Totally Free? Quiz 10 q Eng 3 Esol

What is a common definition of freedom among high school students?

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  The right to vote

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  The ability to do anything one wants

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  The right to own property

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  The ability to travel anywhere

Why is total freedom not practical in a civil society?

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  It leads to economic growth

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  It ensures everyone's happiness

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  It can result in lawless mayhem

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  It promotes better education

What did the early leaders of the United States establish to define freedoms?

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Constitution

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  The Bill of Rights

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  The Emancipation Proclamation

According to the text, what does freedom of speech not allow you to do?

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  Criticize the government

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  Publish lies about others

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  Express your opinions

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  Attend public meetings

What are the four key freedoms identified by President Franklin Roosevelt?

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  Freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, freedom from fear

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  Freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly, freedom of petition

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  Freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, freedom of press, freedom of petition

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  Freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion

What does living "off the grid" imply according to the text?

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  Living in a highly populated area

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  Living without modern conveniences

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  Living with total freedom

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  Living under strict government control

What is the balancing act mentioned in the text regarding human history?

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  The balance between economic growth and environmental protection

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  The balance between individual freedom and the need to protect everyone's freedoms

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  The balance between technological advancement and traditional values

• The balance between education and employment

What does freedom imply according to the text?

• A lack of restraint

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  Complete anarchy

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  Unlimited power

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  Total isolation

What must members of a society ensure about their freedoms?

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  That they are absolute

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  That they do not conflict

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  That they are limited

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  That they are ignored

What are the powerful goals mentioned in the text?

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  Wealth, power, and fame

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  Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

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  Knowledge, wisdom, and understanding

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  Peace, love, and harmony