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WorksheetsReviewer-Government's Role in the Pormotion of Citizens' Rights
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
“Everyone has rights”
True
False
A moral or legal entitlement to have or do something.
Benefit
Authority
Right
Privilege
A formal declaration of the fundamental rights of the people that are secured and guaranteed by the government.
RIGHTS
BILL OF RIGHTS
HUMAN RIGHTS
VIOLATION of RIGHTS
These are rights provided in the Constitution and cannot be tampered with or changed by any law enacted by Congress.
Human Rights
Rights
Constitutional Rights
Privileges
These are God-given rights that a person possesses at birth, such as the right to live, to love and be loved, and to find happiness and enjoy life.
Rights to the Accussed
Constitutional Rights
Natural Rights
Civil Rights
Ensure the well-being and economic security of the citizens.
Civil Rights
Social and Economic Rights
Rights of the Accused
Statutory Rights
Rights guaranteed by the law to secure enjoyment of life and happiness for the citizens.
Civil Rights
Rights of the Accused
Political Rights
Statutory Rights
These are rights enacted by the Congress. And these rights can be revoked or revised by Congress, whenever the conditions in the country warrant such move.
Rights of the Accused
Statutory Rights
Political Rights
Civil Rights
Intended to protect citizens who are accused of a crime.
Rights of the Accused
Statutory Rights
Political Rights
Rights of the Accused
Rights of a citizen to participate directly or indirectly in the operation and administration of the government
Rights of the Accused
Statutory Rights
Rights of the Accused
Political Rights
The right to improve himself/ herself so that he/she may become a productive member of society is a right of children.
True
False
Violation of human rights exclude torture, physical injuries, illegal detention, deprivation of privileges, and violations of due process.
True
False
Children in the Philippines are allowed to do hazardous work.
True
False
Everybody must know his/her rights.
True
False
Prisoners surrenders their rights upon arrest.
True
False
