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If a government avoids holding elections, which right of people becomes weak?

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Correct answer: The right to choose and change the government

The correct answer is A: the right to choose and change the government. Elections give citizens a regular and peaceful method to select representatives and remove a government that has performed poorly. If elections are avoided, people cannot use their votes to express approval, disagreement or a desire for change. Political power may then remain with the same rulers without a fresh public mandate. A is correct because elections are the main mechanism of popular control over representatives. B is wrong because weather information is unrelated to political choice. C is wrong because watching sports is not an electoral right. D is wrong because tax receipts concern administration and payment records, not the selection of government. Memory cue: no regular elections means no regular public opportunity to choose or replace rulers.

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