Major decisions by elected leaders

Question 1MediumLevel 4

If a governor or president works according to constitutional rules what remains the role of elected government?

AElected government generally runs policy and administrative decisionsBElected government completely endsCPeople's vote becomes uselessDArmy decides final policy

Question 2MediumLevel 4

Which option links decisions with the people's mandate?

AElected party makes policy based on its manifestoBSecret officer makes policy without relation to peopleCForeign company decides tax policyDMilitary council makes education policy

Question 3MediumLevel 4

The elected nature of an institution taking major decisions is linked with what in democracy?

ALegitimacy and accountabilityBHeredity and privilegeCSecrecy and fearDForeign control

Question 4MediumLevel 4

If an unelected group changes decisions of elected leaders without reason what will be the effect on democracy?

APeople's representative power will weakenBElections will become strongerCPeople's control will increaseDLeaders' accountability will become clearer

Question 5MediumLevel 4

Why should leaders who take major decisions be elected through free and fair elections in democracy?

ASo that their decision authority is based on real public supportBSo that they stay separate from peopleCSo that no opposition existsDSo that army takes final decisions

Question 6MediumLevel 4

In which situation will people's representation be clearly visible in major decisions?

AElected legislators discuss and vote on lawBSecret committee makes law without recordCArmy finalises policyDForeign official changes budget

Question 7MediumLevel 4

The condition of major decisions by elected leaders separates democracy from which forms of rule?

AMilitary rule and absolute monarchyBLocal self government and panchayatCVoting and representationDAccountability and legitimacy

Question 8MediumLevel 4

If elected leaders have only small decisions and others make major decisions what is the democratic weakness?

ADemocratic control remains superficialBDemocracy becomes completeCValue of vote increasesDPeople's power becomes greater

Question 9MediumLevel 4

For what purpose does parliamentary discussion on government decisions happen in democracy?

AFor accountability and deliberationBTo remove electionsCTo give power to armyDTo reduce citizen rights

Question 10MediumLevel 4

Which statement best explains decision power of elected leaders?

AThey decide public policy with a mandate from peopleBThey give no rights to peopleCThey always obey unelected peopleDThey only attend ceremonies

Question 11MediumLevel 4

If government hears public and opposition views before major decisions how does democratic process strengthen?

ADecisions become more accountable and thoughtfulBDecisions become secretCPeople's role decreasesDElections end

Question 12MediumLevel 4

In which situation will elected leaders become less accountable to people?

AWhen they can be judged by people for decisionsBWhen people get information about their decisionsCWhen elections are regularDWhen they do not decide and a secret group decides

Question 13MediumLevel 4

How do policies of elected government remain connected with people in democracy?

AThrough elections mandate and public responseBThrough heredity and personal wishCThrough secret order and fearDThrough foreign control

Question 14MediumLevel 4

If elected leaders in a country cannot decide on war or peace what becomes doubtful?

ATheir real major decision powerBTheir language abilityCCountry's weatherDAge of population

Question 15MediumLevel 4

What shows that the decision making government is truly democratic?

AIt is elected by people and accountable for decisionsBIt is secretly appointedCIt is decided by birthDIt is a branch of army

Question 16MediumLevel 4

If elected leaders make laws but people cannot change them what problem arises?

APeriodic accountability will weakenBLaws will automatically improveCElections will be more meaningfulDPeople's power will increase

Question 17MediumLevel 4

When decision power rests with elected leaders how does people's participation work?

AAs indirect representative participationBIt ends completelyCIt happens only through armyDIt happens only through royal family

Question 18MediumLevel 4

Which statement shows a wrong understanding of democratic decision process?

AElected leaders are responsible for major decisionsBPeople can judge leaders on major decisionsCUnelected group should get final decision powerDPolicies may be discussed in parliament

Question 19MediumLevel 4

Which decision is most necessary to be taken by elected leaders in democracy?

ADecisions related to national policy and lawBPrivate family food decisionCIndividual personal choiceDTossing coin in a game

Question 20MediumLevel 4

Through what do elected leaders face criticism after taking decisions in democracy?

AThrough parliament media and public opinionBOnly through secret orderCOnly through heredityDOnly through military discipline

Major decisions by elected leaders

Quiz this set

If a governor or president works according to constitutional rules what remains the role of elected government?

Which option links decisions with the people's mandate?

The elected nature of an institution taking major decisions is linked with what in democracy?

If an unelected group changes decisions of elected leaders without reason what will be the effect on democracy?

Why should leaders who take major decisions be elected through free and fair elections in democracy?

In which situation will people's representation be clearly visible in major decisions?

The condition of major decisions by elected leaders separates democracy from which forms of rule?

If elected leaders have only small decisions and others make major decisions what is the democratic weakness?

For what purpose does parliamentary discussion on government decisions happen in democracy?

Which statement best explains decision power of elected leaders?

If government hears public and opposition views before major decisions how does democratic process strengthen?

In which situation will elected leaders become less accountable to people?

How do policies of elected government remain connected with people in democracy?

If elected leaders in a country cannot decide on war or peace what becomes doubtful?

What shows that the decision making government is truly democratic?

If elected leaders make laws but people cannot change them what problem arises?

When decision power rests with elected leaders how does people's participation work?

Which statement shows a wrong understanding of democratic decision process?

Which decision is most necessary to be taken by elected leaders in democracy?

Through what do elected leaders face criticism after taking decisions in democracy?

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Major decisions by elected leaders

Quiz this set

If a governor or president works according to constitutional rules what remains the role of elected government?

Which option links decisions with the people's mandate?

The elected nature of an institution taking major decisions is linked with what in democracy?

If an unelected group changes decisions of elected leaders without reason what will be the effect on democracy?

Why should leaders who take major decisions be elected through free and fair elections in democracy?

In which situation will people's representation be clearly visible in major decisions?

The condition of major decisions by elected leaders separates democracy from which forms of rule?

If elected leaders have only small decisions and others make major decisions what is the democratic weakness?

For what purpose does parliamentary discussion on government decisions happen in democracy?

Which statement best explains decision power of elected leaders?

If government hears public and opposition views before major decisions how does democratic process strengthen?

In which situation will elected leaders become less accountable to people?

How do policies of elected government remain connected with people in democracy?

If elected leaders in a country cannot decide on war or peace what becomes doubtful?

What shows that the decision making government is truly democratic?

If elected leaders make laws but people cannot change them what problem arises?

When decision power rests with elected leaders how does people's participation work?

Which statement shows a wrong understanding of democratic decision process?

Which decision is most necessary to be taken by elected leaders in democracy?

Through what do elected leaders face criticism after taking decisions in democracy?

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