WorksheetsWhen Technology and Humanity Cross
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Every human person has the inherent right to be cherished, respected, and treated ethically.
Civil rights
Human rights
Natural rights
Constitutional rights
Refers to man's rights (not granted by the state) that God and nature have bestowed upon him to live peacefully.
Natural rih
Constitutional rights
Civil rights
Statutory rights
These rights are rights citizenship, voting rights, and the rights to information on matter of public concerns.
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Criminal law
Constitutional rights
Statutory rights
The right to minimum wage, the right to 13th-month pay, and service incentive pay.
Salary law
Minimum wage right
Employment right
Statutory rights
Which is the best example for statutory right?
Right to have paid sick leave
Right to join an organization
Right to create union
Right to be simple and yet happy
Which among has the best example of constitutional right?
Right to love with the same gender
Right to speech and freedom of expression
Right to be given a professional fee.
Right to have a paternal leave.
Which among the choices shown/exhibits human rights?
Right to create an organization
Right to be paid in their part time job.
Right to vote
Right to life and liberty.
What is the title of the article you have read?
Why they need us?
Why the future has a lot of things to do?
Why the future need us?
Why the future doesn't need us?
Who discusses the potential risks of 21st century technology?
Billy Joy
Billie Joel
Billy Joan
Billy Jo
What proposal does the writer tells on the article?
He proposed on the regulations of using technology.
He proposed that science should be emphasized in the curriculum.
He proposed that there will be unilateral ban and restrict of specific kinds of knowledge.
He proposed to let the government decide.
According to the article, what would be the result if we let computers and robotics to think and can make decisions?
There will be a convenient way of living.
There will be a lot of jobs opening because they can manufacture more products.
Robots would eventually self-replicate and humans will be extinct.
Robots will help humans to make works faster.
What do you mean by GNR?
Genetics, National, and Radar
Genetics, Nanotechnology, and Radiation
Genetics, Nanotechnology, and Robotics
Genetics, Nanobiomolecules, and Robotics
New technology may destroy humanity without notice before humans have a chance to react.
True
False
Maybe
Undecided
This document affirms that all advances in scientific and technological knowledge should solely be geared towards the welfare of the global citizens and calls upon member states to develop necessary protocol and policies to monitor and secure this objective.
UNESCO declaration on the use of scientific knowledge – 1999 (article 33)
UNESCO declaration of grants through DOST programs
Universal declaration of human rights (article 27)
UNESCO recommendation on the status of scientific researches – 1974 (article 4)
All levels of government and the private sector should provide enhanced support for building up an adequate and evenly distributed scientific and technological capacity through appropriate education and research programs as an indispensable foundation for economic, social, cultural, and environmentally sound development.
UNESCO declaration on the use of scientific knowledge – 1999 (article 35)
Universal declaration of human rights (article 27)
UNESCO declaration on the use of scientific knowledge – 1999 (article 33)
UNESCO recommendation on the status of scientific researches – 1974 (article 4)
Human rights should be limited to the journey toward the ultimate good.
True
False
Maybe
Undecided
We have the right to life, liberty, security and property. We have the right to a transparent, credible, competent and impartial justice system, free from influence and corruption, where wrongs are redressed and justice is dispensed fairly, speedily and equitably.
Natural rights
Civil rights
Constitutional rights
Civic rights
Detainees and prisoners have no right to humane conditions of detention with adequate food, space and ventilation, rest and recreation, sanitary and health services, and skills training.
True
False
Maybe
Undecided
No person shall be subjected to arrests, searches, seizures and detention without due process of law.
True
False
Maybe
Call a friend.
What are the 3 kinds of human rights?
Statutory rights, conventional rights, and natural rights
Stationery rights, conventional rights, and natural rights
Statutory rights, constitutional rights, and natural rights
Legal rights, stationery rights, civil rights
