WorksheetsHR & SJ
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
When were human rights adopted by the UN General Assembly ?
1928
1938
1948
1958
Why are human rights necessary and important?
To save lives.
To give us freedom.
To protect everyone.
All of the above
Which document explains our human rights?
Magna Carta of 1215
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Indian Constitution
Bill of Rights of 1689
Who oversaw the writing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)?
Christoper Columbus
Barack Obama
The Pope
Eleanor Roosevelt
Which is not a right?
To defame government and spread communism
To have food and water
To have freedom
To have education
Pakistani girl who suffered a head wound for going to school and undermining the authority of the Taliban. Today she advocates for the rights of girls around the world.
Benazir Bhutto
Mandela
Malala
Rosa Parks
Which human right does the picture show?
Right to education
Right to marriage and family
Right to assembly
Right to life, liberty, and safety
Which human right does this picture show?
Right to rest and leisure
Right to expression
Right to life, liberty, and safety
Right to education
What human right does this picture show?
freedom from torture
right to life
all people are equal before the law
right to move freely
How many articles are part of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
30
33
20
21
What word best describes the following statement- 'The unjust treatment of different categories of people on the grounds of race, age, or sex'.
Servitude
Dignity
United Nations
Discrimination
Which word best describes - Causing shame or disgrace
Degrading
Dignity
Prejudice
Genocide
What is the correct legal terminology for, 'not able to be taken away'
Universal
Inalienable
Interdependent
Which is the world's first recorded document of human rights?
The Cyrus cylinder
The constitutions of media
Bill of rights
The Magna Carta
Human rights developed from...
Physical law
Man-made law
Natural law
Artificial law
When someone favours something or someone over something else, this is known as...
stereotype
bias
discrimination
unfairness
Restaurant owner: “I’m sorry. You won’t be able to come inside of the shop. We don’t have space for people in wheelchairs.”
This is an example of _____
stereotype
bias
discrimination
favouritism
Discrimination is prejudice in ___________
force
action
harmful
judgement
To make assumptions or have a generalised belief about a particular type of person is known as what?
Stereotype
Discrimination
Prejudice
Which definition describes racism?
Belief that national interests and culture are superior to others
Policy or attitude against age groups
Prejudice or discrimination based on race
Prejudice or discrimination based on gender
