Human Rights Vocabulary and Activities

The video tutorial introduces vocabulary related to human rights, guiding students through exercises that involve naming pictures, matching words with synonyms and antonyms, and creating a 'human rights tree' to visualize key concepts. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding of human rights terms and their applications.

What is the first step in the lesson on human rights?

• Write an essay on freedom

• Watch a documentary

• Read a book on human rights

• Name pictures using a list of words

Which word is associated with Picture 1 in the first set?

• Freedom

• Discrimination

• Equality

• Security

What is the correct word for Picture 3 in the second set?

• Mistreatment

• Persecution

• Security

• Criminal

Which word is NOT used in the exercise on completing articles from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

• Tribunal

• Freedom

• Slavery

• Belief

What is the task in the exercise involving synonyms?

• Translate words into another language

• Write sentences using the words

• Match words with their synonyms

• Match words with their definitions

In the antonyms exercise, what is the opposite of 'freedom'?

• Security

• Equality

• Slavery

• Belief

What should you draw in the human rights tree activity?

• A chart of human rights organizations

• A timeline of human rights history

• A tree with human rights as leaves

• A map of the world

Which expression can be used to describe a right in the human rights tree activity?

• Right to equality

• Right to persecution

• Right to arrest

• Right to mistreatment

What is an example of a 'freedom from' expression?

• Freedom from slavery

• Freedom from security

• Freedom from belief

• Freedom from equality

What should you do after completing your human rights tree?

• Post it online

• Share it with the class

• Submit it to the teacher

• Keep it private