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Electoral Politics and the Significance of Elections Quiz

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Which form of democracy is the most common in our times?

Monarchy

Representative democracy (correct)

Direct democracy

Totalitarianism

Why are elections necessary and useful in a democracy?

To maintain the power of the ruling party

To suppress the voice of the people

To ensure fair distribution of resources

To create a sense of competition among political parties (correct)

What is the purpose of distinguishing democratic elections from non-democratic elections?

To assess the effectiveness of democratic elections (correct)

To prove that non-democratic elections are better

To promote non-democratic elections

To understand the flaws in democratic elections

What do we assess in the light of the yardstick of democratic elections?

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What do we turn to towards the end of the chapter?

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Electoral Politics and the Significance of Elections Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which form of democracy is the most common in our times?

Why are elections necessary and useful in a democracy?

What is the purpose of distinguishing democratic elections from non-democratic elections?

What do we assess in the light of the yardstick of democratic elections?

What do we turn to towards the end of the chapter?

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