Outcomes of Democracy MCQs Mock Test 10th Class S.St.

Welcome to your Outcomes of Democracy MCQs Mock Test 10th Class S.St.

1.

Q1. The majority always needs to work with the …….. so that governments function to represent the general view?

A. All people

B. Marginalized society

C. Minority

D. Other political parties

2.

Q2. Democracy stands much superior to any other form of government in ………..?

A. All people

B. Marginalized society

C. Other political parties

D. Promoting dignity and freedom of the individual.

3.

Q3. Long struggles by women have created some sensitivity today that respect to and ………….. are necessary ingredients of a democratic society?

A. Equal participation of people

B. Voting

C. Equal treatment of women

D. Participation of minorities

4.

Q4. A public expression …………….of shows the success of the democratic project?

A. Marginalized societies

B. Dissatisfaction with democracy

C. Minorities

D. None

5.

Q5. What democracies ensure regarding the decision making?

A. Decision that are taken by the head of the country

B. The process of transparency

C. Decisions are taken by the council of ministers

d. Restricted popular participation in the decision making

6.

Q6. If a government is providing its citizens a right and means to examine the process of decision, then it is:

A. A responsible government

B. An accountable government

C. A stable government

D. A transparent government

7.

Q7. Which of the following statements is not true about democracy?

A. It brings improvement in the quality of decision making

B. It allows room to correct mistakes

C. Decision making is much faster and quicker

D. It worries about the majorities and public opinion

8.

Q8. On which of the following Economic growth depends?

A. Territory or area of the country

B. Global Scenario

C. Size of the country’s population

D. Cooperation among the various nations

9.

Q9. Which country tops in the inequality of income?

A. South Africa

B. Russia

C. UK

D. Hungary

10.

Q10. The basic outcome of democracy is:

A. Military Outcome

B. Political, Social and Economic Outcome

C. Elimination of Poverty

D. Restricted and limited welfare policies

11.

Q11. A democratic government is:

A. A responsive government

B. An accountable government

C. A legitimate government

D. All of the above

12.

Q12. When democracy was introduced in India?

A. 1950

B. 1952

C. 1949

D. 1947

13.

Q13. If in a democracy, a citizen has a right and means to examine the process of decision making, it is known as……?

A. Transparency

B. Dictatorship

C. Equality

D. Legitimacy

14.

Q14. A democratic government is much better than a non-democratic because:

A. Overwhelming support for the idea all over the world

B. Legitimate form of government

C. It ensures faster growth

D. Leads to just distribution of goods and services

15.

Q15. Social outcomes cover the areas like (i) Dignity and freedom of citizens (ii) Untouchability and discrimination (iii) Gender equality (iv) Ban on child labour

A. (i), (iii) and (iv)

B. (ii), (i) and (iv)

C. (ii) and (iv)

D. (i) only

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Q16. Political outcome signifies: (i) Accountable and responsible government . (ii) Military rule (iii) Legitimate government (iv) Restricted popular participation

A. (iii) and (iv)

B. (iii), (i) and (ii)

C. (i) and (ii)

D. (i) and (iii)

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Q17. Among the following regimes which tops the rate of economic growth? A. All democratic regimes B. All dictatorial regimes C. Poor countries under dictatorship D. Poor countries under democracy

A. All democratic regimes

B. All dictatorial regimes

C. Poor countries under dictatorship

D. Poor countries under democracy

18.

Q18. Democratic governments do not have a very good record when it comes to….?

A. Economy

B. Management

C. Sharing information with citizens

D. Restricting popular participation

19.

Q19. To measure democracies on the basis of expected outcomes, which of the following practices and institutions would one look for?

A. Regular, free and fair elections

B. Open public debate on major policies

C. Citizens’ right to information about the government

D. All of the above

20.

Q20. The basic elements of democracy are: 1. Universal Adult Franchise 2. Fraternity and national unity 3. Liberty and equality 4. Dignity and freedom of an individual

A. 1, 2 & 4

B. 1, 3 & 4

C. 2, 3 & 4

D. All of these

21.

Q21. Which of these do not hold true for non-democratic regimes?

A. These do not have to bother about public opinion.

B. These take less time to arrive at a decision.

C. Principle of individual dignity has legal force.

D. These often suppress internal social differences.

22.

Q22. Which country prefers least democratic ideas?

A. Bangladesh

B. Nepal

C. Pakistan

D. Srilanka

23.

Q23. ‘Equal treatment of women’ is a necessary ingredient of a democratic society. This means that:

A. Women are actually always treated with respect.

B. It is now easier for women to legally wage struggle for their rights.

C. Most societies across the world are now increasingly women dominated.

D. Women are now treated as equals in the political arena.

24.

