What is the importance of Fundamental Rights in civic education?

Correct answer: They teach students rights, responsibility, and constitutional limits

Answer: A. Civic education should help learners understand how democratic society works and how they themselves should participate in it. Studying Fundamental Rights teaches that citizens have freedoms and protections, such as equality and expression, but also that these freedoms must be exercised responsibly and within constitutional and legal limits. It also helps students recognise discrimination, understand the importance of remedies, respect the rights of other people, and question misuse of power through lawful democratic methods. A is correct because it includes rights, duties or responsibility, and limits together. B is wrong because rights do not provide a general licence to break law. C is opposite to the purpose of democratic education. D is wrong because citizenship is a lived responsibility, not merely an examination topic. Memory cue: good civic education turns knowledge of rights into respectful and active citizenship.