. Participation in voting
  4. Language right
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  1. To give voters a chance to hear different views
  2. To frighten voters
  3. To hide counting
  4. To stop candidates
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  1. Unequal competition
  2. Free electoral environment
  3. Fake voting
  4. Predetermined result
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  1. Giving voters choices
  2. Peaceful campaigning
  3. Threatening voters
  4. Correct counting
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  1. Competition will weaken
  2. Competition will strengthen
  3. All choices will increase
  4. Voters will get more information
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  1. Correct and inclusive
  2. Secret and biased
  3. Only of the rich
  4. Only of one party
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  1. To increase bias
  2. To keep elections fair according to rules
  3. To stop voters
  4. To fix results in advance
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  1. Weather is bad
  2. Voting is slow
  3. Equal campaign opportunity is absent
  4. Ballot paper is long
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  1. Explaining candidate's policy
  2. Holding peaceful debate
  3. Releasing manifesto
  4. Giving threat or bribe
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  1. Can choose the candidate of choice
  2. Can choose only the name told by government
  3. Is stopped from voting
  4. Cannot affect result even after voting
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  1. To help voters know a party's policies
  2. To stop voting
  3. To cast fake votes
  4. To hide counting
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  1. Where voters and candidates participate without fear
  2. Where opposition is closed
  3. Where result is fixed
  4. Where votes are secretly changed
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  1. Elections should have real choices free voting and correct counting
  2. Elections should have only one party
  3. Voters should be forced through fear
  4. Results should be fixed in advance
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  1. More free and fair
  2. Show election
  3. Predetermined
  4. Biased

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