What does universal adult franchise mean?
Voting is restricted to government employees
Only educated citizens can vote
All adults, regardless of their wealth or education, have the right to vote
All citizens must vote
47 practice sets · Page 2 of 3
What does universal adult franchise mean?
Voting is restricted to government employees
Only educated citizens can vote
All adults, regardless of their wealth or education, have the right to vote
All citizens must vote
Which of the following is a democratic right guaranteed by the Constitution?
Right to freedom of speech and expression
Right to receive a government salary
Right to inherit property
Right to own a business
What are democratic rights?
Rights given only during emergencies
Rights granted only to a few citizens
Rights that can be revoked at any time
Rights that protect individual freedoms and ensure participation in political life
Why are elections held in a democracy?
To promote dictatorship
To ensure that one leader holds all the power
To allow citizens to choose their representatives and hold them accountable
To reduce the influence of political parties
What is electoral politics?
Politics related to economic policies
Politics related to the voting process and elections
Politics related to the military
Politics related to international relations
Which of the following is a feature of the electoral system in India?
Voting is compulsory
Only the rich can vote
Citizens elect their representatives in free and fair elections
It is based on a monarchy
Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with the 'Right Against Exploitation'?
Article 23
Article 19
Article 17
Article 21
Who is responsible for safeguarding the rights of citizens in a democracy?
The President
The Judiciary
The Military
The Prime Minister
What is "civil society"?
The military and police forces
The part of society controlled by the government
A society with no political rights
The part of society that consists of organizations and groups working to promote human rights and democracy
What is the function of the Election Commission of India?
To create political parties
To conduct free and fair elections
To make laws
To control media outlets
What is the "Right to Information" in India?
The right to only vote in elections
The right to start a business
The right to access government records and information
The right to receive any public service for free
What is a "coalition government"?
A government formed by multiple parties working together
A government controlled by the military
A government run by one party
A government with no elected representatives
What is the role of the media in a democracy?
To support only the ruling party
To report unbiased news and inform citizens
To limit citizens' access to information
To act as a propaganda tool for the government
Who can become the Prime Minister in India?
Any citizen
Only the wealthy
Only the President
Any member of Parliament
What does "majority rule" mean in a democracy?
The minority has all the power
Only the wealthy can decide laws
The largest group of elected representatives makes decisions
The ruler makes all decisions alone
Which body is responsible for conducting elections in India?
Election Commission
Parliament
Judiciary
Political parties
Who is responsible for enforcing the law in a democracy?
The military
The executive branch of government
The judicial system
Citizens
What is the main difference between a democracy and a dictatorship?
In democracy, people elect their leaders; in dictatorship, leaders are not elected
Democracy allows free speech, but dictatorship does not
Democracy supports human rights, but dictatorship does not
All of the mentioned
What is the role of citizens in a democracy?
To obey all orders from the government
To participate in elections and other democratic processes
To remain silent and passive
To work for the government only
Who can contest elections in a democracy?
Only members of the ruling party
Only the rich and powerful
Anyone who meets the legal qualifications
Only appointed officials