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Why can voting in elections be called both a right and a responsibility?

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Correct answer: Because citizens take part in deciding the direction of governance

Correct answer: A. Voting is a right because eligible citizens are entitled to participate in choosing their representatives through the electoral process. It is also a responsibility because the decision affects public government, laws, resources and the community, not only the individual voter. A responsible voter tries to obtain relevant information, considers alternatives and votes freely without coercion. A is correct because voting connects citizens with the direction of governance. B is wrong because elected governments make public decisions that affect people. C is wrong because voting does not end citizenship; it is an exercise of citizenship. D is wrong because voting has a public democratic purpose, not merely an entertainment value. Memory cue: a right gives participation; responsibility asks for thoughtful participation.

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