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Class 7 Social Science Chapter 9: From the Rulers to the Ruled: Types of Governments — practice questions with answers

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27 questions9 easy, 17 medium, 1 hardNCERT · CBSE · State boards

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Q1. Which are roles of a government? (Tick all that apply)
  1. Maintaining law and order
  2. Managing relationships with other countries
  3. Delivering education and healthcare
  4. Choosing people’s friends
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Answer: A. Maintaining law and order; B. Managing relationships with other countries; C. Delivering education and healthcare
Why: Governments ensure order, security, defence, services and manage the economy. [p.186]
Q2. A person chosen to act or make decisions on behalf of a group is called a ______.
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Answer: representative
Why: Students chose representatives through voting. [p.188]
Q3. Making rules for the country is called the ______ function.
  1. legislative
  2. executive
  3. judicial
  4. military
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Answer: A. legislative
Why: Rule-making is legislative; implementing is executive; ensuring rules are followed is judicial. [p.189]
Q4. Ensuring that the rules are followed, and judging disputes, is the ______ function.
  1. judicial
  2. legislative
  3. executive
  4. electoral
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Answer: A. judicial
Why: The judiciary ensures rules are followed. [p.189]
Q5. Democracy is defined as ______.
  1. the rule of the people
  2. the rule of a king
  3. the rule of religious leaders
  4. the rule of a few rich families
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Answer: A. the rule of the people
Why: In a democracy people choose their representatives. [p.189]
Q6. A school lets students elect representatives for its committee. Which kind of government does this resemble?
  1. Representative democracy
  2. Monarchy
  3. Dictatorship
  4. Theocracy
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Answer: A. Representative democracy
Why: Electing representatives by voting is like representative democracy. [p.188–189, p.193]

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How many practice questions are there for Class 7 Social Science Chapter 9: From the Rulers to the Ruled: Types of Governments?

27 questions (9 easy, 17 medium, 1 hard). A few are solved on this page; the free test shows the answer and explanation for every question after you submit.

Is this chapter from the NCERT book?

Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 7 Social Science syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.

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