Question 1 Easy Level 12
How does a voter's position affect vote value in democracy? A Position does not change vote value B Higher post makes vote double C No position means no vote D Official's vote is always bigger
Correct answer: A Vote is a citizen right not a position based privilege. Exam tip: understand the difference between position and citizenship.
View question details Question 2 Easy Level 12
One person one vote one value is also related to which electoral process? A Counting every valid vote equally B Secretly changing votes C Counting rich votes separately D Counting leader's vote first
Correct answer: A The principle applies not only to voting but also to counting. Exam tip: check the whole election process.
View question details Question 3 Easy Level 12
If everyone has vote in a country but some citizens' votes are counted as half is it democratic? A Yes completely B No because vote value is not equal C Yes because voting happened D Yes because voter list exists
Correct answer: B Giving vote alone is not enough vote value must also be equal. Exam tip: check both right and value.
View question details Question 4 Easy Level 12
Which democratic idea is expressed by equal franchise? A King is supreme B Political equality of citizens C Army will rule D Power of the rich
Correct answer: B Equal franchise treats citizens as equal in politics. Exam tip: see equality as the spirit of democracy.
View question details Question 5 Easy Level 12
In which option is the one person one vote principle broken? A Every voter gets one vote B Every valid vote is counted equally C Some citizens get extra votes D All eligible citizens are on the list
Correct answer: C Giving extra votes is against the one person one vote principle. Exam tip: treat extra votes as inequality.
View question details Question 6 Easy Level 12
What is the most correct basis of voting right in democracy? A Eligible citizenship B Wealth C Heredity D Government post
Correct answer: A In democracy voting right is linked with eligible citizenship. Exam tip: understand vote as a citizen right.
View question details Question 7 Easy Level 12
If vote value is reduced on the basis of voter's language which principle is affected? A Linguistic diversity B Equality of vote value C Campaign style D Voting date
Correct answer: B Changing vote value by language is against democratic equality. Exam tip: identify language based discrimination too.
View question details Question 8 Easy Level 12
Which is the most balanced statement on one person one vote one value? A Every eligible citizen gets one vote and every vote is counted equally B Rich get more votes C Official's vote is counted more D Family has only one vote
Correct answer: A This principle has equality in both number and value of votes. Exam tip: remember one vote and equal value together.
View question details Question 9 Easy Level 12
If a citizen's vote is counted lower because of profession what is it against? A Equal vote value B Election campaign C Polling booth D Manifesto
Correct answer: A Profession cannot change the value of a vote. Exam tip: treat every eligible citizen's vote as equal.
View question details Question 10 Easy Level 12
If votes of all eligible citizens are counted equally which principle becomes stronger? A One person one vote one value B Hereditary rule C Wealth based power D Military control
Correct answer: A Equal counting keeps every citizen's political importance equal. Exam tip: connect equal counting with democratic equality.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 10
Which option gives the most correct democratic meaning of one person, one vote, one value? A Every eligible citizen gets one vote and every vote is counted equally B Every family gets one vote and each family has different value C Every rich citizen gets two votes D Every officer's vote is higher than a common citizen's vote
Correct answer: A This principle shows person-based equal voting right. Exam tip: write both one vote and equal value together.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 10
If a rich voter's vote is counted twice as much as a poor voter's vote, which principle is violated? A Free campaign B One person, one vote, one value C Secret ballot D Regular election
Correct answer: B Changing vote value on the basis of wealth is against political equality. Exam tip: keep economic status and vote value separate.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 10
What is the main relation between universal adult franchise and one person, one vote, one value? A Both are related only to tax collection B Both increase military control C Both give equal voting rights to eligible adult citizens D Both necessarily make elections secret
Correct answer: C Universal adult franchise accepts equal participation of all eligible adults. Exam tip: link franchise with equality.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 10
If a community's vote is given half value, what is the biggest democratic problem? A Polling booths will increase B Counting will become faster C Campaigning will become easier D Equal citizenship and political equality will weaken
Correct answer: D A lower-value vote breaks equality of citizens. Exam tip: treat community-based vote inequality as against democracy.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 10
What idea is strengthened by the word person in one person one vote? A The voting unit is an eligible person not a family B The voting unit is only the village C Voting is based only on property D Voting is based only on office
Correct answer: A This principle gives separate political identity to every eligible person. Exam tip: remember the difference between family-based and person-based vote.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 10
If a family has five eligible voters but the family gets only one vote, what will be lacking? A Secret ballot B Person-based equal franchise C Polling booth D Election symbol
Correct answer: B In democracy the vote belongs to each eligible person, not to the family. Exam tip: remember a separate vote for every eligible person.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 10
If an officer's vote is treated as more valuable than a common citizen's vote, which idea becomes weak? A Timing of election B Secrecy of voting C Political equality D Voter list
Correct answer: C Changing vote value by office breaks equality. Exam tip: keep office and vote value separate.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 10
Which type of discrimination does the principle of one person, one vote, one value reject? A Difference in ballot length B Difference in campaign style C Difference in booth distance D Difference in vote value based on wealth caste gender or office
Correct answer: D In this principle vote value does not change by social or economic identity. Exam tip: keep equal political value central.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 10
If women are stopped from voting, how will one person, one vote, one value be affected? A Equal political participation will break B Counting will become more accurate C Campaign will become more fair D Government will become more accountable
Correct answer: A Denying franchise to women is against equal citizenship rights. Exam tip: identify gender-based voting discrimination as wrong.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 10
In which situation is the one value condition applied correctly? A Rich voter's vote is counted more B Every eligible voter's vote is counted with equal importance C Rural vote is counted half D Officer's vote is counted twice
Correct answer: B One value means all votes have equal importance. Exam tip: connect value with equal counting.
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