MCQ Questions | Class 9 Social Science Chapter 1 | Democracy in the Contemporary World with Answers

MCQ Questions for Class9 Social Science Chapter 1 Democracy in the Contemporary World

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NCERT Solutions Class 9 Social Science Civics
Book:	National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
Board:	Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Class:	9th
Subject:	Social Science Civics Political Science (Democratic Politics I)
Chapter:	1
Chapters Name:	Democracy in the Contemporary World
Medium:	English

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Democracy in the Contemporary World | Class 9 Social Science | NCERT Solutions

Q1.	The only country where every adult had voting right by 1900 is:
	A. Russia
	B. Germany
	C. Britain
	D. New Zealand

Ans: New Zealand
Explaination:
It is New Zealand.

Q2.	Ghana used to a be British colony named:
	A. Diamond Coast
	B. Silver Coast
	C. Gold Coast
	D. Iron Coast

Ans: Gold Coast
Explaination:
Ghana was named Gold Coast.

Q3.	Ghana became independent in:
	A.1956
	B.1957
	C.1958
	D.1959

Ans: 1957
Explaination:
In the year 1957.

Q4.	By 2005, about countries were holding Multi-party election.
	A.120
	B.130
	C.140
	D.150

Ans: 140
Explaination:
About 140 countries were holding multi-party elections by the year 2005.

Q5.	One of the biggest moneylenders for any country in the world is the:
	A. USA
	B. World Bank
	C. International Monetary Fund
	D. none of the above

Ans: International Monetary Fund
Explaination:
It is International Monetary Fund.

Q6.	Saddam Hussein became President of Iraq in:
	A.1977
	B.1978
	C.1979
	D.1980

Ans: 1979
Explaination:
In the year 1979.

Q7.	The US and its allies invaded Iraq, occupied it and removed Saddam Hussein from power in:
	A.2003
	B.2004
	C.2005
	D.2006

Ans: 2003
Explaination:
In the year 2003.

Q8.	Allende was the founder leader of the Socialist Party of Chile and led the Popular Unity Coalition to victory in the Presidential election in:
	A.1960
	B.1965
	C.1970
	D.1975

Ans: 1970
Explaination:
Allende led the Popular Unity Coalition to victory in the Presidential elections in 1970.

Q9.	Which country supported and controlled the autocratic government in Poland?
	A. USA
	B. China
	C. Russia
	D. UK

Ans: Russia

Q10.	Who among the following in UN has always been a citizen of the US?
	A. Treasury Secretary
	B. President of the World Bank
	C. Finance Secretary
	D. Secretary General

Ans: President of the World Bank

Q11.	Which of the following does not lead to the spread of democracy?
	A. Struggle by people
	B. Invasion by foreign country
	C. End of colonialism
	D. People’s desire for freedom

Ans: Invasion by foreign country

Q12.	Why was International Monetary Fund established?
	A. To maintain peace and security among the countries
	B. Lends money to governments of member nations when in need
	C. To implement and formulate trade agreements
	D. To take decision regarding misery and poverty of western countries

Ans: Lends money to governments of member nations when in need

Q13.	First Prime Minister of Ghanawas :
	A. Augusto Pinochet
	B. Nkrumah
	C. General Bachelet
	D. Allende

Ans: Nkrumah

Q14.	How many members’ countries are there in Security Council of UN?
	A.25
	B.20
	C.15
	D.10

Ans: 15

Q15.	The military took over the seaport on the morning of 11 September:
	A.1970
	B.1971
	C.1972
	D.1973

Ans: 1973
Explaination:
It was in 1973.

Q16.	The military camp in Chile was led by:
	A. Allende
	B. General Augusto Pinochet
	C. General Manikshah
	D. General Bachelet

Ans: General Augusto Pinochet
Explaination:
It was led by General August Pinochet.

Q17.	Pinochet’s military dictatorship came to an end after he decided to hold a referendum in:
	A.1966
	B.1977
	C.1988
	D.1999

Ans: 1988
Explaination:
It came to an end in 1988.

Q18.	After the military rule, Chile has held:
	A. four presidential elections in which different political parties have participated
	B. four presidential elections in which same political parties have participated
	C. four presidential elections in which different political parties have participated
	D. none of the above

Ans: four presidential elections in which different political parties have participated
Explaination:
Chile has held four presidential elections in which different political parties have participated.