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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Because voters cannot find booth
  2. Because counting will not happen
  3. Because candidates will be more
  4. Because choices cannot be compared properly
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  1. Free voting equal opportunity real choice and correct counting
  2. Special advantage of one party
  3. Pressure on voters
  4. Secret result
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  1. Whether equal opportunity really exists
  2. Whether polling booths are open
  3. Whether voter age is correct
  4. Whether counting table exists
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  1. Voter list
  2. Free and fair competition
  3. Voting date
  4. Election symbol
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  1. To control voters
  2. To limit opposition
  3. To create a level electoral field for all parties
  4. To decide result earlier
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  1. Seeing voter list
  2. Hearing counting
  3. Seeing voting machine
  4. Freedom of campaign and public outreach
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  1. Because voter's free choice is affected
  2. Because candidates are fewer
  3. Because counting is transparent
  4. Because campaign is legal
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  1. When all complaints are registered
  2. When action is taken only on ruling party complaints
  3. When investigation is public
  4. When rules apply to all
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  1. Lack of informed electoral decision
  2. Lack of voting machine
  3. Lack of voting date
  4. Lack of polling booth
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  1. So some voters can participate easily and others cannot
  2. So participation of eligible voters is not obstructed
  3. So counting stops
  4. So one party gets benefit
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  1. Right to campaign
  2. Candidate eligibility
  3. Recognition of public will
  4. Voter education
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  1. All candidates campaign but voters are threatened
  2. Voters vote freely and secretly
  3. All parties get equal rules
  4. Counting is transparent
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  1. Fairness of campaign
  2. Voter age
  3. Name of polling booth
  4. Language of ballot
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  1. It increases diversity of choices
  2. It stops election
  3. It frightens voters
  4. It hides result
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  1. When it applies equal rules to all parties
  2. When it ignores one party's violation and punishes another
  3. When it conducts voter awareness
  4. When it monitors counting
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  1. Electoral freedom of opinion and competition
  2. Voting machine
  3. Voter age
  4. Counting time
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  1. Equal rules free campaign secret ballot and correct counting
  2. Special advantage and fear for one party
  3. Ban on opposition and secret result
  4. Bribe and threat
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  1. Because voters will not understand choices
  2. Because voters will be more
  3. Because counting will be open
  4. Because voting will be secret
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  1. When the limit is equal for all and law based
  2. When the limit is only on opposition
  3. When the limit benefits ruling side
  4. When the limit fixes result
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  1. Transparent audit and trustworthy process
  2. Stopping voting
  3. Giving result to one party
  4. Removing opposition
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  1. When people choose real options without fear and with correct information
  2. When result is decided by order
  3. When opposition is silenced
  4. When state resources go to one party
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  1. Equal competition will weaken
  2. Voter list will improve
  3. Counting will be faster
  4. Secret ballot will strengthen
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  1. Because nomination campaign information and counting are also important
  2. Because polling day is useless
  3. Because voters are not necessary
  4. Because results are pre-decided
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  1. Whether people can choose among real options with equal opportunity without fear and through correct process
  2. Whether only one party is strong
  3. Whether result comes quickly by order
  4. Whether opposition gets less time
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  1. Doubt over transparency and credibility of election process
  2. Doubt over voter age
  3. Doubt over candidate language
  4. Doubt over campaign posters

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