Question

Passage-2
The citizens of a democratic country elect a government because they have the right to
do so. This right is called the 'right to vote'. It is a usable right and should be used very
wisely and carefully. It is not only a precious right but also a moral duty. Every citizen
must notice that his vote goes to the right candidate. That candidate must be able,
honest, highly learned and devoted to the service of the country. If the voter knows the
needs of his area and has kept himself in touch with the problems of the country by
reading newspaper and listening to educated people and the radio, he will not make
mistake in casting his vote,
Questions:
1. What right do the citizens of a democratic country have?
2. What is that right called?
3. What is our moral duty?
4. For whom should we vote?
5. How can we keep in touch with the problems of our country?
6. Use devote' and cast' in sentences of your own.​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Ans-1= Citizens of democratic country have right to vote. Elections are held every 5 years.

Ans-2=Right to vote.

Ans-3=The citizens must vote an eligible candidate. The candidate must me honest to his work and should be eligible.

Ans-4=Vote must be given to an eligible candidate.

Ans-5=Reading newspapers and listening knowledgeable and experienced persons. Radio also give many informations.