Human Dignity Quiz

What is the core value that serves as the foundation for peace and development?

• Justice

• Equality

• Freedom

• Human Dignity

What does it mean for human rights to be inherent?

• They are lost over time

• They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise

• They can be taken away from a person

• They can be granted by any authority

Which characteristic of human rights means they cannot be taken away from a person?

• Inalienable

• Fundamental

• Imprescriptive

• Inherent

What does it mean for human rights to be imprescriptive?

• They cannot be lost even by a long passage of time

• They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise

• They are lost over time

• They can be taken away from a person

Which characteristic of human rights means they encompass all boundaries?

• Universal

• Interdependent

• Inherent

• Fundamental

What does it mean for human rights to be interdependent?

• Could not fully exercise one right when the others are being restricted or violated

• They are lost over time

• They encompass all boundaries

• They cannot be taken away from a person

What is the centre of the values system associated with social peace?

• Equality

• Justice

• Human Dignity

• Freedom

What must the promotion of the concept of peace begin with?

• Enforcement of laws

• Recognition of authority

• Limiting human rights

• Recognition and Protection of human dignity and well-being

What characteristic of human rights means they cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise?

• Inherent

• Fundamental

• Inalienable

• Imprescriptive

What does it mean for human rights to be fundamental?

• They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise

• Without them the life and dignity of man will be meaningless

• They are lost over time

• They can be taken away from a person