Why have young people been criticised in the past?, A For being too active in politics, B For showing little interest in politics, C For organising too many campaigns, D For voting for unpopular candidates, Why do some young people avoid voting?, A They are unconvinced that voting makes a difference, B They want to become politicians, C They do not have access to social media, D They prefer local organisations, What can young people do besides voting?, A They can only discuss politics online, B They can join campaigns and organise events, C They can change election results themselves, D They can introduce government policies, What is one advantage of social media campaigns?, A They guarantee political success, B They replace traditional elections, C They can reach thousands of people quickly, D They prevent politicians from making promises, According to the article, what does democracy require?, A Citizens who support every political decision, B Politicians who never make mistakes, C Citizens who participate and hold representatives accountable, D Young people who become members of political parties

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