MCQ Chapter 6 Democracy Class 9 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement 1. Which organ of the government is responsible for making laws?ExecutiveJudiciaryLegislatureElection CommissionQuestion 1 of 202. Which organ of the government is responsible for implementing laws?LegislatureExecutiveJudiciaryComptroller and Auditor GeneralQuestion 2 of 203. The Judiciary mainly performs which function in a democracy?Conducts electionsFrames government policiesInterprets laws and protects the ConstitutionCollects taxesQuestion 3 of 204. Which important judicial initiative helps ensure access to justice for all?Universal Adult FranchisePublic Interest Litigation (PIL)Question HourGram SabhaQuestion 4 of 205. Democratic governments remain accountable to citizens mainly through:Military ruleElections, public debates, and civil society participationReligious institutionsForeign governmentsQuestion 5 of 206. The Right to Information (RTI) Act was enacted in:1951197520052009Question 6 of 207. In a multi-party system, political parties mainly represent:Only business interestsOnly rural communitiesDiverse social, political, and regional interestsOnly government employeesQuestion 7 of 208. A political party or coalition generally forms the government when it secures:More than 25% of the seatsMore than 40% of the seatsMore than 50% of the seatsAll the seatsQuestion 8 of 209. Political parties in India function under the framework of:Indian Penal Code, 1860Representation of the People Act, 1951Panchayati Raj Act, 1992RTI Act, 2005Question 9 of 2010. Article 46 of the Constitution directs the State to promote the interests of:Only government employeesOnly industrial workersWeaker sections, especially Scheduled Castes and Scheduled TribesOnly urban residentsQuestion 10 of 2011. According to the chapter, the real strength of democracy lies in:Political parties aloneThe armed forcesIts citizensThe judiciary aloneQuestion 11 of 2012. Which institution is responsible for conducting elections in India?ParliamentElection Commission of IndiaSupreme CourtCentral Vigilance CommissionQuestion 12 of 2013. Which democratic value is mainly promoted through the electoral process?Military disciplineEquality and participationJudicial reviewTrade developmentQuestion 13 of 2014. Which institutions mainly support participatory democratic processes?Armed Forces and PoliceMedia and Civil SocietyParliament and Courts onlyBanks and CooperativesQuestion 14 of 2015. Which institution audits government accounts to strengthen accountability?Election CommissionComptroller and Auditor General (CAG)Gram SabhaLok SabhaQuestion 15 of 2016. Which institution provides information-related accountability under the RTI framework?Central Information Commission (CIC)Supreme CourtState LegislatureFinance CommissionQuestion 16 of 2017. Which democratic principle encourages people's participation at the grassroots level?FederalismDecentralisationPresidential SystemJudicial ReviewQuestion 17 of 2018. Media is often called the:First pillar of democracySecond pillar of democracyFourth pillar of democracyFifth pillar of democracyQuestion 18 of 2019. In a representative democracy, people:Directly make every government decisionElect representatives to govern on their behalfDo not participate in electionsAppoint judges directlyQuestion 19 of 2020. Which country is given as an example of a Direct Democracy?IndiaCanadaSwitzerlandUnited KingdomQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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