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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Because voting is costly
  2. Because counting is always slow
  3. Because elections must also be free fair and competitive
  4. Because candidates are not needed
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  1. Voters will not get real choice
  2. Voters will be more free
  3. Counting will be more transparent
  4. Election will automatically become fair
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  1. Because it gives extra benefit to opposition
  2. Because it removes voter list
  3. Because it creates biased use of state resources
  4. Because polling booths close
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  1. Equal information and campaign opportunity will weaken
  2. Voter list will become correct
  3. Opposition will become stronger
  4. Voting will become more secret
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  1. It allows candidates to change results
  2. It protects voters from pressure and allows free choice
  3. It removes opposition from election
  4. It stops counting
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  1. Because voters may leave their real choice under money pressure
  2. Because polling booths increase
  3. Because candidates decrease
  4. Because ballot paper becomes small
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  1. It affects voters' freedom
  2. It speeds up counting
  3. It gives equal chance to all parties
  4. It makes result more reliable
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  1. So that candidates can campaign
  2. So that voter list changes
  3. So that people trust the result
  4. So that only winner's votes are counted
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  1. It helps keep the election process fair
  2. It gives permanent power to one party
  3. It stops voters from voting
  4. It cancels opposition nominations
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  1. Election will be more inclusive
  2. Fairness and participation of election will be affected
  3. Voting will be freer
  4. Result will be more correct
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  1. Electoral choice and competition
  2. Voter's age
  3. Number of voting machines
  4. Election date
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  1. So that one party gets permanent benefit
  2. So that competition remains fair
  3. So that voters decrease
  4. So that result is fixed earlier
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  1. To prevent money power from making competition unequal
  2. To remove voters
  3. To allow only rich people to contest
  4. To keep result secret
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  1. Whether it is unfair electoral use of power
  2. Whether weather has changed
  3. Whether ballot paper is long
  4. Whether polling booth is far
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  1. Peaceful transfer of power is strengthened
  2. Voter list ends
  3. Opposition closes forever
  4. Counting becomes irrelevant
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  1. Because competition in democracy remains continuous and peaceful
  2. Because the loser should always be removed
  3. Because elections should happen only once
  4. Because voters should not get choices
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  1. It gives voters an alternative view
  2. It stops voting
  3. It hides counting
  4. It removes all candidates
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  1. It helps them compare parties' policies
  2. It stops voting
  3. It fixes result earlier
  4. It removes opposition
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  1. Free election
  2. Show election
  3. Equal competition
  4. Fair voting
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  1. Because administrative neutrality ends
  2. Because voters become more free
  3. Because opposition gets more chance
  4. Because election expense decreases
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  1. Information helps voters make free and informed choices
  2. Information cancels the vote
  3. Information leaves only one party
  4. Information removes voter list
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  1. Because everyone gets equal chance but people may decide differently
  2. Because result is always fixed earlier
  3. Because voters do not vote
  4. Because opposition must be removed
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  1. It allows candidates to present views without fear
  2. It changes vote counting
  3. It stops voters
  4. It ends opposition
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  1. Fear free and free participation
  2. Size of ballot paper
  3. Date of voting
  4. Length of manifesto
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  1. Equal and free campaign opportunity
  2. Age of voter
  3. Election season
  4. Language of ballot

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