Question 1 Medium Level 10
If only property-owning citizens get the vote, which democratic weakness appears? A Lack of secret ballot B Lack of counting C Limited and unequal franchise D Lack of election symbol
Correct answer: C Property-based franchise blocks equal participation of all eligible citizens. Exam tip: connect property qualification with inequality.
View question details Question 2 Medium Level 10
If the value of votes of people living in one area is lower than another area, what weakens? A Election posters B Campaign language C Voting date D Political equality on regional basis
Correct answer: D Changing vote value by region breaks equal political status. Exam tip: treat regional vote inequality as wrong.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 10
How is one person, one vote, one value connected with government legitimacy? A Government is considered formed by equal votes of all eligible citizens B Government is formed only by the will of rich people C Government is formed by army order D Government is formed from king's family
Correct answer: A Government formed through equal votes shows people's equal political will. Exam tip: connect legitimacy with equal vote.
View question details Question 4 Medium Level 10
If a citizen's vote is considered less important because of caste, which principle is directly affected? A Independent judiciary B Equal value of one vote C Election campaign D Foreign policy
Correct answer: B Reducing vote value on caste basis is against equal citizenship. Exam tip: identify caste-based vote inequality.
View question details Question 5 Medium Level 10
If every eligible citizen has a vote but some votes are counted twice, what is the problem? A Voting right is completely absent B There is no campaign opportunity C Equal value of votes is violated D Voter list is not prepared
Correct answer: C Counting one vote twice breaks equal value of other votes. Exam tip: remember one vote one count.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 10
What is the most direct electoral form of political equality in democracy? A All candidates' posters are same B Every party name has same length C Polling booths have one colour D Every eligible citizen gets one vote of equal value
Correct answer: D Political equality is clearly seen through equal vote in elections. Exam tip: treat vote as a tool of citizen equality.
View question details Question 7 Medium Level 10
If the vote of a degree-holding voter is counted equal to two votes, why is it wrong? A Increasing political value by education is against equality B Educated person cannot vote C Degree is unrelated to election so vote should be cancelled D Voting should always be family-based
Correct answer: A Education does not make a citizen's vote value higher or lower. Exam tip: keep qualification and vote equality separate.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 10
If soldiers are given higher vote value than civilians, what problem arises in democracy? A Voting will become secret B Civil political equality will weaken C Counting will become simple D Campaign will reduce
Correct answer: B Higher vote value based on profession is against democratic equality. Exam tip: treat profession-based vote inequality as wrong.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 10
The principle of one person, one vote, one value answers which question? A What colour should polling booth be B How many days campaign should run C How much political importance each person's vote has D How election symbol is made
Correct answer: C This principle says each eligible person's vote has equal political importance. Exam tip: connect political importance with vote value.
View question details Question 10 Medium Level 10
If vote value is decided by a citizen's tax payment, what will be the problem? A Campaign will be more effective B Polling booths will increase C Voter list will be shorter D Wealth-based political inequality will arise
Correct answer: D Tax payment or wealth should not be the basis of political value of vote. Exam tip: connect citizenship with equal vote.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 10
Which example best shows equal political status? A Votes of a minister and a labourer are counted with equal value B Minister's vote is counted five times C Labourer's vote is counted half D Officer's vote is counted with higher value in a separate box
Correct answer: A Equal value of minister's and labourer's votes shows political equality. Exam tip: remember citizen equality above office and profession.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 10
If all adult citizens get the vote but women's votes are counted half, which conclusion is correct? A Universal franchise is fully equal B Votes do not have equal value C Women's participation is higher D Election is more fair
Correct answer: B Having vote is not enough when vote value is unequal. Exam tip: check both right and value.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 10
Which statement is against one person, one vote, one value? A Every eligible citizen's vote is equal B Poor and rich have equal vote C Vote value should change according to office D Women and men have equal vote
Correct answer: C Changing vote value according to office is opposite to this principle. Exam tip: identify the inequality statement.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 10
If one area's population is large but representation is very low, what question arises? A No effect on voter choice B Question of road construction C Question of election song D Question of equality of vote value and representation
Correct answer: D Highly unequal representation can make the effect of citizens' votes unequal. Exam tip: understand balance of population and representation.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 10
One person, one vote, one value tells not only the number of votes but also what? A Equal political effect of every vote B Age of every candidate C Colour of every party D Decoration of every polling booth
Correct answer: A One value also means equality of political effect of vote. Exam tip: check both counting and effect.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 10
If rural citizens have vote but urban votes have higher value, what is the democratic weakness? A Voting right is absent B Rural and urban vote value is unequal C Elections are not held D There is no voter list
Correct answer: B Different vote value by rural or urban location breaks political equality. Exam tip: identify place-based inequality.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 10
In which situation will franchise be incomplete despite equal vote value? A Every eligible person votes freely B All votes are counted equally C Some eligible citizens are stopped from voting D Voting is secret
Correct answer: C Along with equal value, all eligible citizens also need voting opportunity. Exam tip: check both right and value.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 10
If a rule gives two votes to one particular caste, what will be the effect? A Caste-based special political power will arise B Equality will strengthen C Every vote will remain equal D All citizens will become equal
Correct answer: A Giving extra vote to one caste is against political equality. Exam tip: understand the difference between privilege and equality.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 10
What is the purpose of one person, one vote, one value in democracy? A To give more rights to some citizens B To give equal political importance to all eligible citizens C To give power only to educated people D To make voting difficult
Correct answer: B This principle treats all eligible citizens as politically equal. Exam tip: connect the purpose with equality.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 10
If voter list is correct but some votes are given more weight, what problem remains? A Voter list problem B Polling booth problem C Inequality of vote value D Nomination problem
Correct answer: C A correct list is necessary but equal vote value is equally necessary. Exam tip: distinguish list from vote value.
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