A. As many votes as there are candidates to be elected

B. Only one vote

C. Cast all his votes in favour of any single candidate

A. Quota of each candidate to win the seat is fixed in advance

B. Surplus votes of winning candidate can be transferred to the other

C. None of the above

D. In this there should be multimember constituency

A. Indicate only two preferences

C. Indicate one preference less than the seats to be filled up

D. Indicate only one preference

B. The consumers will not get proper representation

C. The producers will not get proper representation

D. It introduces all evils of territorial representation

A. U.S.A.

B. Canada

C. U.K.

E. USSR

B. Seats are reserved for each function

C. Each community is given seqpaate representation

D. Seats are reserved for each caste

B. Choice of candidates becomes very limited

C. Fight of vote can go to the ignorant

D. Women will participate in elections which will make politics dirty

B. It makes the parliament very powerful

C. It gives power to the elected representatives of people

D. It leads to rule by ignorants

A. Secret voting

C. Public voting

D. Compulsory voting

A. The number of votes is decided by all the contesting candidates before the election

B. The number of votes in fixed by law before the election is held

C. Dividing the total number of votes by two

A. Engels

B. Marx

D. Rousseau

B. Religious minority

C. Linguistic majority

D. Caste majority

A. Two votes

C. Only one vote

D. One vote less than total number of seats to be filled up

B. None of These

C. Elections are held simulaneously for the central and state legislatures

D. Seats are reserved for various condidate is returned unopposed interests

A. Bentham

B. Laski

D. Green

A. Feminine qualities will develop among women

C. Women can ably perform their duties

D. For women proper place is not the home but politics

A. Provides representation to small minorities alone

B. Provides no representation to the minorities

D. Provides representation to the majorities alone

A. Universal Adult Franchise, Secret Ballot and Functional Representation

B. None of These

D. Proportional Representation, Territorial Representation and Communal Representation

B. Two member constituencies

C. None of the above

D. Single-member constituencies

A. Only two votes

C. As many votes as there are seas to be filled

D. One vote less than the number of seats to be filled up

A. That small countries cannot follow it

B. That it reduces the grip of political parties

C. That it is too easy to be manipulated

A. When desired by the head of the state

B. Each year to fill vacant vacancies

C. Along with general elections

D. To fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of a Minister

A. None of the above

C. A constituency from which a candidate is returned unopposed

D. A constituency from which only one candidate contests the election

B. Garner

C. Laski

D. Marx

E. Rousseau

A. The candidates who actually contest the elections

B. The elected representatives of people

C. The nominated members of parliament

B. Titular sovereignty

C. De-Jure sovereignty

D. Legal sovereignty

A. Rousseau

B. Montesquieu

C. Spencer

A. People have a very limited choice in the selection of their representatives

B. Local interests are given precedence over national interests

D. Minority may get over representation

A. Its aim is to promote national unity

B. In this there are always multimember constituencies

C. It aims at protecting the educated classes

A. Bentham

B. Laski

C. Marx

A. Aristotle

B. Laski

C. Adam Smith

A. The political parties come to playa dominant role

B. Poor candidates are deterred from contesting the election

D. There is no scope for corruption

A. It develops among the people a sense of possession

B. It increases the value of the vote

C. It brings stability in political system

A. In it voter is required to cast one vote less than the number of candidates to be elected

B. No voter can cast his vote in favour of one and the same candidate

D. Its aim is to give representation to minorities

A. Property basis

B. Income basis

C. Territorial basis

A. Method of election used to elect a representative

B. An area from where representative is to be elected

D. The body of persons elected

B. It has no educative value

C. It promotes aversion towards public affairs

D. It is not in keeping with democratic principles

A. None of These

C. Candidates

D. Office Bearers

A. Free and fair elections

B. Majority rule

C. Proportional representation

B. To divide the votes amongst the candidates

C. To cast all his votes in favour of one

D. Not to cast all his votes in favour of anyone candidate

B. Helping citizens maintain their rights

C. Removal of bottlenecks in the working of democracy

D. Elimination of multi-party system

A. In it there are many chances of bribery

B. Prestige and dignity of voters comes down

C. It is opposed to the idean of populr sovereignty

E. In it all do not get right to vote

A. Gettell

B. Laski

D. Gamer

B. Britain

C. None of These

D. France

A. Representation on the basis of ideology

C. Representation on the basis of profession

D. Representation on the basis of cast

A. Reservation of Seats and Direct Election

C. Direct Election and Communal Representation

D. Universal Adult Franchise and Direct Elections

A. Prime Minister is got elected

C. Some important personality is to be got elected

D. None of the above

E. At least five members are to be elected

A. 1688

C. 1950

D. 1911

B. He should not be swayed by consideration of caste and religion at the time of elections

C. He should be politically awakened

D. He should cast his vote judiciously

E. He should be educated

A. Right to vote granted to graduate women

B. Right to vote granted to those women who have undergone political suffering

D. Right to vote granted to adult married women