Theme B all PPT

What does "First past the post" refer to in an electoral system?

• A system where the candidate with the majority of votes wins

• A system where candidates must pass a series of posts or challenges

• A system where only the last vote counts

• A system where candidates race to a physical post

What is a "Referendum"?

• A public vote on a specific law proposed by the government

• A vote to elect the president

• A meeting of government officials to discuss new laws

• A direct vote by the electorate on a specific issue or proposal

What is "Representative democracy"?

• A system where laws are decided by a single leader

• A system where citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf

• A system where all citizens vote on every law

• A system where representatives are appointed by the government

What is considered a fundamental civic duty ?

• Paying taxes

• Voting

• Volunteering

• Attending school

How does voting influence the community ?

• It decreases community involvement

• It increases taxes

• It connects you to your community

• It reduces public services

What legacy is contributed to by participating in voting ?

• Economic prosperity

• Technological advancement

• Democratic progress

• Educational reform

Why is it important for citizens to vote in elections?

• It ensures government accountability and keeps leaders honest.

• It increases the national GDP.

• It reduces the cost of public services.

• It automatically registers citizens for jury duty.

What is one advantage of the FPTP voting system?

• It allows for a diverse representation of minority views.

• It makes it easier for the government with a large majority to make laws.

• It ensures that smaller parties win more seats.

• It guarantees that the party with the most votes will win the most seats.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of the FPTP voting system?

• It often results in a clear winner.

• It may not represent minority views effectively.

• It strengthens the opposition's ability to challenge the government.

• It simplifies the law-making process.

What does FPTP stand for in the context of voting systems?

• First Past The Post

• Final Polling Total Percentage

• First Place Total Poll

• Federal Primary Testing Procedure