Major decisions by elected leaders

Question 1ExpertLevel 4

If an elected government changes policy after public pressure and then takes parliamentary approval, what does this show?

ARule of armyBHereditary powerCCombination of public influence and elected processDForeign control

Question 2ExpertLevel 4

If elected leaders take decisions but decisions are bound by a secret agreement, what is the main question?

AHow many polling booths are thereBWhat is voter ageCWhat colour is the ballot paperDAre elected leaders truly making independent decisions

Question 3ExpertLevel 4

If a policy made by elected leaders is stopped by court as unconstitutional, which side of democracy is shown?

AElected power is also limited by constitutionBElections are uselessCPeople's vote is cancelledDKing is supreme

Question 4ExpertLevel 4

In which situation will policy accountability of elected leadership be strongest?

APolicy is kept secretBLeaders explain policy reasons and people judge them in the next electionCUnelected council decides policyDForeign institution implements policy

Question 5ExpertLevel 4

If representatives chosen by people have no influence on major decisions, how will representation be in democracy?

AVery strongBFully directCWeak and symbolicDAbove law

Question 6ExpertLevel 4

What is the most institutional way of people's disagreement with elected leaders' decisions in democracy?

AForeign interventionBForming secret councilCMilitary orderDChanging power in the next election

Question 7ExpertLevel 4

If a policy decision-maker is not elected by people but the elected government can remove that person, how is the democratic situation?

AElected control exists to some extentBDemocracy is completely endedCPeople have no indirect influenceDElections are unnecessary

Question 8ExpertLevel 4

If permanent bureaucracy prepares policy options and the elected government chooses among them, which statement is correct?

ABureaucracy is the final rulerBElected leadership remains the final decision-makerCElections are irrelevantDPeople have no relation

Question 9ExpertLevel 4

If people elect leaders but the real governance agenda is set by an external body, what decreases?

AVoting secrecyBClarity of election symbolCEffectiveness of elected mandateDVoting age

Question 10ExpertLevel 4

If an elected government takes decisions but people have no constitutional way to remove it, which element is weak?

ABallot designBAdministrative trainingCAdvisory systemDDemocratic accountability

Question 11ExpertLevel 4

In which situation is elected control over public policy most secure?

AOfficials prepare policy proposals but elected parliament amends and approves themBSecret group implements policyCKing gives final approvalDForeign body decides budget

Question 12ExpertLevel 4

If leaders are elected on health policy promises but later health policy is made by a secret body instead of the elected authority, what is the problem?

AMandate and policy-making get separatedBHealth policy becomes unimportantCVoters become more powerfulDElected process becomes stronger

Question 13ExpertLevel 4

Why cannot the power of elected leaders over major decisions be called completely unlimited in democracy?

ABecause they are limited by law, constitution, and public accountabilityBBecause they do not decide at allCBecause they are always unelectedDBecause people have no vote

Question 14ExpertLevel 4

In which situation is the public source of a policy decision clearest?

APolicy is made by secret military orderBPolicy is made through open debate and vote of representatives chosen by peopleCPolicy is decided by foreign lenderDPolicy is implemented by private company

Question 15ExpertLevel 4

If elected government's policy is controlled not only by court but also by people's electoral decision, this is an example of what?

AOnly administrative controlBMilitary controlCDouble control of legal limit and democratic accountabilityDHereditary rule

Question 16ExpertLevel 4

If elected leaders take all decisions behind closed doors in the name of public interest and there is no review, what is the main danger?

ADecisions will be fastBOfficials will be fewerCPolling booths will be smallDArbitrariness and lack of accountability

Question 17ExpertLevel 4

What is the broadest meaning of the idea that major decisions should be taken by elected leaders?

APeople's vote remains linked with real governance direction, accountability, and policy outcomesBPeople cast only symbolic votesCOfficials remain supreme foreverDPolicy remains separate from people

Question 18ExpertLevel 4

If an elected leader takes parliamentary approval for policy and administration implements it, which sequence is shown correctly?

AAdministration makes policy away from peopleBElected decision then administrative implementationCArmy decision then parliament announcementDForeign order then election

Question 19ExpertLevel 4

In which example is separation of decision power and accountability most visible?

AMinister decides policy and answers in parliamentBPeople change government and policy changesCUnelected advisers decide and elected leaders bear blameDElected parliament amends law

Question 20ExpertLevel 4

What is the most decisive test to check the condition of elected leadership over major decisions in democracy?

ACan elected leaders make, change, and answer for final policy before people?BAre campaign posters colourful?CAre officials senior?DIs election day Sunday?

Major decisions by elected leaders

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If an elected government changes policy after public pressure and then takes parliamentary approval, what does this show?

If elected leaders take decisions but decisions are bound by a secret agreement, what is the main question?

If a policy made by elected leaders is stopped by court as unconstitutional, which side of democracy is shown?

In which situation will policy accountability of elected leadership be strongest?

If representatives chosen by people have no influence on major decisions, how will representation be in democracy?

What is the most institutional way of people's disagreement with elected leaders' decisions in democracy?

If a policy decision-maker is not elected by people but the elected government can remove that person, how is the democratic situation?

If permanent bureaucracy prepares policy options and the elected government chooses among them, which statement is correct?

If people elect leaders but the real governance agenda is set by an external body, what decreases?

If an elected government takes decisions but people have no constitutional way to remove it, which element is weak?

In which situation is elected control over public policy most secure?

If leaders are elected on health policy promises but later health policy is made by a secret body instead of the elected authority, what is the problem?

Why cannot the power of elected leaders over major decisions be called completely unlimited in democracy?

In which situation is the public source of a policy decision clearest?

If elected government's policy is controlled not only by court but also by people's electoral decision, this is an example of what?

If elected leaders take all decisions behind closed doors in the name of public interest and there is no review, what is the main danger?

What is the broadest meaning of the idea that major decisions should be taken by elected leaders?

If an elected leader takes parliamentary approval for policy and administration implements it, which sequence is shown correctly?

In which example is separation of decision power and accountability most visible?

What is the most decisive test to check the condition of elected leadership over major decisions in democracy?

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Major decisions by elected leaders

Quiz this set

If an elected government changes policy after public pressure and then takes parliamentary approval, what does this show?

If elected leaders take decisions but decisions are bound by a secret agreement, what is the main question?

If a policy made by elected leaders is stopped by court as unconstitutional, which side of democracy is shown?

In which situation will policy accountability of elected leadership be strongest?

If representatives chosen by people have no influence on major decisions, how will representation be in democracy?

What is the most institutional way of people's disagreement with elected leaders' decisions in democracy?

If a policy decision-maker is not elected by people but the elected government can remove that person, how is the democratic situation?

If permanent bureaucracy prepares policy options and the elected government chooses among them, which statement is correct?

If people elect leaders but the real governance agenda is set by an external body, what decreases?

If an elected government takes decisions but people have no constitutional way to remove it, which element is weak?

In which situation is elected control over public policy most secure?

If leaders are elected on health policy promises but later health policy is made by a secret body instead of the elected authority, what is the problem?

Why cannot the power of elected leaders over major decisions be called completely unlimited in democracy?

In which situation is the public source of a policy decision clearest?

If elected government's policy is controlled not only by court but also by people's electoral decision, this is an example of what?

If elected leaders take all decisions behind closed doors in the name of public interest and there is no review, what is the main danger?

What is the broadest meaning of the idea that major decisions should be taken by elected leaders?

If an elected leader takes parliamentary approval for policy and administration implements it, which sequence is shown correctly?

In which example is separation of decision power and accountability most visible?

What is the most decisive test to check the condition of elected leadership over major decisions in democracy?

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