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    This document contains a social science lesson plan on electoral politics for grade 9 students. It includes short answer questions about key concepts like the Election Commission of India, voters' lists, by-elections, and election manifestos. It also has short and long answer questions for students to answer in their notebooks about topics such as voter choices, the model code of conduct, reservations constituencies, and justifications for not requiring educational qualifications for political candidates.

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    This document contains a social science lesson plan on electoral politics for grade 9 students. It includes short answer questions about key concepts like the Election Commission of India, voters' lists, by-elections, and election manifestos. It also has short and long answer questions for students to answer in their notebooks about topics such as voter choices, the model code of conduct, reservations constituencies, and justifications for not requiring educational qualifications for political candidates.

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    Grade: IX Subject: Social Science Topic: L 3 Electoral politics

    Note: Write answers in the notebook.

    Q1 Very short answer type questions.

    1) Who led the ‘Nyaya Yudh’?


    (a) Chaudhary Charan Singh (b) Chaudhary Devi Lal
    (c) Ajit Singh (d) None of these

    2) When on election duty, under whose control does the government officers work?
    (a) Central Government (b) Election Commission
    (c) District Magistrate (d) District Court

    3) Which of the following statement is incorrect?


    (a) All citizens above the age of 21 can vote in an election
    (b) Every citizen has the right to vote regardless of caste religion or gender
    (c) Some criminals and persons with unsound mind can be denied the right to vote
    in rare situations.
    (d) It is the responsibility of the government to get the names of all eligible voters
    put in the voters list.

    4) Voter’s List is also known as:


    (a) Election Number (b) Voter Identity Card
    (c) Electoral Roll (d) None of these

    5) Which of the following statements is against the democratic process of elections?


    (a) Parties and candidates should be free to contest elections
    (b) Elections must be held regularly immediately after the term is over
    (c) The right to vote should be given to the selected people only
    (d) Elections should be conducted in a free and fair manner

    6) Free and fair elections are ensured by the _______ .

    7) Sometimes, election is held only for one constituency to fill the vacancy caused by
    death or resignation of a member. This type of election is called _______ .

    8) What does ‘EPIC’ stand for?


    9) What is a constituency?

    10) Who is the head of the Election Commission?

    11) What do you understand by election manifesto?

    12) In the following questions, a statement of assertion is followed by a statement of


    reason. Mark the correct choice as:
    Assertion : The candidates who wish to contest elections have to make a legal
    declaration while filling nomination form.
    Reason : Every citizen has the right to vote, regardless of his or her caste, religion or
    gender.
    (a) Both assertion and reason are true and reason is the correct explanation of
    assertion.
    (b) Both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation
    of assertion.
    (c) Assertion is true but reason is false.
    (d) Both assertion and reason are false.

    Q 2 Answer in short.

    1) What are the choices generally a voter can make in an election?


    2) What is the ‘Model code of Conduct’ for election campaign?
    3) What are the demerits of an electoral competition?
    4) Why is it necessary for the Election Commission of India to be independent
    and powerful?
    5) What is the significance of the voters’ list in a democratic election?

    Q 3 Answer in detail.

    1) Give a list of the minimum conditions needed for a democratic election.


    2) What are reserved constituencies? Why are they necessary in India? What are
    the provisions of this system of reservation?
    3) Mention a few successful slogans that were used by different political parties
    during elections campaigns.
    4) What justifications are given for not making educational qualifications
    compulsory for the candidates?

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