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UDHR

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted?

a)

1918

b)

1948

c)

1978

d)

2008

2.

The UDHR states that all people are born _____.

a)

free and equal

b)

small

c)

and die

d)

to parents

3.

________ refers to the practice of treating people differently because of a factor, like race, religion, or gender.

a)

Confabulation

b)

Gesticulation

c)

Discrimination

d)

Articulation

4.

Which right protects the work of artists, musicians, authors, etc?

a)

copyright

b)

worker's rights

c)

freedom from torture

d)

right to free movement

5.

What are two rights that begin with the word NO?

a)

trial and privacy

b)

marriage and family

c)

food and shelter

d)

slavery and torture

6.

The right to _______ means that we can meet and work with friends to defend our rights.

a)

vote

b)

public assembly

c)

equality

d)

privacy

7.

If people say we did a bad thing we are allowed to show it is not true. This is our right to _____.

a)

privacy

b)

marry

c)

move

d)

trial

8.

We have a duty to protect the rights of others. This article is our _____.

a)

respect

b)

responsibility

c)

relgion

d)

recess

9.

Who can take away your human rights?

a)

the government

b)

the police

c)

adults

d)

no one

10.

The right to _______ means that everyone should have a decent standard of living (e.g., housing, medicine, education).

a)

social security

b)

own property

c)

public hearing

d)

free movement

11.

If a person opens your mail without your permission, they are violating your right to _______.

a)

nationality

b)

equality

c)

free movement

d)

privacy

12.

The UDHR guarantees our right to rest and leisure.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

13.

Freedom to religion is guaranteed in the UDHR.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

14.

If someone is denied citizenship to the country where they are born, then their right to _______ has been violated.

a)

nationality

b)

own property

c)

education

d)

marriage and family