Part I: Concepts and Practices Quiz - CBSE Class 10 Social Science
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What does democracy stand for?
- Rule by the people
- Rule by a monarch
- Rule by the wealthy
- Rule by a few
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Answer: A. Rule by the people
Democracy is a system where the government is elected by the people and represents their interests.
What is the main aim of the Separation of Powers?
- To concentrate power
- To disperse responsibility
- To prevent abuse of power
- To enhance legislative power
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Answer: C. To prevent abuse of power
The separation of powers divides the branches of government to ensure that no one branch has too much power, thus preventing abuse.
What does a Federal Government mean?
- Single-level central control
- Regional power with no central government
- Two or more levels of government
- Direct democracy
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Answer: C. Two or more levels of government
A federal government is characterized by multiple levels of government overseeing the same citizens and area.
How can citizens participate in decision-making in a democracy?
- Through voting
- By becoming a dictator
- By ignoring politics
- By unilateral decisions
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Answer: A. Through voting
In a democracy, citizens influence decision-making by voting and participating in civic activities.
What distinguishes democratic leadership from authoritarian leadership?
- Decision by force
- Consultative decision-making
- Single leader decides
- No elections
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Answer: B. Consultative decision-making
Democratic leadership involves participative decision-making and consultation with various groups, unlike authoritarian styles.