Understanding Democracy on the Island

What event led to the passengers being stranded on the island?

• A storm

• A plane crash

• A cargo ship and cruise liner collision

• A volcanic eruption

Why did the islanders initially form a democracy?

• To share resources equally

• To decide who should have the knife

• To build shelters

• To organize a rescue mission

What problem did the islanders face with direct democracy?

• It was too time-consuming

• It was too exclusive

• It was too expensive

• It was too complicated

What did Alice suggest to protect minority rights?

• A separate island for minorities

• A new voting system

• A law to protect minorities

• A council of elders

Why did the islanders switch to a representative democracy?

• To avoid conflicts

• To simplify decision-making

• To increase participation

• To reduce the number of votes

What issue arose after Bob was elected?

• He banned voting

• He did not fulfill his promises

• He refused to hold elections

• He left the island

What solution did the islanders find to prevent elected leaders from abusing power?

• A council of representatives

• A constitution

• A public trial

• A new election

What is the purpose of the constitution according to the islanders?

• To expand the island

• To limit the power of representatives

• To create new laws

• To increase taxes

What fundamental rights did the islanders want to protect?

• The right to own property

• The right to vote

• The right to free speech

• All of the above

What lesson did the islanders learn about democracy?

• It requires protecting everyone's rights

• It is only about voting

• It is easy to maintain

• It is not necessary