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NCERT Class 10 Civics – Full Syllabus Mega Test
50 MCQs from all chapters of Democratic Politics-II for Board Exam 2026.
- Power sharing reduces conflict and ensures stability.
- Federalism divides power among different levels.
- Democracy must address gender, caste and religious inequalities.
- Political parties are essential for democracy.
- Democracy produces accountable and legitimate government.
Q1. Power sharing reduces the possibility of:
Unity
Conflict
Democracy
Participation
NCERT: Power sharing reduces social conflict.
Q2. Horizontal power sharing exists among:
Legislature, Executive and Judiciary
Centre and States
Communities
Political parties
Organs of government share power horizontally.
Q3. Vertical power sharing refers to:
Judiciary independence
Separation of powers
Power among levels of government
Power among parties
Vertical division is among levels.
Q4. Community-based power sharing exists in:
India
USA
Sri Lanka
Belgium
Belgium has community power sharing.
Q5. Power sharing is the spirit of:
Dictatorship
Democracy
Monarchy
Military rule
Democracy is based on power sharing.
Q6. Federalism means:
Division of power between levels
Centralisation
Unitary system
Dictatorship
Federalism divides power.
Q7. Union List contains subjects of:
Local importance
State importance
National importance
Community importance
Union List = national subjects.
Q8. Linguistic states were created to:
Divide India
Strengthen unity
Promote dictatorship
Increase conflict
They strengthened national unity.
Q9. Third tier of government includes:
Parliament
High Court
State Assembly
Panchayats and Municipalities
Local bodies form third tier.
Q10. India is a federal country because:
Constitution divides powers
President is powerful
Army controls power
States are weak
Constitutional division of powers.
Q11. Gender division is based on:
Biology alone
Social expectations
Language
Region
Gender roles are socially constructed.
Q12. Feminist movements demand:
Male dominance
Political exclusion
Gender equality
Caste system
They demand equality.
Q13. Communal politics is based on:
Religion
Language
Occupation
Education
Communalism uses religion.
Q14. Which group faced untouchability?
Brahmins
Kshatriyas
Vaishyas
Dalits
Dalits faced untouchability.
Q15. Democracy should reduce:
Participation
Social inequalities
Freedom
Rights
Democracy reduces inequalities.
Q16. Political parties are necessary because they:
Represent people
Create dictatorship
Avoid elections
Suppress opposition
They represent people.
Q17. A political party seeks to:
Oppose democracy
Rule without elections
Hold power
End constitution
Parties aim to hold power.
Q18. Which is a national party?
RJD
BJP
SP
DMK
BJP is a national party.
Q19. One-party system is undemocratic because:
Elections occur
People vote
Opposition exists
No real choice
Voters have no real choice.
Q20. A major challenge for parties is:
Lack of internal democracy
Too much transparency
Low corruption
Strong opposition
Internal democracy is weak.
Q21. Democracy produces an:
Authoritarian government
Accountable government
Military rule
Monarchy
Democracy ensures accountability.
Q22. Decision making improves due to:
Speed
Force
Consultation
Fear
Consultation improves decisions.
Q23. Democracy resolves conflicts through:
Peaceful methods
Violence
Force
Army
Peaceful resolution.
Q24. Democracy is legitimate because it is based on:
Power
Wealth
Force
People’s consent
Legitimacy comes from people.
Q25. Democracy enhances the:
Dignity of citizens
Fear
Inequality
Suppression
Democracy respects dignity.
Q26. Transparency results from:
Secrecy
Accountability
Fear
Force
Accountability increases transparency.
Q27. Mistakes are corrected through:
Violence
Army
Elections
Fear
Elections correct mistakes.
Q28. Democracy builds trust through:
Secrecy
Force
Centralisation
Legitimacy
Legitimacy builds trust.
Q29. Freedom of expression exists in:
Democracy
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Military rule
Democracy protects freedom.
Q30. Democracy allows peaceful:
Suppression
Change of rulers
Violence
Fear
Peaceful change of rulers.
Q31. Democracy promotes:
Equality
Fear
Force
Suppression
Democracy promotes equality.
Q32. Legitimacy means:
Rule by force
Acceptance by people
Military control
Hereditary rule
Legitimacy = acceptance.
Q33. Democracy respects:
Human dignity
Elite rule
Fear
Force
Human dignity is central.
Q34. Accountability ensures:
Secrecy
Answerability
Fear
Force
Rulers answer to people.
Q35. Democracy allows criticism of:
Government
People
Courts
Constitution
Criticism of government is allowed.
Q36. Elections help in:
Violence
Correcting mistakes
Fear
Suppression
Mistakes corrected peacefully.
Q37. Democracy encourages:
Participation
Silence
Fear
Force
Participation is encouraged.
Q38. Democracy handles differences through:
Violence
Negotiation
Force
Suppression
Negotiation resolves differences.
Q39. Democracy ensures:
Rule of law
Rule of army
Rule of elites
Fear
Rule of law is ensured.
Q40. Democracy is better because it allows:
Dictatorship
Peaceful change
Fear
Force
Peaceful change of rulers.
Q41. Democracy strengthens:
Unity
Conflict
Fear
Suppression
Unity is strengthened.
Q42. Transparency improves:
Corruption
Governance
Fear
Force
Governance improves.
Q43. Democracy allows:
Peaceful protest
Suppression
Fear
Force
Peaceful protest allowed.
Q44. Democratic government is:
Irresponsible
Responsive
Authoritarian
Military
It is responsive.
Q45. Democracy gives priority to:
People’s welfare
Army
Elites
Fear
People’s welfare matters.
Q46. Democracy promotes:
Inequality
Equality
Fear
Force
Equality is promoted.
Q47. Democracy allows citizens to:
Question rulers
Fear rulers
Obey blindly
Remain silent
Citizens can question rulers.
Q48. Accountability means:
No answerability
Answerability to people
Fear
Force
Rulers answer to people.
Q49. Democracy improves:
Quality of decision making
Speed only
Fear
Force
Quality improves.
Q50. Democracy is preferred because it respects:
Power
Human dignity
Fear
Force
Human dignity is respected.
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