Chapter 14 · Class 9 · CBSE Social Science
Political Science: Electoral Politics
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Purpose of Elections and Representation
- Electoral Competition and Campaigns
- Constituencies and Electoral System
- Voter Eligibility and Electoral Rolls
- Election Process and Voting
- Free and Fair Elections
Cheat sheet
Political Science: Electoral Politics cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-BAC4F3See the answer and solution
Why are constituencies in India for Lok Sabha elections called 'reserved constituencies'? What is the primary purpose behind this system?
- Question 2Q-13CB78See the answer and solution
Which of the following describes the voters' list that is officially prepared long before an election in India?
- A.Manifesto
- B.Electoral roll
- C.Ballot paper
- D.Polling booth
- Question 3Q-B88B92See the answer and solution
Explain the concept of a 'Code of Conduct' during Indian elections. Mention any two rules that political parties and candidates must follow according to this code.
- Question 4Q-8390D0See the answer and solution
What is the minimum age requirement for a person to contest elections to the Lok Sabha in India?
- A.18 years
- B.21 years
- C.25 years
- D.35 years
- Question 5Q-DE5F90See the answer and solution
Which institution in India conducts elections and enjoys a high degree of independence similar to the judiciary?
- A.Parliament
- B.Election Commission
- C.Supreme Court
- D.Cabinet Secretariat
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