Conductor of a character

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We know, a character $\chi$ mod $q$ is induced by a primitive character $\chi^{*}$ mod $q^{*}$. I have the following questions.

  1. If $\chi$ is non principal, can $\chi^{*}$ be principal?

  2. Let $\chi$ be a character mod $q$. Can we say $\chi$ is principal iff conductor of $\chi=1?$

  3. If $\chi$ be the principal character mod $q$. What is the primitive character mod $q^{*}$ which induces it?

Any help or hint would be appreciated.