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If citizens remain silent due to fear and do not ask questions during elections, which democratic benefit will be lost?

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Correct answer: Accountability and public debate

Correct answer: A. Public questions and open debate help voters examine candidates, compare policies and demand explanations about promises and performance. This pressure encourages candidates and governments to remain accountable. Fearful silence removes an important way for citizens to express concerns and check those who seek power, so both public debate and accountability become weaker. B, C and D are administrative or personal details; they do not represent a democratic benefit created by citizens' questioning. Citizens can disagree respectfully and use lawful democratic methods without intimidation. Memory cue: questions keep power answerable.

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