A system may hold elections, yet still fail as democracy if it lacks A Multiple leaders B Big population C
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Chapter 1: Democracy – Meaning, Need and Key Features (Set-3)
In a democracy, the main source of government power is A Army command B Royal tradition C People’s mandate D
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In democracy, rulers are primarily chosen through A Hereditary succession B Military nomination C Religious approval D Regular elections Explanation
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Democracy is best described as a system where ultimate power lies with A King and nobles B Military leaders C
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After sorting the data 12, 7, 15, 7, 10, 12 in ascending order, the third observation is A 7 B
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In a classroom survey, recording each student’s age once gives values called A Class intervals B Bar widths C Observations
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While recording heights of students, choosing “cm” as unit mainly helps in A Random results only B Drawing pie sectors
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In a survey, each value recorded from a person is called a(n) A Frequency B Range C Observation D Class
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For an acute angle θ, simplify the expression (1 − sin²θ) / cos²θ A 0 B 2 C 1 D
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In a right triangle, if sinθ = 5/13 for acute θ, then the value of tanθ is A 12/5 B
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