Question 1 Medium Level 10
In which example is there franchise but not the principle of one value? A All eligible citizens have one equal vote B Every vote is counted equally C Rich and poor have equal vote D All vote but officers' votes are counted double
Correct answer: D Having a vote and having equal vote value are two different things. Exam tip: check both conditions separately.
View question details Question 2 Medium Level 10
If one voter is allowed to vote twice, whose equality is broken? A The vote value of other voters B The polling booth building C Campaign time D Candidate age
Correct answer: A Voting twice makes other voters' votes less effective. Exam tip: understand double voting as against equality.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 10
Why is the term eligible citizen important in one person, one vote, one value? A Because voting right is based on legal eligibility and equality is kept among the eligible B Because only the king is eligible C Because eligibility is decided by wealth D Because eligibility is decided by caste
Correct answer: A In democracy eligibility is decided by general rules, but votes of eligible people are equal. Exam tip: understand eligibility and equality as separate but linked.
View question details Question 4 Medium Level 10
If franchise in a country is based on age but not on property, which idea is it closer to? A Property-based rule B Equal adult franchise C Hereditary rule D Military franchise
Correct answer: B General age-based eligibility avoids property-based discrimination. Exam tip: distinguish age-based eligibility from property-based exclusion.
View question details Question 5 Medium Level 10
If one person one vote exists but one person's vote is secretly counted twice, what is the conclusion? A Regular election is strong B Voting secrecy is correct C One value and fair counting are violated D There is no problem
Correct answer: C Secret double counting breaks both vote equality and fairness of counting. Exam tip: identify hidden inequality too.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 10
If vote value remains independent of education, wealth, and office, what will be strengthened? A Equal political citizenship B Royal privilege C Military discipline D Foreign control
Correct answer: A Independence of vote value from these bases strengthens political equality of citizens. Exam tip: understand social differences and political equality.
View question details Question 7 Medium Level 10
Which statement is the most balanced? A In democracy everyone's income must be equal so vote is equal B In democracy social economic differences may exist but political value of vote should be equal C In democracy rich people's vote should be higher D In democracy only educated people should vote
Correct answer: B Equality of vote is political equality, not equality of income. Exam tip: understand the difference between economic and political equality.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 10
If the effect of one group's vote is kept consistently lower, what is the danger in democracy? A Political voice of that group will weaken B Campaign will become more colourful C Polling booths will be clean D Counting will be fast
Correct answer: A A lower-impact vote reduces citizens' political voice. Exam tip: connect vote effect with political representation.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 10
If both men and women have vote in a country but men's vote has higher value, what is the correct evaluation? A Franchise and vote value are both equal B Franchise exists but vote value is unequal C This is full political equality D This is a correct example of one person, one vote, one value
Correct answer: B Having the vote is not enough when its value differs by gender. Exam tip: identify gender-based vote value inequality.
View question details Question 10 Medium Level 10
If votes of all citizens have equal value, the electoral decision will be closer to whose will? A Equal political will of all voters B Only king's will C Only officials' will D Only rich people's will
Correct answer: A Equal vote value expresses collective public will more equally. Exam tip: connect vote value with public will.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 10
In which situation will the claim of political equality be weakest? A Every eligible vote is counted equally B Some citizens' votes get higher value by birth C Women and men vote D Poor and rich vote
Correct answer: B Higher vote value by birth weakens political equality. Exam tip: treat birth-based inequality as wrong.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 10
If every eligible person can vote and every vote is counted equally, which condition is fulfilled? A One person, one vote, one value B Unelected rule C Hereditary rule D Voter suppression
Correct answer: A Both person-based franchise and equal vote value are fulfilled. Exam tip: identify the two parts separately.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 10
If equality of vote value is absent, how can election result be affected? A The will of some groups may have disproportionate influence B Voting secrecy increases C Election automatically becomes free D Every citizen gets equal influence
Correct answer: A Unequal vote value can increase some groups' influence in result. Exam tip: understand inequality of influence.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 10
How is one person, one vote, one value related to the process of choosing representatives? A Role of all eligible voters remains equal while choosing representatives B Representatives are chosen only by the rich C Representatives are chosen by army D Representatives are decided by birth
Correct answer: A Equal vote value gives all eligible voters equal role in choosing representatives. Exam tip: connect representation with vote equality.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 10
If an urban voter's vote is more effective than a rural voter's vote, what will be the conclusion? A Equal political effect breaks B Democracy becomes more equal C Rural vote becomes higher D There is no political difference
Correct answer: A Changing vote effect by location is against political equality. Exam tip: see effect and value together.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 10
Which option shows wrong use of one person, one vote, one value? A Every eligible citizen gets one vote B Every vote is counted equally C Eligibility is decided by general rules D Votes of higher tax payers are counted more
Correct answer: D Increasing vote value by tax payment is against equality. Exam tip: do not treat economic contribution as the basis of vote value.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 10
If in a country votes of all eligible citizens are equal beyond caste religion wealth and gender, this is an example of what? A Political equality B Economic equality C Military equality D Geographical equality
Correct answer: A This is an example of non-discriminatory political equality in vote value. Exam tip: remember equal vote beyond social identity.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 10
What does one person, one vote, one value treat as unacceptable in democracy? A Voter's secret choice B Free elections C Accurate counting D Giving one person's vote more political value than another's
Correct answer: D A vote with higher political value breaks citizen equality. Exam tip: quickly identify unequal vote value.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 10
If every eligible citizen has equal vote in democracy, what should majority mean? A Larger number formed by votes of equal value B Larger number of rich people's votes C Opinion of officials D King's final order
Correct answer: A Majority is democratic only when votes have equal value. Exam tip: connect majority with equal votes.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 10
What is the most correct conclusion of one person, one vote, one value? A In democracy every eligible citizen should get a vote of equal political importance B In democracy rich people's vote should be higher C In democracy each family should get one vote D In democracy an officer's vote should be higher than a common citizen's vote
Correct answer: A This principle accepts equal political dignity and vote value of eligible citizens. Exam tip: remember person vote and equal value together.
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