Rule of law and respect for rights

Question 1MediumLevel 16

If a citizen is publicly called guilty without evidence, which value is affected?

ADignity and fair processBSecrecy of votingCElection symbolDCampaign time

Question 2MediumLevel 16

If majority takes away a minority's religious freedom, what is the correct democratic understanding?

AMajority is always above lawBMajority is also limited by rights and lawCMinorities do not get rightsDReligion has no relation with democracy

Question 3MediumLevel 16

If a law gives the same punishment to peaceful criticism and violence, what is the problem?

AProblem of voting machineBProblem of election expenseCWrong equivalence between expression and crimeDProblem of voter list

Question 4MediumLevel 16

If government restricts a right, which condition is necessary?

ARestriction is only secretBRestriction is only leader's preferenceCRestriction is always permanentDRestriction is legal reasonable and equal

Question 5MediumLevel 16

If court independently reviews government action, what is the benefit in democracy?

ALegal check on power and protection of rightsBUnlimited government powerCEnd of rightsDSecret rule

Question 6MediumLevel 16

If government punishes a student for questioning a policy, which right is affected?

AVoting ageBRight to expression and dissentCElection symbolDPolling booth

Question 7MediumLevel 16

If law is applied differently on the basis of caste, which value is affected?

ARight to campaignBVoting secrecyCProtection from discrimination and equal lawDRegularity of elections

Question 8MediumLevel 16

If rights are written but there is no way to enforce them, what is the problem?

ARights are fully secureBGovernment is automatically limitedCCourt is not neededDRights may remain only on paper

Question 9MediumLevel 16

If government officials bend rules for private benefit, which democratic value weakens?

AFair administration and rule of lawBPolling booth facilityCElection symbolDVoter list

Question 10MediumLevel 16

If a citizen gets information about government files, which value is strengthened?

ASecret ruleBTransparency and accountabilityCUnlimited powerDArbitrary punishment

Question 11MediumLevel 16

If a person peacefully demands rights and gets punished, what weakens?

AVoting symbolBElection dateCCivil liberty and respect for rightsDVoter list

Question 12MediumLevel 16

If a community's complaint is not heard because it cannot understand the language, what deficiency exists?

ALack of campaignBLack of election expenseCLack of countingDLack of practical access to justice

Question 13MediumLevel 16

If government accepts legal limits and judicial review even during crisis, what does it show?

ARule of law remains important even in crisisBLaw ends in crisisCRights always endDCourt is not needed

Question 14MediumLevel 16

If a law stops citizens from seeking information from government, which value weakens?

AVoting secrecyBAccountabilityCElection expenditureDPolling booth arrangement

Question 15MediumLevel 16

If law permits peaceful assembly but administration refuses arbitrarily, what is the problem?

AProblem of voting ageBProblem of voter listCProblem of arbitrary use of rights and lawDProblem of election symbol

Question 16MediumLevel 16

If reasons are written in a government decision and appeal is available, what strengthens?

ASecret ruleBArbitrary orderCUnlimited powerDTransparent and fair process

Question 17MediumLevel 16

If a citizen gets equal protection of law, what does it show in democracy?

ACitizen equality and respect for rightsBKing's powerCHereditary ruleDSecret rule

Question 18MediumLevel 16

What is the most correct medium-level conclusion about rule of law and respect for rights?

AGovernment remains above law and rights are optionalBGovernment power is limited by law and citizens' rights are protectedCMajority can remove all rights if it wantsDCourts have no democratic role

Question 19MediumLevel 17

How does rule of law stop government from arbitrariness in democracy?

ABy binding government with law and procedureBBy keeping government above lawCBy keeping citizens away from rightsDBy weakening courts

Question 20MediumLevel 17

If government treats criticism as a crime and punishes peaceful citizens which right is affected?

ARight to polling boothBFreedom of expressionCRight to election symbolDRight to pay tax

Rule of law and respect for rights

Quiz this set

If a citizen is publicly called guilty without evidence, which value is affected?

If majority takes away a minority's religious freedom, what is the correct democratic understanding?

If a law gives the same punishment to peaceful criticism and violence, what is the problem?

If government restricts a right, which condition is necessary?

If court independently reviews government action, what is the benefit in democracy?

If government punishes a student for questioning a policy, which right is affected?

If law is applied differently on the basis of caste, which value is affected?

If rights are written but there is no way to enforce them, what is the problem?

If government officials bend rules for private benefit, which democratic value weakens?

If a citizen gets information about government files, which value is strengthened?

If a person peacefully demands rights and gets punished, what weakens?

If a community's complaint is not heard because it cannot understand the language, what deficiency exists?

If government accepts legal limits and judicial review even during crisis, what does it show?

If a law stops citizens from seeking information from government, which value weakens?

If law permits peaceful assembly but administration refuses arbitrarily, what is the problem?

If reasons are written in a government decision and appeal is available, what strengthens?

If a citizen gets equal protection of law, what does it show in democracy?

What is the most correct medium-level conclusion about rule of law and respect for rights?

How does rule of law stop government from arbitrariness in democracy?

If government treats criticism as a crime and punishes peaceful citizens which right is affected?

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Rule of law and respect for rights

Quiz this set

If a citizen is publicly called guilty without evidence, which value is affected?

If majority takes away a minority's religious freedom, what is the correct democratic understanding?

If a law gives the same punishment to peaceful criticism and violence, what is the problem?

If government restricts a right, which condition is necessary?

If court independently reviews government action, what is the benefit in democracy?

If government punishes a student for questioning a policy, which right is affected?

If law is applied differently on the basis of caste, which value is affected?

If rights are written but there is no way to enforce them, what is the problem?

If government officials bend rules for private benefit, which democratic value weakens?

If a citizen gets information about government files, which value is strengthened?

If a person peacefully demands rights and gets punished, what weakens?

If a community's complaint is not heard because it cannot understand the language, what deficiency exists?

If government accepts legal limits and judicial review even during crisis, what does it show?

If a law stops citizens from seeking information from government, which value weakens?

If law permits peaceful assembly but administration refuses arbitrarily, what is the problem?

If reasons are written in a government decision and appeal is available, what strengthens?

If a citizen gets equal protection of law, what does it show in democracy?

What is the most correct medium-level conclusion about rule of law and respect for rights?

How does rule of law stop government from arbitrariness in democracy?

If government treats criticism as a crime and punishes peaceful citizens which right is affected?

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