Democracy

What system of government does India follow?

• A) Monarchy

• B) Direct Democracy

• C) Representative form of government

• D) Authoritarianism

What does Representative Form of Government mean?

• A) The government is run by a single ruler

• B) Citizens directly make all government decisions

• C) People elect their representatives to run the government for them

• D) The government is controlled by a small group of individuals

What is party manifesto?

• A) A secret agreement among party members

• B) A post-election victory celebration

• C) A party manifesto is a written document that explains the plans and ideas of a political party.

• D) A public debate between candidates

What are some common reasons why people may not vote in elections?

• A) They have a clear understanding of all the candidates.

• B) They believe their vote cannot make a significant impact.

• C) They prefer to have a leisurely day off instead.

• D) They lack knowledge about the candidates.

• E) They are passionate about exercising their right to vote.

What rights do minorities have in a democracy?

• A) Minorities have no specific rights in a democracy.

• B) Minorities have the right to reside only in specific regions of the country.

• C) In a democracy, people from minorities (smaller groups) have the same rights to live anywhere they want in the country and to be themselves.

• D) Minorities have the right to impose their beliefs and culture on the majority.

How can a voter elect the right candidate or political party?

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  To pick the right person for the job, a voter should learn about what the candidates have done in their public life.

• By flipping a coin or using a random selection method.
• By voting for the candidate or party with the most campaign advertisements.
• By choosing the candidate or party with the most popular name or catchy slogan.

What should a voter be well-informed about?

• A) The latest movie releases.

• B) The favorite color of each candidate.

• C) The programs and objectives of all political parties.

• D) The weather forecast for the election day.

How can opinions and information about candidates and issues be found?

• Through personal conversations with friends and family
• Through news websites, social media platforms, candidate's official websites, political debates, interviews, and public forums.
• By consulting astrologers and fortune tellers
• By reading fictional books and novels

How can a voter elect the right candidate or political party?

• A) By making a random choice on the voting day.

• B) By solely relying on the candidate's appearance.

• C) By finding out about the candidates and their achievements in public life.

• D) By selecting a candidate based on their family background.

What should a voter be well-informed about?

• A) The latest movie releases.

• B) The favorite color of each candidate.

• C) The things that each group of people who want to run the country want to do and what they believe in.

• D) The weather forecast for the election day.