The vision suggests that citizens should be what in addition to being well-educated?

• A. Hard-working and patriotic
• B. Idle and uninterested
• C. Dishonest
• D. Self-centered

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that education goes hand in hand with character and civic responsibility. Being well-educated provides knowledge and skills, but the vision also calls for people who are hard-working and patriotic—those who apply themselves, take responsibility, and care about the country’s well-being. Hard work shows commitment to contributing to society, while patriotism reflects loyalty and willingness to support shared values and goals. Together, these traits turn learning into meaningful service and help strengthen the community and the nation. Apathy, dishonesty, or self-centeredness would undermine trust, cooperation, and the common good, which is why they don’t fit the envisioned citizen.