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CBSE Class 9 Social - Democratic Politics

CBSE Class 9 Social - Democratic Politics

Detailed mock test on Constitutional Design, Electoral Politics, and Working of Democracy. Includes political processes, rights, and governance structures.

2025-07-16
Pavan Pavan
CBSE Grade 9 Class 9

Duration

30 min

Questions

25

Marking

Negative

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What is the origin of the word 'democracy'?

A
From the Greek words 'demos' meaning people and 'kratia' meaning rule
B
From Latin meaning rule by people
C
From English meaning people government
D
From French 'démocratie' meaning public power

According to the chapter, why is it necessary to define democracy?

A
Because different types of governments use the term 'democracy'
B
To differentiate it from dictatorships
C
Because all governments are democratic
D
To promote the concept globally

Which of the following is not a feature of democracy as discussed in the chapter?

A
Rulers are elected by the people
B
People can change rulers through elections
C
Government acts according to the majority's wishes
D
Elections are held irregularly

What is a basic requirement for an election to be considered democratic?

A
The election must be held periodically
B
Elections must offer a real choice between political alternatives
C
The government can intervene in the election process
D
There should be no opposition parties

In a democracy, what must every citizen have?

A
The right to speak freely
B
One vote and one value
C
A significant role in decision making
D
The right to protest against the government

Which of the following statements is true about non-democratic governments?

A
They are governed by elected representatives
B
Rulers are often not elected by the people
C
The people have a significant say in governance
D
Elections are always fair

What does a free and fair election require?

A
That the ruling party wins
B
That there is a real opportunity for people to remove current rulers
C
That the elections are uncontested
D
That opposition parties are disqualified

Which country is mentioned as having elections where candidates must have approval from the Communist Party?

A
India
B
China
C
Mexico
D
Pakistan

What is a key feature of democracy as discussed in the chapter?

A
It allows rulers to take decisions without consulting citizens
B
It guarantees a peaceful solution to conflicts
C
It is based on military rule
D
It is not based on free elections

Which of the following is a key argument for democracy?

A
It leads to instability
B
It allows for corruption-free rule
C
It enhances the dignity of citizens
D
It is less responsive to people's needs

In which country is the opposition severely restricted, and all media controlled by the government?

A
Zimbabwe
B
China
C
Pakistan
D
Saudi Arabia

What does the rule of law mean in a democracy?

A
All citizens are equal before the law
B
Only the elected rulers are allowed to make decisions
C
Citizens are not accountable to the law
D
Rulers can break the law for national interests

Which of the following is a feature of undemocratic governments?

A
The ruler is elected by the people
B
Rulers do not face regular elections
C
Citizens have equal rights
D
Freedom of speech is guaranteed

What principle does democracy uphold regarding voting?

A
Each citizen has one vote and each vote has one value
B
Only educated citizens can vote
C
The wealthier individuals' votes have more weight
D
Voting is optional

Why is the principle of one person, one vote important in democracy?

A
It ensures political equality
B
It allows wealthier citizens more influence
C
It ensures better decision-making by rulers
D
It limits the role of minority groups

What is one argument against democracy mentioned in the chapter?

A
It ensures efficient decision-making
B
It can be chaotic and unstable
C
It offers too much power to citizens
D
It prevents people from being involved in politics

In the context of democracy, which of the following is a feature of a good democratic election?

A
It offers a real choice between political alternatives
B
It is controlled by the ruling party
C
Opposition parties are excluded
D
The military oversees the election process

Which of these examples highlights an undemocratic feature of elections?

A
The ruling party can never be defeated
B
The elections are contested fairly
C
The military allows free political participation
D
Opposition candidates have equal access to media

What is one reason why democracy is seen as better than other forms of government?

A
It allows for a single-party rule
B
It ensures the rulers are accountable to the people
C
It allows military intervention in political matters
D
It limits the participation of citizens in politics

Which of these is considered a fundamental feature of a democracy?

A
A central authority controls all decisions
B
Citizens have equal rights and opportunities
C
The military controls the government
D
Rulers can act above the law

What does the concept of 'popular sovereignty' mean in a democracy?

A
The government is controlled by the military
B
The rulers are chosen by the people through free elections
C
Rulers have absolute power
D
Citizens are not involved in decision-making

What is one characteristic that distinguishes a good democracy from a bad one?

A
Free and fair elections with genuine competition
B
Rulers have no accountability
C
Political participation is limited
D
Opposition parties are banned

What is a potential disadvantage of democracy as discussed in the chapter?

A
Democracy guarantees quick decision-making
B
Democracy can lead to delays in decision-making
C
It can reduce citizens' involvement in politics
D
It eliminates political competition

Why is democracy considered a better form of government than dictatorship?

A
It guarantees the quality of decisions
B
It allows citizens to hold rulers accountable
C
It gives leaders complete power over decisions
D
It suppresses political opposition

Which of the following is true about a democratic government?

A
It is less accountable to its citizens
B
It does not allow opposition parties
C
It allows citizens to influence decisions
D
It has complete control over media