6th Wise Citizen and Arts Guide 2023

Wise Citizen and Arts Guide

3rd Period 1st Partial

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Vocabulary

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Multiple Select

What are the 4 characteristic of the human rights?

• universal

• inalienable

• obligatory

• indivisible

• expensive

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What's the most important right?

• The right to life
• the right to a private life and family
• The right not to be a slave

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This characteristic is that the rights belong to all of us.

• Universal
• Inalienable
• Obligatory
• Indivisible

Multiple Choice

This characteristic is that the governments must guarantee them in all societies

• Universal
• Inalienable
• Obligatory
• Indivisible

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This characteristic is that the rights must all be respected.

• Universal
• Inalienable
• Obligatory
• Indivisible

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This characteristic is that no one can be forced to give these rights up.

• Universal
• Inalienable
• Obligatory
• Indivisible

Multiple Choice

When was the UN created?

• At the end of the World Warr II.
• After the Universal Declaration of the HUman Rights.
• After the Mexican Revolution.

Multiple Select

Mark the 4 principal types of rights.

• Rights of Indigenous People
• Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• Collective and Environmental Rights
• Civil and Political Rights
• Equality Rights

Drag and Drop

Right to work is an example of ​

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Right to preserve their culture is an example of ​

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Right to a clean environment is an example of ​

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Roght to health is an example of ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Rights of Indigenous People

Collective and Environmental Rights

Civil and Political Rights

Multiple Choice

Right to good working hours

• Rights of Indigenous People
• Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• Collective and Environmental Rights
• Civil and Political Rights

Multiple Choice

Right to clean public spaces

• Rights of Indigenous People
• Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• Collective and Environmental Rights
• Civil and Political Rights

Multiple Choice

Right to preserve their traditions

• Rights of Indigenous People
• Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• Collective and Environmental Rights
• Civil and Political Rights

Multiple Choice

Right to education

• Rights of Indigenous People
• Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• Collective and Environmental Rights
• Civil and Political Rights

Multiple Choice

Which people does the UN consider children?

• People under the age of 18
• People older than the age of 18
• People in the age of 18

Multiple Select

Who is in charge of protecting the children's rights?

• family
• state
• children themselves
• classmates
• neighbors

Open Ended

How does the state eliminate discrimination?

Open Ended

How does the state avoid harm to development?

Open Ended

How does the state promote progress?

Open Ended

How does the state encourage children's participation?

Open Ended

Write 4 examples of rights you have.

Multiple Select

The 2 types of political participation are:

• elections

• plebiscite

• public interest.

• deputies

Multiple Choice

They provide for the expression of citizens’ opinions through a direct vote of all citizens to either support or reject an issue of public interest.

• Plebiscites

• Elections

Multiple Choice

This is when through voting citizens choose representatives that best match their views and interests.

• Plebiscites

• Elections

Multiple Choice

"Voting for presidents, governors, mayors, deputies, and senators." is an example of ______.

• Plebiscites

• Elections

Multiple Choice

"In classrooms, a show of hands to make a decision on a field trip" is an example of ______.

• Plebiscites

• Elections

Match

Match the steps of the voting process.

• Candidates make their policies and ideas known to the people.

• People cast their votes.

• Ballot boxes are opened and votes counted.

• Election authorities make winners known to the public.

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• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

What's an artistic series?

• It's a special art form,
• It's a group of art forms that are connected.
• It's an exhibition in a museum.

Multiple Select

Mark the 4 elements to analyze in a series.

• timespan
• medium
• progression or relation
• context
• the artist

Multiple Choice

This is a series of sculptures.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

This is a series of sculptures.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

This is a series of sculptures.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

This is a series of sculptures.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

What's a participatory installation?

• It's when people can only observe the sculpture.
• It's when people can interact with the art work.
• It's when there is art in the street.

Multiple Select

Mark the 2 purposes of art.

• aesthetic
• communicative
• installations
• relevance

Multiple Choice

The participatory art is always in a museum.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

This is participatory art.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

This is participatory art.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

This is participatory art.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

This is participatory art.

• true
• false

Open Ended

1. Create and describe your series of sculptures: What does each individual sculpture look like? How do they look together? Do they tell a story? What techniques and materials were used?

2. Describe the public’s interaction: How do you expect the public to interact with your series and how would you like them to react to it?

4. Invitation to the exhibition: Announce the place where the piece will be shown and opening times.