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CBSE Class 10 Power Sharing and Federalism — practice questions — page 7

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Fill the gaps on political partiesRead the answer and worked solution →Spot the one that does not fitRead the answer and worked solution →Pick the right answer, quicklyRead the answer and worked solution →Which is listed as a reason democracy is better than dictatorship?Read the answer and worked solution →Democracy is said to enhance the dignity of the:Read the answer and worked solution →Democracy is said to allow room to:Read the answer and worked solution →The most basic outcome of democracy is a government that is:Read the answer and worked solution →Besides accountable, a democratic government should be:Read the answer and worked solution →Openness about how decisions are taken is called:Read the answer and worked solution →In which respect is democratic government certainly better?Read the answer and worked solution →A democratic government is described as the people's:Read the answer and worked solution →On average, which regimes had a slightly better growth record?Read the answer and worked solution →Democracies are based on which kind of equality?Read the answer and worked solution →Alongside political equality, what has been found to grow?Read the answer and worked solution →Which country is named as having negotiated ethnic differences well?Read the answer and worked solution →Democracies reduce violent tension by developing a:Read the answer and worked solution →What can no society fully and permanently do?Read the answer and worked solution →Non-democratic regimes often do what to internal differences?Read the answer and worked solution →Democracy is said to be more than simply rule by:Read the answer and worked solution →The majority in a democracy always needs to work with the:Read the answer and worked solution →Democracy is said to be much superior at promoting dignity and:Read the answer and worked solution →Most societies across the world were historically dominated by:Read the answer and worked solution →Once the principle of equal treatment is recognised, it becomes easier to:Read the answer and worked solution →Democracy in India has strengthened the claims of disadvantaged:Read the answer and worked solution →Match each outcome to what it meansRead the answer and worked solution →True or false about democratic outcomesRead the answer and worked solution →Sort each claim by what it is aboutRead the answer and worked solution →A strength of democracy, or a shortfall?Read the answer and worked solution →Fill the gaps on democratic outcomesRead the answer and worked solution →Order the five expectations of democracyRead the answer and worked solution →

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Fill the gaps on political parties

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Missing parts
  1. Answer
    three
    Choices
    1. three
    2. four
    3. seven
  2. Answer
    multiparty
    Choices
    1. multiparty
    2. two-party
    3. one-party
  3. Answer
    two
    Choices
    1. two
    2. four
    3. six
  4. Answer
    four
    Choices
    1. four
    2. two
    3. six
Complete the statement
A party has {0} components. India has a {1} system. A State party needs {2} Assembly seats. A national party needs {3} Lok Sabha seats.
Instructions
Tap a word to drop it into the empty slot.
_Source: syllabus Social Science, 'Democratic Politics II', Ch 6 'Political Parties'_

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Spot the one that does not fit

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Questions
  1. Items
    1. State funding
    2. Dynastic rule
    3. Money and muscle
    4. No real choice
    Odd item
    State funding
  2. Items
    1. United States
    2. United Kingdom
    3. India
    4. Two-party
    Odd item
    India
  3. Items
    1. Leaders
    2. Active members
    3. Followers
    4. Alliances
    Odd item
    Alliances
  4. Items
    1. Six per cent
    2. Two seats
    3. Four seats
    4. Affidavit
    Odd item
    Affidavit
Instructions
Tap the item that does not belong with the rest.
_Source: syllabus Social Science, 'Democratic Politics II', Ch 6 'Political Parties'_

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Pick the right answer, quickly

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Questions
  1. Question
    India's party system is:
    Choices
    1. One-party
    2. Two-party
    3. Multiparty
    Correct choice
    Multiparty
  2. Question
    A State party needs Assembly seats:
    Choices
    1. Two
    2. Four
    3. Six
    Correct choice
    Two
  3. Question
    A national party needs Lok Sabha seats:
    Choices
    1. Two
    2. Four
    3. Six
    Correct choice
    Four
  4. Question
    Recognition needs a vote share of:
    Choices
    1. Two per cent
    2. Six per cent
    3. Ten per cent
    Correct choice
    Six per cent
  5. Question
    Tickets suggested for women:
    Choices
    1. One-fifth
    2. One-fourth
    3. One-third
    Correct choice
    One-third
Instructions
Tap the correct answer before the round moves on.
_Source: syllabus Social Science, 'Democratic Politics II', Ch 6 'Political Parties'_

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