The provided text is a solution to multiple-choice questions about human rights. What were the original questions?

Morning Meazi — let's get this done. Here are the answers to the multiple-choice questions: Part II: Choose the correct answers for the following questions from the given alternatives. 1. Which one of the following is NOT an example of first-generation right? First-generation rights are civil and political rights. Social and economic rights* are typically considered second-generation rights. The correct option is D. 2. What are the two major categories of rights stated in the constitution of FDRP? Human rights are broadly categorized into civil and political rights (first-generation) and economic, social, and cultural rights* (second-generation). Option D best reflects these major categories. The correct option is D. 3. Which of the following is not a Civil Right? Civil rights are first-generation rights that protect individual freedoms. The right to education* is generally classified as an economic, social, and cultural right (second-generation), not a civil right. The correct option is C. 4. Third Generation of Human Rights is also known as Third-generation rights are often referred to as solidarity rights or group rights*, focusing on collective rights like the right to development, peace, and a healthy environment. The correct option is C. 5. In what way do democratic rights differ from human rights? Human rights are inherent and universal, belonging to all individuals simply by being human. Democratic rights* are specific rights that enable participation in a democratic society (e.g., right to vote, freedom of assembly) and are