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In voting, the option selected is generally the one that receives:

(A) Equal support
(B) Approval of teachers only
(C) Largest number of votes
(D) Support of class monitor only

Correct Answer: C

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Question (22)

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The picnic-place example is an illustration of:

(A) Representative democracy
(B) Direct democracy
(C) Monarchy
(D) Dictatorship

Correct Answer: B

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Question (23)

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Which statement best describes direct democracy?

(A) Representatives decide without citizens.
(B) Every citizen’s opinion directly influences the final decision.
(C) Only leaders vote.
(D) Courts make decisions.

Correct Answer: B

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Question (24)

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A class of 50 students votes for two picnic spots. Spot A gets 22 votes and Spot B gets 28 votes. Which spot is chosen?

(A) Spot A
(B) Spot B
(C) Both spots
(D) Neither spot

Correct Answer: B

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Question (25)

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In an election, Candidate X receives 480 votes and Candidate Y receives 520 votes. Who wins?

(A) Candidate X
(B) Candidate Y
(C) Both candidates
(D) Election cancelled

Correct Answer: B

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Question (26)

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A group must choose between three proposals. Proposal P gets 35 votes, Q gets 41 votes, and R gets 24 votes. Which proposal is selected?

(A) P
(B) Q
(C) R
(D) None

Correct Answer: B

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Question (27)

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A school elects a representative. Out of 120 students, 68 support one candidate. What principle is being used?

(A) Nomination
(B) Voting by majority support
(C) Judicial review
(D) Appointment by principal

Correct Answer: B

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Question (28)

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Which situation best reflects representative democracy?

(A) Every citizen directly votes on every law.
(B) Citizens elect members who make decisions on their behalf.
(C) Judges rule the country.
(D) A king makes all decisions.

Correct Answer: B

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Question (29)

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Why are representatives needed in large democracies?

(A) Citizens are not allowed to vote.
(B) Direct participation by everyone in every decision is impractical.
(C) Elections are impossible.
(D) Laws do not require discussion.

Correct Answer: B

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Question (30)

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Which of the following is an example of direct democracy?

(A) Students electing a class monitor
(B) Citizens electing MPs
(C) Every student voting directly on a picnic destination
(D) Appointment of ministers

Correct Answer: C

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Question (21)

In voting, the option selected is generally the one that receives:

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Question (22)

The picnic-place example is an illustration of:

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Question (23)

Which statement best describes direct democracy?

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Question (24)

A class of 50 students votes for two picnic spots. Spot A gets 22 votes and Spot B gets 28 votes. Which spot is chosen?

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Question (25)

In an election, Candidate X receives 480 votes and Candidate Y receives 520 votes. Who wins?

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Question (26)

A group must choose between three proposals. Proposal P gets 35 votes, Q gets 41 votes, and R gets 24 votes. Which proposal is selected?

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Question (27)

A school elects a representative. Out of 120 students, 68 support one candidate. What principle is being used?

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Which situation best reflects representative democracy?

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Why are representatives needed in large democracies?

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Which of the following is an example of direct democracy?

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