Question 1 Hard Level 10
If every eligible citizen gets a vote but votes of some classes are given double value, what is the democratic weakness? A Franchise exists but vote value is not equal B Election is fully fair C Political power of all citizens is equal D One person one vote is fully applied
Correct answer: A Having a vote is not enough when vote value is unequal. Exam tip: check franchise and vote value separately.
View question details Question 2 Hard Level 10
If property owners alone get two votes in a country, which conclusion is most correct? A Political equality becomes stronger by property B Property-based special franchise breaks political equality C Voting becomes more universal D Role of poor citizens increases
Correct answer: B Giving extra vote on property basis is against equal vote value. Exam tip: keep wealth and vote value separate.
View question details Question 3 Hard Level 10
If all adult citizens have the vote but women's votes are counted half, which condition is incomplete? A Regular elections B Voter list C Equal value of one vote D Election campaign
Correct answer: C Even with voting right, half counting breaks political equality. Exam tip: see both right to vote and value of vote.
View question details Question 4 Hard Level 10
If a small group gets representation far beyond its population, which principle may be questioned? A Secrecy of voting B Duration of election C Candidate qualification D Equality of vote value and representation
Correct answer: D Highly unequal representation can make vote effect unequal. Exam tip: check balance between population and representation.
View question details Question 5 Hard Level 10
What is the deeper meaning of the word value in one person, one vote, one value? A Political effect of every vote should be equal B Every candidate name should be same C Every party flag should be same D Every polling booth should be same colour
Correct answer: A Value means not only counting but also equality of political effect. Exam tip: remember both number and effect of vote.
View question details Question 6 Hard Level 10
If some citizens are excluded from voting on caste basis, which democratic idea is broken? A Secrecy of ballot B Equal political citizenship C Right to campaign D Speed of counting
Correct answer: B Caste-based exclusion is against equal political citizenship. Exam tip: remember non-discriminatory franchise.
View question details Question 7 Hard Level 10
If voting is given to a family instead of an individual, how will one person one vote be affected? A The principle will become stronger B Separate voice of all members will be protected C Person-based franchise will weaken D Every vote will get equal value
Correct answer: C In democracy vote is based on each eligible person, not the family. Exam tip: treat the individual as the basic unit of voting.
View question details Question 8 Hard Level 10
If citizens with higher education have votes of higher value, which argument is correct? A It makes democracy more equal B It breaks political equality on education basis C It strengthens universal franchise D It makes all votes equal
Correct answer: B Education should not change the political value of a citizen's vote. Exam tip: distinguish qualification from political equality.
View question details Question 9 Hard Level 10
If all citizens have the vote but soldiers' votes are counted three times, what is the problem? A Voting right and vote value are both equal B Soldiers' participation decreases C Profession-based unequal vote value is created D Counting is no longer needed
Correct answer: C Extra vote value based on profession breaks equality. Exam tip: treat profession-based privilege as wrong.
View question details Question 10 Hard Level 10
If one voter's vote is mistakenly counted twice, what is the real effect? A Relative value of other voters' votes decreases B Every vote becomes more equal C Political equality increases D Voter list becomes more accurate
Correct answer: A Double counting reduces the effect of other votes. Exam tip: remember one vote should have one count.
View question details Question 11 Hard Level 10
If a community's vote is counted equally but it is systematically stopped from voting, what is lacking? A Equal vote value is fully sufficient B Equal franchise and actual participation are weak C Counting is completely impossible D Representation is always fair
Correct answer: B Equal value is meaningful only when eligible citizens can vote. Exam tip: check voting access along with vote value.
View question details Question 12 Hard Level 10
What type of power does one person, one vote, one value limit? A Voice of every citizen B Secrecy of voting C Extra political power of a special class D Electoral information
Correct answer: C This principle prevents giving extra political power to any class through higher vote value. Exam tip: identify political privilege.
View question details Question 13 Hard Level 10
If higher taxpayers' votes are given more weight, what is the main democratic objection? A Tax payment ends citizenship B Higher taxpayers cannot vote C Voting is only a tax department matter D Linking political value with economic contribution is wrong
Correct answer: D A citizen's vote is based on equal political status, not tax amount. Exam tip: keep economic contribution and vote value separate.
View question details Question 14 Hard Level 10
If urban votes are more effective than rural votes in a state, what does it indicate? A Location-based unequal political effect B Complete vote equality C Equal representation of all areas D Secrecy of voting
Correct answer: A Changing vote effect by location can weaken equal vote value. Exam tip: check vote effect too.
View question details Question 15 Hard Level 10
In which situation is universal adult franchise visible but one value is not visible? A All adults vote and every vote is counted equally B All adults vote but officers' votes are counted double C Some adults do not get vote D Only children get vote
Correct answer: B Everyone having a vote is different from every vote having equal value. Exam tip: identify both separately.
View question details Question 16 Hard Level 10
If franchise is decided by age but vote value is decided by caste, what will be the conclusion? A Age-based eligibility may be valid but caste-based vote value is unequal B This is full political equality C Caste is the correct basis of vote value D Voting right has ended
Correct answer: A General age eligibility is different, but changing vote value by caste is wrong. Exam tip: distinguish eligibility from discrimination.
View question details Question 17 Hard Level 10
If rich, poor, women, and men all vote and every vote is counted equally, what is strengthened? A Military control B Hereditary power C Non-discriminatory political equality D Property-based rule
Correct answer: C Equal value of votes across social groups strengthens political equality. Exam tip: remember vote equality despite social differences.
View question details Question 18 Hard Level 10
If representation boundaries make one area's single vote as effective as many votes of another area, what issue arises? A Campaign style B Ballot language C Polling day D Equal vote effect and representational fairness
Correct answer: D If boundaries are very unequal, vote effect can become unequal. Exam tip: pay attention to structure of representation.
View question details Question 19 Hard Level 10
If every citizen has one vote but some citizens lack real access to polling booths, what is lacking? A Gap between formal franchise and actual participation B Higher value of every vote C Equal participation fully protected D Need for election ends
Correct answer: A A right on paper matters only when it can be used. Exam tip: check both right and real access.
View question details Question 20 Hard Level 10
Which rule is most unacceptable under the test of one person, one vote, one value? A Every eligible citizen is on the list B Voting age is general C Votes of public office holders are counted five times D Counting of every vote is transparent
Correct answer: C Five times vote value by office is clear inequality. Exam tip: quickly identify special vote weight as wrong.
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