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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.

Hard · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. When many parties are campaigning
  2. When only the ruling party is allowed to contest
  3. When counting is open
  4. When voter list is public
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  1. Lack of counting
  2. Lack of voter list
  3. Lack of real equal opportunity
  4. Lack of secret ballot
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  1. Because candidates will decrease
  2. Because counting will stop
  3. Because campaign will end
  4. Because pressuring voters may become easier
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  1. So state power does not give unfair advantage
  2. So opposition cannot contest
  3. So voters become afraid
  4. So results are pre-decided
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  1. Campaign style
  2. Inclusive and fair participation
  3. Candidate age
  4. Election symbol
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  1. It gives equal resources to all
  2. It makes voting compulsory
  3. It gives unequal advantage to some candidates
  4. It stops counting
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  1. Because campaign was high
  2. Because candidates were many
  3. Because voters were free
  4. Because credibility of result will weaken
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  1. Voters will not get proper information about all choices
  2. Counting will automatically become correct
  3. All candidates will become equal
  4. Voter list will become long
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  1. So election stops
  2. So trust in process remains
  3. So only one party wins
  4. So voters reduce
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  1. Candidate freedom
  2. Voter list
  3. Voter's free choice
  4. Election symbol
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  1. Because it removes counting
  2. Because it reduces voter list
  3. Because it increases government bias
  4. Because it gives voters real choices
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  1. Ability to compare and decide
  2. Ability to find polling booth
  3. Ability to fold ballot
  4. Ability to see counting
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  1. All parties get equal rules
  2. Voting is held by threatening voters and stopping opposition
  3. Counting is open
  4. Voter list is correct
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  1. Secret ballot
  2. Voter age
  3. Administrative neutrality
  4. Election date
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  1. Election is automatically fair
  2. High turnout itself is democracy
  3. Candidates are not needed
  4. Turnout is high but freedom is doubtful
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  1. To reduce inequality caused by money power
  2. To stop voting
  3. To remove opposition
  4. To hide counting
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  1. Voter list will shrink
  2. Ruling side will get unfair advantage
  3. Voting will become secret
  4. Opposition will automatically strengthen
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  1. When voter votes after reading policy
  2. When voter casts secret vote
  3. When voter votes under threat and temptation
  4. When voter listens to many parties
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  1. Freedom of campaign
  2. Eligibility of candidate
  3. Voter education
  4. Correct and credible counting
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  1. It helps voters choose informed options
  2. It stops voting
  3. It increases money power
  4. It removes opposition
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  1. Voting time
  2. Fairness of rules
  3. Ballot colour
  4. Candidate age
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  1. All can file nomination but only one party has huge media and money advantage
  2. Voters are free and all resources are equal
  3. Counting is open and correct
  4. All parties hold free meetings
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  1. It can affect freedom of voters and candidates
  2. It makes voting more secret
  3. It speeds up counting
  4. It increases equal opportunity
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  1. Road system
  2. Informed and fair voter decision
  3. Distance of polling booth
  4. Candidate age
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  1. It stops voting
  2. It reduces candidates
  3. It increases transparency and trust
  4. It hides result

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