Question 1 Easy Level 5
Which statement is correct in democracy? A Advisers advise and elected leaders decide B Advisers are always final rulers C People have no right to choose leaders D Army makes all laws
Correct answer: A In democracy, final responsibility for decisions lies with elected leaders. Exam tip: identify advice and decision separately.
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If major government decisions are taken by a company instead of leaders chosen by people, what problem will arise? A Democratic accountability will weaken B Voting age will increase C Elections will become more free D People's power will increase
Correct answer: A A private company is not elected by people, so its decisions are not accountable to them. Exam tip: connect accountability with elected representatives.
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Why should those taking major decisions go through elections in democracy? A So that they get authority from people B So that they rise above law C So that people do not vote D So that opposition ends
Correct answer: A Elections give public legitimacy to those taking major decisions. Exam tip: understand people as the source of legitimacy.
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In democracy, decisions like imposing taxes should be decided by whom? A Leaders elected by people B Only foreign traders C Only royal family D Secret group
Correct answer: A Tax decisions affect people, so elected leaders are accountable for them. Exam tip: connect tax policy with elected authority.
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In democracy, a major decision like education policy should be linked with which leadership? A Elected leadership B Unelected secret leadership C Hereditary leadership D Foreign leadership
Correct answer: A Public policy like education policy should come from elected leadership. Exam tip: connect public policy with people's representatives.
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If elected leaders take major decisions, how can people hold them accountable? A By voting in elections B Only by writing to king C By making army order them D By calling foreign power
Correct answer: A Elections give people a chance to judge leaders' work. Exam tip: remember vote as the main tool of accountability.
View question details Question 7 Easy Level 5
What is ensured when final decisions are with elected leaders in democracy? A People's role remains present B People's role ends C Army becomes supreme D King becomes permanent
Correct answer: A Through elected leaders, people's influence remains in governance. Exam tip: treat representatives as the link with people.
View question details Question 8 Easy Level 5
If a major decision is taken after discussion in an elected assembly, it is suitable for what? A Democratic process B Hereditary rule C Military rule D Foreign rule
Correct answer: A Discussion in an elected assembly strengthens democratic decision-making. Exam tip: value elected forums.
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In democracy, in whom should decision-making power and accountability go together? A In elected leaders B In secret groups C In foreign officials D In hereditary rulers
Correct answer: A Elected leaders decide and answer to people. Exam tip: see power and responsibility together.
View question details Question 10 Easy Level 5
Which decision is not proper for an unelected institution to take alone in democracy? A Deciding the whole country's policy B Giving technical report C Collecting data D Giving advice
Correct answer: A National policy is a major decision and should come from elected leadership. Exam tip: distinguish advice from policy decision.
View question details Question 11 Easy Level 5
In democracy, if leaders take poor decisions, what option do people have? A Replacing them in the next election B Making a king C Giving up voting D Accepting foreign rule
Correct answer: A Elections allow people to replace leaders who take poor decisions. Exam tip: remember the peaceful tool of accountability.
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In democracy, what should be the relation between policy-making leaders and people? A Elected by and accountable to people B Completely separate from people C Only under army D Only under king
Correct answer: A Policy-making leaders should be elected by and accountable to people. Exam tip: study policy and representation together.
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What is the correct relation between elected leaders and administration in democracy? A Elected leaders decide policy and administration implements it B Administration elects leaders C Administration cancels people's votes D Elected leaders remain only in name
Correct answer: A In democracy, policy decision belongs to elected leadership and implementation to administration. Exam tip: keep both roles separate.
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Why are decisions of elected leaders considered democratic? A Because they get authority from people through elections B Because they are always rich C Because they take orders from army D Because they stay away from voting
Correct answer: A Elected leaders get legitimacy from people's votes. Exam tip: connect democratic legitimacy of decisions with elections.
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If a country has elections but major policies are decided by a foreign institution, what weakness of democracy is shown? A Real power of elected leaders is weak B There are many polling stations C Voter list is long D Colour of vote has changed
Correct answer: A In democracy, major policies should be decided by elected leaders. Exam tip: understand external control as democratic weakness.
View question details Question 16 Easy Level 5
How does the authority of major decisions remain connected with people in democracy? A People give authority to elected leaders B King decides in place of people C Army gives orders instead of votes D Secret group holds power
Correct answer: A People give representatives decision-making authority through elections. Exam tip: understand representatives as the medium of people.
View question details Question 17 Easy Level 5
What is the correct summary of the condition that major decisions should be by elected leaders? A Real governing power should be with people chosen by the public B All power should be with unelected people C Elections should be only for show D People's decision should be unimportant
Correct answer: A This condition ensures people's election truly affects governance. Exam tip: remember real power and public choice together.
View question details Question 18 Easy Level 5
Why do people choose leaders who take major decisions in democracy? A So that decisions remain linked with people's will B So that the king becomes stronger C So that the army runs elections D So that citizens do not vote
Correct answer: A Leaders chosen by people take decisions linked with people's will and interests. Exam tip: connect major decisions with public choice.
View question details Question 19 Easy Level 5
If elected leaders take advice but make decisions themselves, what does it show? A Decision power of elected leadership B Rule of army C Hereditary rule D Foreign control
Correct answer: A In democracy, advice may be taken, but final decisions belong to elected leaders. Exam tip: distinguish advice from decision.
View question details Question 20 Easy Level 5
How do people indirectly influence major decisions in democracy? A By choosing their representatives B By appointing a king C By ordering the army D By calling a foreign government
Correct answer: A People choose representatives, and those representatives take major decisions. Exam tip: connect indirect participation with representative democracy.
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