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What is Government? Quiz - CBSE Class 6 Social Science

Free practice quiz: What is Government? (CBSE Class 6 Social Science). 21 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

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  1. What is government responsible for?

    1. Running a business
    2. Protecting citizens
    3. Building houses
    4. Providing entertainment
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    Answer: B. Protecting citizens

    Government is responsible for the protection and welfare of its citizens, ensuring law and order.

  2. What type of government is ruled by a king or queen?

    1. Democracy
    2. Theocracy
    3. Monarchy
    4. Anarchy
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    Answer: C. Monarchy

    A monarchy is a form of government where a single ruler, typically a king or queen, holds power.

  3. What is the role of local government?

    1. To control national laws
    2. To manage community services
    3. To create international policies
    4. To govern the entire country
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    Answer: B. To manage community services

    Local government is primarily responsible for managing community services and local affairs.

  4. What does it mean if a government is described as 'federal'?

    1. Power is given only to local authorities
    2. Power is divided between national and regional governments
    3. One person holds all the power
    4. All laws are identical in all regions
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    Answer: B. Power is divided between national and regional governments

    A federal government divides authority between the national and regional levels, allowing for local governance.

  5. If a country has free and fair elections, what does that imply?

    1. Voter suppression
    2. Genuine choice for voters
    3. Limited candidate options
    4. Government manipulation
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    Answer: B. Genuine choice for voters

    Free and fair elections allow citizens to choose their leaders without coercion or fraud, ensuring true representation.

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