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- 6. A responsibility isa duty or an obligationTO DO something. For example, you have the responsibility to take care of your parents in their old age, to attend school and pursue your studies properly and so on.You have also the responsibility to society and the government, e.g. to help a neighbour in trouble or to cast your vote if you are 18 or over.
- 7. A responsibility isalso an obligation or a duty NOTTO DO something. For example, you have the responsibility not to steal a book from a public library or not to put your building materials on the footpath. These are your responsibilities as citizens.
- 8. But there areresponsibilities of the government as well. Our government has the responsibilities to provide for its citizens “the basic necessities of life, including food, clothing, shelter, education and medical care” .The government also has the responsibilities to protect the fundamental rights of its citizens to freedom of speech and expression, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, equality of all before law etc.The knowledge, skills and attitudes you have gained at home, at school and in society will help you to accept your responsibilities and to carry them out effectively. Remember, discharging your responsibilities will be good for you, good for your family and friends, and good for your society and country as a whole.
- 11. We should take careand look after our parents and grandfather/ grandmother
- 12. We should keepthe house clean
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- 18. We should followthe traffic rules
- 20. We should notdo any pollution
- 21. We should notpollute water
- 22. We should notthrow waste in streets
- 23. We should neverwaste water
- 24. We should never breakthe traffic rules
- 27. We should alwaysfollow the rules…and should do our duties sincerely.
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