Correct Answer: A. franchise

Explanation

Suffrage is the right to vote in political elections. It is also known as franchise

Correct Answer: D. checks and balances

Correct Answer: D. independent of other institutions of government

Explanation

An independent electoral commission ensures the conduct of free, fair and credible elections

Correct Answer: D. ensuring the effective administration of the corporation

Correct Answer: A. Mass illiteracy

Explanation

Illiteracy is a state whereby one is unable to read and write. In its simplest form, it can be defined as lack of any or sufficient education. Sometimes people who have had very basic education also experience challenges in reading and writing. When majority of the electorates are illiterates, electoral malpractice prevalent, making representative government difficult

Correct Answer: D. Citizens

Explanation

The following are some of the requirements for voting in an election;

Must be a citizen of that country.

At least 18 years of age on or before the date of the next election.

A current resident of that country/state

Not in prison or on parole for a felony conviction.

Correct Answer: B. planned development

Correct Answer: D. Implementation of policies

Explanation

The Civil service is the entity that is charged with the responsibility of carrying out government policies, providing services to the public and keeping the machinery of government running. One of the functions of the Civil Service is to implement the policies of the government of the day.

Correct Answer: C. organizing general elections

Explanation

Party members in each branch suggest ideas for party policies. They help choose, or pre-select, party candidates for local, state and federal elections. They also assist with election campaigns, distribute 'how to vote' cards on Election Day, and help scrutinise the counting of votes.

Explanation

i. It provides employment opportunities to a large number of people such as editors, script writers, pressmen etc.

ii. It generates revenue for the state through the payment of taxes.

iii. It provides feedback to government on its policies.

iv. It informs the people on important national issues.

v. It educates the people about their rights, duties and obligation towards the state.

vi. It serves as an instrument for change in a society e.g. fighting corruption and preaching morality.

vii. It serves as an instrument for protecting I promoting the Fundamental Human Rights of the people.

viii. It serves as a medium through which important national issues can be raised and debated and solutions provided.

ix. It provides a forum for making constructive criticisms on government policies.

x. It offers an avenue for expression of opinion by the public on both national and international issues.

xi. It enlightens the people on government's programmes and policies.

xii. It mobilizes the people towards national development.