Q24. Which country has the most overwhelming support for Democracy?

A. India

B. Bangladesh

C. Nepal

D. Srilanka

25.

Q25. People complaining about democracy show that….?

A. People are aware

B. Democracy is useless

C. Leaders are inefficient

D. None

26.

Q26. In assessing democracy , which one is the odd one out?

A. Free and fair elections

B. Dignity of individual

C. Rule of majority

D. Equal treatment through law

27.

Q27. Democracies have successfully eliminated?

A. Conflicts among people

B. Economic inequalities

C. Idea of political inequality

D. Difference of opinion on how marginalized communities are to be treated

28.

Q28. Democracy is considered a better form of government in comparison to dictatorship because…..?

A. It promotes the citizens

B. It allows room to correct mistakes

C. It improves the quality of decision making

D. All

29.

Q29. Which of the following statements is true about democracy?

A. It is a good form of government due to lesser corruption

B. It ensures higher rate of economic growth

C. It is rule by majority, therefore its a good government

D. It respects the individual dignity of citizens

30.

Q30. Which country in South Asia never had a Democratic government?

A. Bhutan

B. Nepal

C. Srilanka

D. Myanmar

31.

Q31. Among the following which country tops in inequality of income?

(i) Hungary

(ii) Russia

(iii) South Africa

(iv) UK

32.

Q32. Which one of the following is considered the best form of government ?

(i) Democracy

(ii) Dictatorship

(iii) Monarchy

(iv) Military Rule.

33.

Q33. Majority and minority opinions are:

(i) Permanent

(ii) Not permanent

(iii) Temporary

(iv) None of the above

34.

Q34. In a democracy, a citizen has the right and means to examine the process of decision¬making. This is known as

(i) Dictatorship

(ii) Transparency

(iii) Legitimacy

(iv) Equality

35.

Q35. Which of the following forms of government has support in genial

(i) Democracy

(ii) Monarchy rule

(iii) Military rule

(iv) Rule of religious leaders

36.

Q36. When was democracy introduced in India?

(i) 1952

(ii) 1950

(iii) 1947

(iv) 1949

37.

Q37. What is the justification for reservation for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes ?

(i) To grant equal status and equal opportunity to all caste groups

(ii) To bring them at par with higher castes

(iii) To make them able to fight the atrocities of higher caste

(iv) None of these.

38.

Q38. No society can fully and permanently resolve conflicts:

(i) Among caste systems

(ii) Rich and poor

(iii) Among different groups

(iv) None of the above

39.

Q39. Democratic government is better than non-democratic because

(i) it is a legitimate form of government.

(ii) overwhelming support for the idea all over the world.

(iii) it leads to a just distribution of goods and opportunities.

(iv) it ensures faster economic growth.

40.

Q40. Democracy is based on the idea of

(i) Majority

(ii) Minority `

(iii) Deliberation and negotiation

(iv) None of these

41.

Q41. Why is democracy considered as the better form of government than dictatorship?

(i) Promotes equality and enhances dignity of the individual.

(ii) Never allows room to correct mistakes.

(iii) Majority community rule

(iv) Provides methods to resolve conflicts

42.

Q42. The difference in the rates of economic developments between less developed countries with dictatorships and democracies is:

(i) Less

(ii) More

(iii) Negligible

(iv) None of the above

43.

Q43. People in several poor countries are now dependent on the rich countries:

(i) For education

(ii) For weapons

(iii) Food supplies

(iv) For medicines

44.

Q44. Which one of the following is not the way to resolve a conflict in a democracy?

(i) Mass mobilisation

(ii) Using Parliament

(iii) Doing justice

(iv) Armed revolution

45.

Q45. Democracy is a government of the people, by the people and for the people.”is said by-

(i) Abraham Lincoln

(ii) Gittel

(iii) Mahatma Gandhi

(iv) Jawahar Lal Nehru

46.

Q46. Which one of the following is the most popular form of government in the contemporary world?

(i) Dictatorship

(ii) Monarchy

(iii) Military rule

(iv) Democracy

47.

Q47. Which one of the following is an outcome of democracy ?

(i) Corruption free society

(ii) Removal of poverty from society

(iii) Provides a suitable government

(iv) None of the above.

48.

Q48. Democracies do not appear to be very successful in:

(i) Reducing economic inequalities

(ii) Reducing political inequalities

(iii) Reducing caste distinction

(iv) All the above

49.

Q49. In which one of the following countries is democracy not preferred over dictatorship?

(i) Bangladesh

(ii) Pakistan

(iii) Sri Lanka

(iv) India

50.

Q50. The basic outcome of democracy is

(i) Political, social and economic outcome

(ii) Military outcome

(iii) Restricted and limited welfare policies.

(iv) Elimination of poverty

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