3rd Quarter_WS1: Stand Up Vocabulary Quiz

What does the term "activism" refer to?

• The inability to read or write

• The action of bringing about social or political change

• The practice of treating a person or group differently in an unfair way

• The state of knowing that you deserve respect

What is the meaning of "discrimination"?

• When everyone has the same opportunities and rights

• The basic rights that every person has to be treated in a fair, equal way without cruelty

• The practice of treating a person or group differently from another in an unfair way

• The ability to respect other people's beliefs or opinions without criticizing or judging them

What does "equality" stand for?

• The action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from his or her work

• The state of knowing that you deserve respect

• When everyone has the same opportunities and rights

• The ability to read or write

What are "human rights"?

• The ability to respect other people's beliefs or opinions without criticizing or judging them

• The action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from his or her work

• The basic rights that every person has to be treated in a fair, equal way without cruelty

• The practice of treating a person or group differently from another in an unfair way

What does "abusive" mean?

• The ability to respect other people's beliefs or opinions without criticizing or judging them

• Using violent words or actions against a person or an animal

• The action of bringing about social or political change

• The state of knowing that you deserve respect

Who is an "advocate"?

• Someone who publicly supports a person or cause

• The action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from his or her work

• The practice of treating a person or group differently in an unfair way

• The ability to read or write

What is "illiteracy"?

• The state of knowing that you deserve respect

• The inability to read or write

• The basic rights that every person has to be treated in a fair, equal way without cruelty

• The action of bringing about social or political change

What are "rights"?

• The action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from his or her work

• Things that you can have or do meet basic needs

• The practice of treating a person or group differently in an unfair way

• The ability to respect other people's beliefs or opinions without criticizing or judging them

What does "tolerance" mean?

• The ability to respect other people's beliefs or opinions without criticizing or judging them

• The state of knowing that you deserve respect

• The action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from his or her work

• The inability to read or write

What does it mean to "earn" something?

• The basic rights that every person has to be treated in a fair, equal way without cruelty

• The action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from his or her work

• To receive money for a job you do

• The practice of treating a person or group differently in an unfair way