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D. Answer the following questions.
1. What do we learn in civics?
2. Who is a good neighbour?
3. Why should we take care of historical buildings and monu
4. What is the difference between public and private property
5. Who are the people who are allowed to vote in India
6. Write three sentences to explain who a good citizen is
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Answer:
1) we learn about india and its constitution in civics. mainly about rights and laws.
2) a good neighbour is the one who always helps you no matter what happens and whatever situation occurs.
3) we should take care of the historical buildings and monuments as they are our heritage and can enrich tourism.
4) public property grants access to all the people irrespective of their conditions and situations whereas private property belongs to a certain group or one person.it gives access to limited people.
5)adults are allowed to vote in india. to be eligible for voting, you need to have at least 18 or 18+ years of age.
6) a good citizen is the one who respects and implements the laws of the nation
=》a good citizen is always respectful and knows the core motto to make his country a better place to live in.
=》a good citizen always supports the right and volunteers to make the world a better place to live in.
Explanation:
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Answer:
1. Civics education is the study of the theoretical, political and practical aspects of citizenship, as well as its rights and duties.
2. Good neighbours are NOT over-friendly – they show respect. While welcoming a new family into your neighbourhood and being friendly with them is fine, constantly knocking on their doors to check how and what they are doing or prying into their personal matters is not fine at all.
3. Preserving and restoring the old buildings is also important because those old monuments are the reflection of our history, they help us to understand and respect people who lived in different eras with different habits and traditions.
4. The differences between public and private properties include:
a. Public properties are often quite larger than private properties and could be expanded with relative ease because they enjoy the government's power of compulsory acquisition.
b. Performance of public properties is measured in terms of the extent to which they achieve the functional objectives while the performance of private properties is measured in terms of profitability.
c. Unlike public properties, private properties are liable to one form of tax or the other.
d. Private properties are usually managed better than public properties because unlike public properties, accountability for the performance of private properties is to a well defined and more effective group of people or a single individual.
5. All people except governors and cheif minister etc.
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