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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.

Medium · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Voters can choose among different parties and candidates without pressure
  2. Voters choose only the ruling party
  3. Voters get no information about candidates
  4. Voting results are fixed beforehand
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  1. Number of polling booths
  2. Fairness of information and equal opportunity
  3. Voter age
  4. Size of ballot paper
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  1. There is only one candidate
  2. Ruling party campaigns only with state resources
  3. Different parties can campaign freely
  4. Counting is secretly changed
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  1. Voter list
  2. Election symbol
  3. Candidate nomination
  4. Free voting
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  1. It works neutrally and according to rules
  2. It campaigns for the ruling party
  3. It stops opposition from nomination
  4. It declares results beforehand
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  1. Length of ballot paper
  2. Electoral choice and competition
  3. Only secrecy of voting
  4. Election date
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  1. It fixes results beforehand
  2. It benefits only the ruling party
  3. It protects voters from pressure and fear of revenge
  4. It removes opposition from elections
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  1. Campaign style
  2. Candidate age
  3. Distance of polling booth
  4. Fairness of result
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  1. Competition becomes unequal
  2. Voter list becomes automatically correct
  3. Secret ballot becomes stronger
  4. Opposition gets extra benefit
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  1. Polling booth decoration
  2. Free and thoughtful choice
  3. Recognition of election symbol
  4. Voter age
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  1. Only rumours are spread
  2. Opposition is stopped from speaking
  3. Correct information and open views are available
  4. Voter is stopped from polling booth
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  1. Fairness and voter information will weaken
  2. Counting will automatically be correct
  3. All candidates will become equal
  4. Voting will become secret
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  1. So all eligible voters can participate
  2. So only rich people vote
  3. So opposition is removed
  4. So results are fixed beforehand
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  1. State tradition
  2. Equal participation
  3. Election symbol
  4. Ballot colour
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  1. Many parties campaign freely
  2. Results are decided by real votes
  3. Choices appear but victory is fixed beforehand
  4. Voting is secret
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  1. Fair electoral field
  2. Privilege of ruling party
  3. Voter suppression
  4. Secret counting
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  1. Neutrality of election
  2. Voter age
  3. Language of ballot
  4. Colour of campaign
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  1. So electoral competition continues
  2. So loser is always stopped
  3. So voters become fewer
  4. So results are hidden
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  1. Length of voter list
  2. Secrecy of voting
  3. Equal campaign opportunity
  4. Voter identity
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  1. Voter has no pressure
  2. Voting is secret
  3. Choices are available
  4. Voter is ordered to vote for a particular party
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  1. So the voter can decide thoughtfully
  2. So voter can be frightened
  3. So results can be changed
  4. So nomination can be stopped
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  1. Equal and fair participation
  2. Election posters
  3. Campaign songs
  4. Colour of voting machine
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  1. Opposition ban and fixed result
  2. Free campaigning and accurate counting
  3. Bribe and threat
  4. Secret manipulation and one candidate
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  1. Equal participation and real support are both weak
  2. The election is very free
  3. Counting is more accurate
  4. Choice is fully protected
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  1. To prevent malpractice and increase trust
  2. To remove opposition
  3. To frighten voters
  4. To fix results beforehand

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