Liberty Kids Born Free and Equal

Why do Betty and her daughter visit Mr. Sedgwick?

• They want him to help them become free

• They want him to do their taxes

• Betty was dating Mr Sedgwick

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What human right does this picture show?

• no torture

• right to life

• all people are equal before the law

• right to move freely

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Which sentence describes the right to be free and equal?

• Everyone should be treated in the same way. No one can be a slave.

• Everyone has a right to free time.

• If someone says we did something bad, we have a right to show it is not true.

• All adults have the right to marry and have children if they want.

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Which human right is this? "Nobody can put us in prison without a good reason, or keep us there, or send us away from our country"

• Everyone is equal before the law

• Right to move freely

• No arrest, detention, or exile

• Innocent until proven guilty

What is the main theme of 'Liberty Kids Born Free and Equal'?

• Freedom and equality

• Adventure and exploration

• Friendship and loyalty

• War and peace

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Which character in 'Liberty Kids Born Free and Equal' fights for freedom?

• James

• Sarah

• Henri

• Moses

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What does the phrase 'Born Free and Equal' signify in the context of the story?

• The right to education

• The right to freedom and equality

• The right to vote

• The right to own property

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In 'Liberty Kids Born Free and Equal', who helps the children understand their rights?

• A teacher

• A lawyer

• A soldier

• A journalist

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Which literary device is used in the title 'Born Free and Equal'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

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What is the setting of 'Liberty Kids Born Free and Equal'?

• 18th century America

• 19th century England

• 20th century France

• 21st century Australia

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