Human Rights and Social Justice Quiz

What is the definition of 'Aid'?

• The belief that all humans are of equal value and status

• Charitable assistance given in times of crisis such as food, money, or water

• The freedom to practice your religion without persecution

• The illegal movement of people, usually for the purpose of forced labour

Which of the following is NOT included in the fundamental human rights according to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

• The right to life

• The right to security

• The right to privacy

• The right to wealth

What does 'Positive Discrimination' mean?

• Actions which stem from a prejudice against someone

• Providing favourable treatment to groups who are normally discriminated against

• Beliefs held about somebody based on their status or identity

• The state of being without enough money to live a comfortable life

What is the main teaching of Jesus regarding wealth according to the Bible?

• Wealth is a sign of God's favor

• The love of money is a root of all sorts of evil

• Wealth should be pursued for a comfortable life

• Wealth is necessary for happiness

What does 'Exploitation' mean?

• The belief that all humans are of equal value and status

• The misuse of power or money to get others to do things for little reward

• The freedom to practice your religion without persecution

• The illegal movement of people, usually for the purpose of forced labour

What is the purpose of the Fairtrade campaign supported by Christians?

• To provide emergency aid in disaster zones

• To ensure fair payment for farmers and producers abroad for their products

• To support the building of new churches

• To promote religious freedom

What is the significance of the National Minimum Wage Act of 1998 in the UK?

• It allows employers to pay workers any amount they choose

• It sets the lowest amount an employer can pay someone, making it illegal to exploit people on extremely low pay

• It provides tax benefits to wealthy individuals

• It promotes the freedom to practice religion without persecution

What is the Christian perspective on discrimination?

• Discrimination is acceptable in certain situations

• Discrimination means acting on views and treating people differently based on their identity

• Discrimination is a necessary part of society

• Discrimination is only wrong if it is based on race

What does 'Social Justice' aim to achieve?

• The belief that all humans are of equal value and status

• Fighting to ensure all people in society are treated fairly

• The freedom to practice your religion without persecution

• The illegal movement of people, usually for the purpose of forced labour

What is 'People Trafficking'?

• The belief that all humans are of equal value and status

• The illegal movement of people, usually for the purpose of forced labour

• The freedom to practice your religion without persecution

• Providing favourable treatment to groups who are normally discriminated against