MCQ Chapter 6 Democracy Class 9 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement 1. Which country is mentioned as an example of a Parliamentary Democracy?SwitzerlandUnited States of AmericaIndiaChinaQuestion 1 of 202. In a Parliamentary Democracy, the Executive is accountable to the:JudiciaryLegislatureElection CommissionPresidentQuestion 2 of 203. Which country is given as an example of a Presidential Democracy?CanadaIndiaUnited States of AmericaSwitzerlandQuestion 3 of 204. In a Presidential Democracy, the Executive is:Dependent on the LegislatureIndependent of the LegislatureControlled by the JudiciarySelected by ParliamentQuestion 4 of 205. According to the chapter, democracy does not follow:A single model of governmentConstitutional principlesPublic participationPeriodic electionsQuestion 5 of 206. India's democracy is described as a "living democracy" mainly because of:Military strengthActive participation of citizensLarge industriesRich natural resourcesQuestion 6 of 207. Approximately how many registered voters did India have in 2024?About 75 croreAbout 82 croreOver 96.8 croreAbout 110 croreQuestion 7 of 208. On average, one Member of Parliament represents approximately:5 lakh people10 lakh people25 lakh people50 lakh peopleQuestion 8 of 209. Elections in India are conducted in 22 scheduled languages along with several other languages mainly to:Reduce election expensesEncourage foreign participationEnsure wider voter participation and accessibilityIncrease political partiesQuestion 9 of 2010. Why are election symbols used in India?To decorate ballot papersTo reduce election costsTo help every eligible citizen vote independently, including those who cannot readTo identify government officersQuestion 10 of 2011. More than how many polling stations are set up across India during elections?One lakhFive lakhMore than one millionTen millionQuestion 11 of 2012. According to the chapter, polling stations may sometimes be established even for:Five votersThree votersA single voterTen votersQuestion 12 of 2013. Participatory democracy encourages citizens to participate:Only during electionsOnly through political partiesBoth during elections and in policymaking and governanceOnly through courtsQuestion 13 of 2014. India's constitutional framework operates through a:Two-tier systemThree-tier systemFour-tier systemFive-tier systemQuestion 14 of 2015. The PESA Act of 1996 mainly empowers the:ParliamentGram SabhaSupreme CourtElection CommissionQuestion 15 of 2016. Jethipura Gram Panchayat received the Nanaji Deshmukh Rashtriya Gaurav Gram Sabha Puraskar in:2015201720192022Question 16 of 2017. South Manubankul Gram Panchayat was nationally recognised mainly as a:Digital PanchayatModel Smart VillageWomen-friendly PanchayatGreen PanchayatQuestion 17 of 2018. Which constitutional Article provides not less than one-third reservation for women in Panchayats?Article 32Article 46Article 243(d)Article 368Question 18 of 2019. Which constitutional Article provides reservation for women in Municipalities?Article 243(t)Article 226Article 21AArticle 356Question 19 of 2020. Which major challenge to democracy in India was experienced during 1975–1977?Financial EmergencyNational EmergencyForeign invasionConstitutional abolitionQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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