What conclusion does the writer make concerning the formation of stable democratic governments?A. That the opinions of minority group must be ignored if democracy is to prevail B. That all groups must participate in decision making if democracy is to be strongC. That the presence of many groups in parliament make a democracy strongerD. That democracy is least favoured in countries with many small groups being represented

According to the writer, in paragraph two of the extract, what is responsible for hindering the formation of a stable and powerful governemnt?A. The struggle among the small groups for ideal democracyB. The presence of too many small groups with differein view points in ParliamentC. The varying opinions about democracy being represented in ParliamentD. The differing views of what democracy should be

The reader can infer from the passage that the writer thinks: A. the democracy has helped in World War IIB. that the democratic system is far from idealC. that democracy is the most stable form of governmentD. that making the right decisions in a democratic system is too time consuming

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Read this passage:A small country makes all of its laws through popular vote. When a law is proposed, all citizens have the opportunity to vote to support or oppose it. If a majority of voters support a proposal, it becomes law. Citizens are generally happy that their laws directly reflect their opinions. However, some resent having to spend so much time researching political issues, and others worry that majority groups might use the system to pass laws discriminating against minorities.The country being described has a government that most resembles which type of democracy?A.A parliamentary democracyB.A presidential democracyC.An indirect democracyD.A direct democracy

Lines: "The most powerful and stable democratic states are those in which the principles of democracy have been least logically and consistently applied. The weakest are the most democratic." is an example of:A. paradoxB. sarcasmC. exaggerationD. antithesisstrikethrough_schat_bubble_outline