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Civics

Major decisions by elected leaders

This Class 9 Civics topic explores how elected leaders make major decisions in a democracy and why those decisions must follow constitutional rules, public procedures, and institutional checks. Students examine the roles of elected representatives, the executive, the legislature, and other democratic institutions, while considering how decisions are discussed, implemented, and held accountable. It connects these ideas to the chapter “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?” and shows how democratic decision-making differs from rule by unelected authorities.

Easy · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. In the hands of elected leaders
  2. Only in the hands of the army
  3. In the hands of foreign officials
  4. In the hands of hereditary king
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  1. Appointed officials
  2. Elected representatives
  3. Private companies
  4. Religious heads
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  1. Decision power of leaders elected by people
  2. National sport
  3. Geographical boundary
  4. Weather information
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  1. Because they come from the army
  2. Because they are rulers by birth
  3. Because people have elected them
  4. Because they are foreign officials
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  1. Dictatorship
  2. Democracy
  3. Military rule
  4. Absolute monarchy
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  1. To take public decisions
  2. Only to hold ceremonies
  3. To report weather
  4. To organise sports events
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  1. Real power of elected leaders will weaken
  2. Voters will become more free
  3. Democracy will automatically become stronger
  4. Need for elections will end
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  1. Because people elect them
  2. Because they are appointed by army
  3. Because they rule for life
  4. Because they are above law
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  1. Major decisions should be made by elected leaders
  2. Major decisions should be made only by army officers
  3. Major decisions should be hidden from people
  4. Major decisions should be made by foreign power
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  1. So that decisions remain linked with people's will
  2. So that people stay out of politics
  3. So that king becomes permanent
  4. So that elections stop
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  1. Democratic decision making power
  2. Environmental safety
  3. Cultural festival
  4. Sports policy
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  1. People's participation and accountability
  2. Hereditary rule
  3. Supremacy of army
  4. Foreign control
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  1. Only to private companies
  2. To elected legislature and people
  3. To foreign rule
  4. Only to the army
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  1. Discussion and decision by leaders elected by people
  2. Order of only one military officer
  3. Order of a foreign official
  4. Personal wish of hereditary ruler
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  1. Major decisions are taken by leaders elected by people
  2. Major decisions are taken by a secret officer
  3. Major decisions are taken only by rich people
  4. Major decisions are made without accountability
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  1. People can judge them in the next election
  2. They become rulers for life
  3. Army stops elections
  4. People have no control
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  1. Elected leaders and government
  2. Only private traders
  3. Foreign army
  4. Hereditary family
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  1. Elections may become weak or meaningless
  2. Elections become more free
  3. People's power increases
  4. Democracy becomes complete
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  1. Will of the people
  2. Will of the army
  3. Will of foreign power
  4. Will of only ruling family
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  1. People elect leaders and leaders take decisions
  2. People get no role
  3. King appoints people
  4. Army decides people's votes
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  1. Elected government decides on the budget
  2. A secret committee makes laws
  3. Foreign officer decides policy
  4. Army chief ignores parliament
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  1. Through elected representatives
  2. Only through traders
  3. Through foreign envoys
  4. Through hereditary kings
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  1. Public decision of elected government
  2. Decision of unelected secret group
  3. Private decision of hereditary family
  4. Order of foreign army
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  1. Democratic accountability weakens
  2. People's role increases
  3. Elections become more fair
  4. Democracy becomes stronger
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  1. Implementing decisions of elected government
  2. Removing elected government
  3. Stopping voting
  4. Becoming final political authority

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