Chapter 2: Sweden’s Democratic System – Practice Test

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Chapter 2: Sweden’s Democratic System – Practice Test

Test your knowledge of Chapter 2. Choose the best answer for each question. Your results will be displayed at the end.

Results

#1. When does a democracy become stronger?

#2. What does the word democracy mean from its Greek origin?

#3. Are people and parties allowed to try to convince others of their ideas?

#4. What is it called when laws apply to everyone and there is a fair trial?

#5. What is a reason for low voter turnout?

#6. What is one way to express a political opinion to media?

#7. Which is a local way to influence society and politics?

#8. Is it a legal requirement to vote in political elections in Sweden?

#9. What values is education in Sweden based on?

#10. Which is a way to actively engage in politics?

#11. What effect can low voter turnout have on society?

#12. What can citizens do if they want a politician to hear their opinion?

#13. What can be a result of living in a segregated society?

#14. What do politicians usually propose to counteract segregation?

#15. What does it mean to have free elections?

#16. How should people express their opinions in a democracy?

#17. What does the concept of segregation mean?

#18. How can segregation affect people’s relationship with authorities?

#19. Which is a way to influence society at your workplace?

#20. What does freedom of expression mean?

#21. What does integration mean?

#22. What is an important requirement for those who receive political power in a democracy?

#23. What can citizens do on streets and squares to show their opinion?

#24. Where does power emanate from in a democratic system?

#25. What consequence can threats against politicians have?