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Question 1 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …1…
Question 2 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …2…
Question 3 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …3…
Question 4 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …4…
Question 5 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …5…
Question 6 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …6…
Question 7 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …7…
Question 8 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …8…
Question 9 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …9…
Question 10 of 30
The fact is that democracy is the only …1… system that can preserve the Indian entity, constitute its whole beyond the sum of the various fragments that go into its making and …2… its invaluable genius of stumbling along …3… a humane order. If democracy in India is done …4… with, India itself will …5… in the morass of the various particularities ….. 6…. that it. Universal adult …7… and a periodic …8… of the popular mandate …9… by the government is …10… for democracy and hence India’s integrity.
Choose the correct option for …10…
Question 11 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …1…
Question 12 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …2…
Question 13 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …3…
Question 14 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …4…
Question 15 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …5…
Question 16 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …6…
Question 17 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …7…
Question 18 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …8…
Question 19 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …9…
Question 20 of 30
The world economy is in recession, the deepest and the most widespread …1… 1930. There are …2… of …3… in the industrial countries, but most serious economic…4… anticipate the rates of growth and leaves of economic activity will remain low. In all that has been written about world …5… the …6… have been overwhelmingly and narrowly economic. Few have …7… the human consequences in more than a superficial manner. Not a single international study has …8… the recession’s …9… on the most vulnerable half of the world’s population the children.
The need for …10… clearly the contrast between world economic conditions and child welfare has thus become even more urgent in the last few years. The world scale of current child distress also makes it artificial to restrict the analysis of causes to the national level.
Choose the correct option for …10..
Question 21 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …1…
Question 22 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …2…
Question 23 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …3…
Question 24 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …4…
Question 25 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …5…
Question 26 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …6…
Question 27 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …7…
Question 28 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …8…
Question 29 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …9…
Question 30 of 30
Democracy has its dangers, the greatest of which is that it may be the rule of ignorance. Citizens who are not …1… intelligent and educated are …2… to commit errors of judgement in the casting of votes. The best men may thus …3… to get elected, Elections are usually a …4… of propaganda. Another criticism of democracy is that it is wanting …5… efficiency. For prompt and effective action, unity of action is …6…. In a multitude of minds, much …7… discussion takes place, whereas unity of control is needed for vigorous national life. This criticism, however, is not very …8… because in times of war the British Prime Minister usually …9… the power of a dictator. Another criticism of democracy in times of war is that secrecy in military affairs becomes difficult, if not …10… and that the opposition usually lowers the morale of the people by its condemnation of the actions of cabinet.
Choose the correct option for …10…
