Explanation:

Let’s break down what rights the RTI Act, 2005 actually gives you:

- Take copies of government documents.

- Yes, you have the right to ask for official documents and even get photocopies.

- Ask any questions from the government.

- True, the Act lets you seek information, which in practice includes questions, as long as it’s about records, documents, or materials held by the government.

- Inspect the government works and take its sample.

- Absolutely. The Act covers inspection of works, documents, records, and taking samples of materials.

- Obtain information in any mode.

- Correct again. The Act says you can get information in print, electronic, or even as samples, depending on how it exists.

Here’s what this means: All four statements accurately describe rights under the RTI Act.

Now, for the options:

- Option 1: Only mentions statements 1, 2, and 3—misses statement 4.

- Option 2: Only includes 2, 3, and 4—misses statement 1.

- Option 3: Only 3 and 4—not enough.

- Option 4: All four statements—this is the full set.

Option 4 (1, 2, 3 and 4) is the correct answer.