Question 1 Hard Level 10
If vote value is linked to a citizen's income, what may happen to the nature of majority? A Influence of wealthy class may rise instead of equal citizen will B Voice of poor will increase C Influence of every citizen will remain equal D Voting will end
Correct answer: A Income-based vote value can make majority unequal. Exam tip: understand relation between majority and equal vote value.
View question details Question 2 Hard Level 10
If a country decides vote value by combining voter education, age, and property, which principle weakens? A Secrecy of voting B Equal political value C Voter identity card D Election campaign
Correct answer: B General eligibility rules may differ but vote value should remain equal. Exam tip: understand eligibility and vote weight separately.
View question details Question 3 Hard Level 10
What kind of democratic legitimacy does one person, one vote, one value support? A Legitimacy of government formed by equal political will B Birth-based legitimacy of king C Legitimacy of wealth-based rule D Legitimacy based on army command
Correct answer: A Equal-value votes legitimise government through equal citizen will. Exam tip: connect legitimacy with equal votes.
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If one caste gets extra votes and another gets normal votes, what can happen to the result? A Influence of caste with extra votes may be disproportionate B Influence of all castes will remain equal C Vote value will remain fully equal D Political equality will strengthen
Correct answer: A Extra votes give a group disproportionate political influence. Exam tip: identify inequality of influence.
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If all eligible citizens have one vote but counting is less transparent in some areas, what is the danger? A Equal vote value may become doubtful in practice B Every vote will become stronger C Voting age will increase D Campaign will stop
Correct answer: A Transparency in counting builds trust in equal value of every vote. Exam tip: also check counting process.
View question details Question 6 Hard Level 10
If one community's vote is less effective, what will be the effect on its ability to choose representatives? A Ability will remain equal B Ability may weaken C Ability will increase D No relation
Correct answer: B Less effective vote can reduce the community's role in choosing representatives. Exam tip: connect vote effect with representation.
View question details Question 7 Hard Level 10
In which situation is there one person one vote but not one value? A Every eligible person votes once but some votes are counted half B Every eligible vote is counted equally C Every eligible citizen gets vote D Voting is person-based
Correct answer: A Voting once is one vote, but half counting breaks one value. Exam tip: see both parts separately.
View question details Question 8 Hard Level 10
The principle one person, one vote, one value weakens which claim in governance? A All citizens have equal political importance B Some people have higher political value by birth C Every eligible vote should be counted equally D Government should form from equal public will
Correct answer: B The claim of higher political value by birth is against democratic equality. Exam tip: reject birth-based superiority.
View question details Question 9 Hard Level 10
If social economic inequality exists in democracy, what is the correct idea about vote value? A Vote value should also be unequal B Only rich people's vote should be valid C Despite social economic differences political vote value should be equal D Poor people's vote should be half
Correct answer: C Democracy demands political equality despite social differences. Exam tip: understand the difference between economic and political equality.
View question details Question 10 Hard Level 10
What is the deepest democratic conclusion of one person, one vote, one value? A Every eligible citizen is entitled to equal political influence in forming government B Every family forms government C Wealth decides vote value D Office increases vote effect
Correct answer: A This principle recognises equal political dignity and influence of citizens. Exam tip: remember equal influence and equal dignity together.
View question details Question 11 Hard Level 11
If every adult gets a vote but a rich citizen's vote is counted twice which condition is incomplete? A Condition of one value B Condition of polling booth C Condition of campaign D Condition of voter list
Correct answer: A Giving everyone a vote is not enough every vote must also have equal value. In exams identify one vote and one value separately.
View question details Question 12 Hard Level 11
In which situation is one person one vote fulfilled but one value is incomplete? A Some citizens do not get vote B Everyone gets one vote but some votes are counted more C All votes are counted equally D Voters vote freely
Correct answer: B One person one vote shows equality in number while one value shows equal importance. In exams keep both parts separate.
View question details Question 13 Hard Level 11
If only taxpaying citizens get vote in a country which democratic principle is most affected? A Transparency of counting B Secret ballot C Universal adult franchise D Electoral campaign
Correct answer: C Limiting franchise on the basis of tax payment is against equal political rights. In exams understand tax and franchise separately.
View question details Question 14 Hard Level 11
If educated citizens get two votes and uneducated citizens get one vote which conclusion is correct? A It strengthens political equality B It is only an education policy issue C It is unrelated to fair competition D It is against equal vote value
Correct answer: D Changing vote value on the basis of education is against democratic equality. In exams keep education and vote value separate.
View question details Question 15 Hard Level 11
What is the deeper democratic meaning of one person one vote one value? A Every eligible citizen gets equal political importance in choosing rule B Every citizen's income becomes equal C Every citizen gets equal job D Every citizen votes for the same party
Correct answer: A This principle is linked with political equality not economic equality. In exams write vote as a tool of political voice.
View question details Question 16 Hard Level 11
In which example does equal franchise remain only in name? A When all eligible adults get one equal vote B When all get vote but votes of some groups are counted less C When every vote is counted transparently D When voters vote freely
Correct answer: B Equal franchise is real only when vote value is also equal. In exams check both right and value.
View question details Question 17 Hard Level 11
If votes of a community are given half importance which basic spirit of democracy is broken? A Freedom of election campaign B Secrecy of vote C Equal political status D Polling booth facility
Correct answer: C Giving less importance to a community's vote is against equal political status. In exams write community based vote value as wrong.
View question details Question 18 Hard Level 11
If all votes are counted equally but some influential people get two votes each which part is broken? A One value B Counting C Secret ballot D One person one vote
Correct answer: D Giving two votes breaks the principle of one person one vote. In exams remember number of votes and value of vote separately.
View question details Question 19 Hard Level 11
If a citizen is denied voting on the basis of religion which principle is harmed? A Non discriminatory equal franchise B Election spending limit C Speed of counting D Age of candidate
Correct answer: A Taking away voting right on religious basis is against equal political rights. In exams write franchise as a non discriminatory right.
View question details Question 20 Hard Level 11
What is the relation between one person one vote one value and majority rule? A Majority is formed only by the rich B Majority is formed by counting all equal votes C Majority is decided according to office D Majority forms without counting
Correct answer: B In democracy majority is correct only when all votes are counted with equal value. In exams connect majority with equal votes.
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