Freedom Quiz

What word is prominently displayed in the image?

• Peace

• Justice

• Freedom

• Equality

Which of the following best symbolizes the concept shown in the image?

• Being able to make choices without restrictions

• Following strict rules

• Living under control

• Obeying orders without question

What do the images of hands breaking free from chains most likely symbolize?

• Celebration and joy

• Friendship and unity

• Hard work and effort

• Freedom or liberation

Based on the images, which of the following situations best represents the concept shown?

• A person winning a sports competition

• A person being released from captivity

• A person studying for an exam

• A person planting a tree

Why do you think the cage door is open in the image?

• To let the birds escape and experience freedom

• To keep the birds inside

• To show the cage is empty

• To attract more birds

What is the meaning of the term "misconception"?

• A law or rule

• A type of freedom

• A mistaken idea or view

• A form of punishment

Which of the following best describes "freedom"?

• The ability to act or think without being stopped

• A type of misconception

• A strict rule to follow

• A form of government

Based on the discussion, how might you explain to someone that freedom is not only realized by an entire nation?

• By showing that individuals can experience freedom in different ways, even without national independence.

• By insisting that only countries with their own government are free.

• By arguing that freedom is only about following rules.

• By saying that freedom is not important at all.

According to the text, what is a common misconception about freedom?

• Freedom is only about mental thoughts.

• Freedom is always about making laws.

• Freedom means having unlimited money.

• Freedom is merely a physical reality.

Which of the following best describes how some people mistakenly view freedom?

• The ability to go around without something or someone preventing you.

• The power to control others.

• The right to break any law.

• The need to always follow orders.