Digital Citizenship and Human Rights

The video tutorial covers the first unit of grade five social studies, focusing on citizenship, human rights, and etiquettes. It explains the importance of freedom of expression, ways to establish peace, and responsibilities of digital citizens. The tutorial includes a quiz and true/false questions to reinforce learning, and concludes with a matching exercise to solidify understanding of key concepts.

What is the legal status that recognizes a person as a member of a country?

• Citizenship

• Passport

• Visa

• Residency

Which of the following is NOT considered a human right?

• Freedom to express

• Right to own a pet

• Freedom to live

• Right to justice

What should you do when you meet someone according to everyday etiquettes?

• Greet them

• Ignore them

• Walk away

• Ask for a favor

Which article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states the right to freedom of expression?

• Article 7

• Article 10

• Article 8

• Article 9

What is one way to establish peace?

• Ignore others

• Express your views

• Argue with others

• Avoid communication

Which of the following is a responsibility of a digital citizen?

• Share personal information freely

• Use inappropriate language

• Use good words when communicating

• Ignore online etiquette

In which year was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights presented?

• 1947

• 1946

• 1948

• 1949

True or False: Human rights are not equal for all human beings.

• True

• False

True or False: Respecting people's personal information is part of a digital citizen's responsibility.

• False

• True

Match the following: Always talk to your parents, teachers, and elder adults with...

• Indifference

• Politeness

• Sarcasm

• Disrespect