CANDIDATE REPORT CARD

What is a key benefit of informed voting in a democratic society?

• It allows voters to make decisions based on facts and values.
• It ensures that only popular candidates win.
• It guarantees election outcomes.
• It minimizes the need for political debates.

What is the significance of identifying personal values before voting?

• It helps in selecting the most popular candidate.
• It aligns your vote with candidates' stances.
• It allows you to ignore candidates' policies.
• It ensures you vote for the party you like.

What is a common misconception about voting?

• Voting is a civic duty.
• All votes count equally.
• Voting is only for the educated.
• Voting is a waste of time.

What should you do if you disagree with a candidate's position on an important issue?

• Follow popular opinion.
• Ignore the issue completely.
• Consider other candidates who align with your views.
• Vote for them anyway.

What should voters focus on when creating a candidate report card?

• The candidates' personal lives.
• The candidates' previous campaign slogans.
• The number of followers each candidate has on social media.
• Three to five issues they care most about.

What is the primary purpose of creating a candidate report card?

• To determine the most popular candidate.
• To summarize the history of previous elections.
• To promote specific political parties.
• To evaluate candidates based on selected issues and personal values.

Which of the following is a step in the voting process?

• Choosing a candidate based on their appearance.
• Researching candidates' positions on issues.
• Voting without any prior knowledge.
• Listening only to campaign ads.

Why is it important to listen to others' opinions about candidates?

• To confirm your own biases.
• To find out who is most popular.
• To gather diverse perspectives and insights.
• To decide based on emotional reactions.

Which of the following issues is commonly considered important by voters?

• The environment.
• Sports events.
• Fashion trends.
• Celebrity news.

Which of the following is NOT a quality to look for in a candidate?

• Strong understanding of the issues/policy.
• Previous experience in government.
• Ability to win an argument.
• Preference for a specific political party.