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WorksheetsSame same, but Different - Yr.8
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 13mins
The differences that exist between individuals and people groups
Divergence
Diversity
Diversify
Diverticulitis
% of Australians were born overseas
50%
75%
25%
15%
Everyone deserves to be treated with fairness, dignity & respect
Always
When they deserve it
Occasionally
Rarely
This occurs when someone is treated unfairly based on a particular characteristic
(a)
A public act that could incite hatred, serious contempt or severe ridicule towards a person or group
Victimisation
Vilification
Vitrification
Vandalism
An example of indirect discrimination in sport is a sledge from a team mate in front of other team mates
True
False
An example of direct discrimination in sport is a spectator loudly shouting racist remarks at an on-field player
True
False
Australians who have experienced race-hate talk
1 in 3
1 in 4
1 in 5
1 in 7
The MOST marginalised group in Australian society
Refugees
Immigrants
ATSI
Rich, white Australians
Empathy is an important part of advocacy
True
False
A freedom or moral entitlement to have or do something
(a)
The Australian government should allow refugees to cross the borders
Always
Only if the reason is legitimate
Only if they agree to live and work in rural areas
Never, there are too many refugees here now
The best way to embrace diversity is
Step outside of my comfort zone
Challenge stereotypes
Teach kindness, tolerance, compassion to young children
Read, watch, interact, eat, visit broadly
Refugees have the right to access free health care when they land in Australia
Yes
No
Depends on the circumstances
ATSI populations experiencing health inequities in remote areas should
Move from away remote area towards better resourced towns
Receive more assistance in line with 'culture'
Stop complaining and understand that where they choose to live determines their health outcomes
Rally for better services, information & resources
Race discrimination in sport
Will always be present
Can be changed; only when the oldies die off and the younger generation takes over
Will not be changed easily as it is a direct reflection of the views of wider society
Australia is becoming too multicultural and it is losing its core identity
Totally agree
Somewhat agree
Neutral
Somewhat disagree
Totally disagree
The Australian value that resonates most with me is
"Fair go"
putting in the hard work to succeed
"Mateship"
coming together during hardship
"Egalitarianism"
the assumption that all people are equal
"Fair play"
cheating is un-Australian
Why do advocacy groups exist and what real impact(s) can they have?
