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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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What are duties?
That which we never should do
That which one is morally obliged to do
Lack of commitment
None of the above
What is responsibility?
Postponing a scheduled action due to laziness
Fulfil a required action optimally and on time
None of the above
Lack of freedom to do an action
What are duties?
What is responsibility?
Which of the following is NOT a 'right' of student at school?
Which of the following is the most important need of a student?
Which of the following is NOT to be followed?
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