MCQ Questions | Class 9 Social Science Chapter 2 | What is Democracy? Why Democracy? with Answers

MCQ Questions for Class9 Social Science Chapter 2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

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Objective Question | NCERT Social Science Class 9

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:	2
Chapters Name:	What is Democracy? Why Democracy?
Medium:	English

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What is Democracy? Why Democracy? | Class 9 Social Science | NCERT Solutions

Q1.	In August 2002, President Musharraf issued a ‘Legal Framework Order’ that:
	A. changed the policies of the country
	B. changed the borders of the country
	C. amended the constitution of Pakistan
	D. all the above

Ans: amended the constitution of Pakistan
Explaination:
The order amended the Constitution of Pakistan.

Q2.	The work of the civilian cabinet is supervised by the National Security Council which is dominated by:
	A. ministers
	B. civil officers
	C. military officers
	D. all the above

Ans: military officers
Explaination:
It is dominated by military officers.

Q3.	Which party always won elections in Mexico since its independence in 1930 until 2000?
	A. Revolutionary Party
	B. Mexican Revolutionary Party
	C. Institutional Revolutionary Party
	D. Institutional Party

Ans: Institutional Revolutionary Party

Q4.	When did Zimbabwe attain independence and from whom?
	A. 1970, from Black minority rule
	B. 1880, from White minority rule
	C. 1980, from Americans
	D. 1980, from White minority rule

Ans: 1980, from White minority rule

Q5.	which of these features is/are necessary to provide the basic rights to the citizens?
	A. Citizens should be free to think
	B. should be free to form associations
	C. Should be free to raise protest
	D. All the above

Ans: All the above

Q6.	What is Constitutional Law?
	A. Provisions given in the Constitution
	B. Law to make Constitution
	C. Law to set up Constituent Assembly
	D. none of the above

Ans: Provisions given in the Constitution

Q7.	Some of the drawbacks of democracy is
	A. Instability and delays
	B. corruption and hypocrisy
	C. Politicians fighting among themselves
	D. all the above

Ans: all the above

Q8.	In which period did China face one of the worst famines that have occurred in the world?
	A. 1932-36
	B. 1958-61
	C. 2001-2002
	D. 2004-2007

Ans: 1958-61

Q9.	Democracy improves the quality of decision-making because
	A. Decisions are taken by educated people
	B. Decisions are taken by consultation and discussion
	C. Decisions are taken over a long period of time
	D. All decisions are approved by judiciary

Ans: Decisions are taken by consultation and discussion

Q10.	The most common form that democracy takes in our time is that of
	A. Limited democracy
	B. representative democracy
	C. Maximum democracy
	D. none of the above

Ans: representative democracy

Q11.	Which of these is an example of perfect democracy?
	A. USA
	B. UK
	C. India
	D. None of the above

Ans: None of the above

Q12.	In a democracy the final decision making power must rest with:
	A. the President
	B. the Prime Minister
	C. those who did not vote
	D. those elected by the people

Ans: those elected by the people
Explaination:
In a democracy, the final decision-making power must rest with those elected by the people.

Q13.	In China, elections are regularly held after every five years for electing the country’s parliament, called:
	A. Quanguo Renmin Daibiao Dahui
	B. Renmin Quanguo Daibiao Dahui
	C. Daibiao Quanguo Renmin Dahui
	D. none of the above

Ans: Quanguo Renmin Daibiao Dahui
Explaination:
The Parliament is called Quanguo Renmin Daibiao Dahui (National People’s Congress.)

Q14.	The National People’s Congress has nearly ……………….. members elected from all over China.
	A.2000
	B.3000
	C.4000
	D.5000

Ans: 3000
Explaination:
It has nearly 3000 members elected from all over China.

Q15.	In China, before contesting elections, a candidate needs the approval:
	A. of the army
	B. of the people
	C. of the government
	D. of the Chinese Communist Party

Ans: of the Chinese Communist Party
Explaination:
A candidate needs the approval of the Chinese Communist Party.

Q16.	Since its independence in 1930, Mexico holds elections after every:
	A. four years to elect its President
	B. five years to elect its President
	C. six years to elect its President
	D. seven years to elect its President

Ans: six years to elect its President
Explaination:
After every six years elections are held in Mexico.

Q17.	Mexico has:
	A. been under a military rule before
	B. been under a dictator’s rule before
	C. had never been under a military or dictator’s rule before
	D. all the above