MCQ Chapter 7 Elections Class 9 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement 1. Who is responsible for preparing and updating the electoral rolls in India?ParliamentElection Commission of India (ECI)Supreme CourtState GovernmentQuestion 1 of 202. What does ETPBS stand for?Electronic Transfer Polling Booth SystemElectronically Transmitted Postal Ballot SystemElectronic Transparent Polling Ballot ServiceElection Technology Postal Ballot SchemeQuestion 2 of 203. Who can use the Electronically Transmitted Postal Ballot System (ETPBS)?All first-time votersService votersSenior citizens onlyIndependent candidatesQuestion 3 of 204. While deciding the election schedule, the Election Commission considers:Weather conditions onlyAgricultural cycle onlyFestivals onlyWeather, agricultural cycle, examinations, and festivalsQuestion 4 of 205. Only which of the following can officially contest elections as a political party?Any social organisationPolitical parties registered with the ECITrade unions onlyStudent organisationsQuestion 5 of 206. Candidates who are not affiliated with any political party are known as:National candidatesIndependent candidatesRegional candidatesService candidatesQuestion 6 of 207. The Election Commission promotes inner-party democracy by requiring political parties to:Contest every electionHold organisational elections periodicallyForm coalition governmentsPublish newspapersQuestion 7 of 208. The Election Commission classifies recognised political parties as:National and District PartiesNational and State/Regional PartiesState and Local Parties onlyParliamentary and Legislative PartiesQuestion 8 of 209. The Election Commission acts as a quasi-judicial body mainly in matters relating to:Tax collectionRecognition of political parties and allotment of symbolsCriminal trialsForeign affairsQuestion 9 of 2010. National Voters' Day is celebrated every year on:15 August26 January25 January2 OctoberQuestion 10 of 2011. According to the Voters' Pledge, citizens should vote without being influenced by:Newspapers onlyFriends and relatives onlyReligion, race, caste, community, language, or inducementElection campaignsQuestion 11 of 2012. Free and fair elections require the electoral process to be:Secret and expensiveInclusive, impartial, and trustworthyControlled by political partiesLimited to urban areasQuestion 12 of 2013. Voting from home during the 2024 General Elections was extended across India for:All votersSenior citizens above 85 years and persons with benchmark disabilities of 40%Government employees onlyStudents onlyQuestion 13 of 2014. Which application allows voters to register, verify details, and access election-related services?Sugam AppVoter Helpline AppSuvidha AppSaksham AppQuestion 14 of 2015. Which mobile application enables citizens to report Model Code of Conduct violations?ERONETSugamcVIGILSuvidhaQuestion 15 of 2016. ERONET mainly helps in:Conducting election campaignsProcessing electoral forms and managing electoral databasesTransporting election materialsCounting votesQuestion 16 of 2017. The Sugam application is mainly used for:Managing election vehiclesVoter registrationCounting votes electronicallyCandidate nominationQuestion 17 of 2018. Which application is specially designed for contesting candidates and political parties?cVIGILSakshamSuvidhaERONETQuestion 18 of 2019. The Saksham App has been developed primarily to assist:Election observersPersons with Disabilities (PwDs)Political partiesMedia organisationsQuestion 19 of 2020. According to the chapter, India's electoral exercise is considered unparalleled mainly because of:The use of paper ballots onlyThe large number of eligible voters spread across diverse regionsThe presence of only two political partiesElections being held every two yearsQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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