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WorksheetsHuman Rights Revision
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 28mins
What can be defined as Human Rights?
Those benefits granted to any adult person.
Those entitlements for those lawfully residing in a given country.
Those rights inherent to all human beings.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights called for freedom from __________
A. Slavery
B. Torture
C. Discrimination
D. All of the above
Which of these BEST describes the basic idea of Human Rights?
Each one of us no matter who we are or where we are born is entitled to the same basic rights and freedoms.
You have the right to define yourself as any race, religion, or belief you choose.
You have the right to be human and live your life the way you want.
You have the right to own a house and personal property
Which international peacekeeping organization created the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
The United Nations
The World Health Organization
NATO
The Organization of American States
What major world conflict prompted the need for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as well as the United Nations itself?
World War I
World War II
The Cold War
The Vietnam War
Asylum seekers are granted refugee status if proven that persecution has taken place in their home country.
Threats to life or freedom are always considered persecution and can be categorized based on...
Race, Religion, Nationality, Political Opinion, Membership in a particular social group.
Race, Torture, Nationality, Gender, Membership in a particular social group.
Race, Nationality, Colour of Skin
Religion, Gender, Membership, Education
Which is one of the children's rights? The right to ... .
disrespect others
have a lot of toys
play
Which situation has broken someone's rights?
A young girl is not allowed a new dress
A little boy is sent to bed early for misbehaving
A 6 year old boy is not allowed to go swimming
A country's government does not allow girls to go to school
What does child labour mean ?
Treating children nicely
Loving children
Forcing children to do dangerous work even if they do not want to
Taking children to prison
Which human right is this? "People are free to choose their jobs and work with good and fair conditions at work. People will be protected if they lose their jobs."
Right to rest and leisure
Right to health, food, and a safe place to live
Right to work and fair pay
Right to education
Which human right is this? "People have the right to go wherever they want in their own country and to travel to other countries."
Right to asylum
Right to move freely
Right to own property
Right to assembly
Which human right is this? "If someone says we did something bad, we have the right show it is not true in a fair trial by the justice system."
Right to be equal and free
No arrest, detention, or exile
Right to privacy
Innocent until proven guilty
How do children become child soldiers?
Manipulation
Abduction
Threatened
All of the above
Child soldiers are illegal
True
False
The Syrian Refugee Crisis is a result of a (a) that has caused a massive (b) .
Describe the Zaatari Refugee Camp. Use as many details from your note sheet as possible to tell all about the camp.
Describe at least 2 barriers the Syrians faced when they relocated to other countries. Be as specific as possible.
1.Which of the following are digital rights?
Right to express your ideas and opinions freely
Right to use inappropriate language and behavior when interacting with others
Right to use or share others' work without permission
What is discrimination?
An invention used to improve trade
Unfair treatment of a group of people
A speech given in front of an audience
The suffering experienced by enslaved Africans on the Middle Passage
What is suffrage?
The right to vote
Unfair treatment of a group of people
A network of free African Americans and whites that helped runaways make their way to freedom
An invention used to improve trade
The protesters in the photo were a part of the
Abolitionist movement
Women’s Suffrage movement
Labor rights movement
Civil Rights movement
What is a potential consequence of not addressing safety concerns in AI development?
AI systems may not reach their full potential
AI systems may operate more slowly than intended
AI systems may inadvertently cause harm to people or property
AI systems may require more frequent updates
What are things you should look out for to see if online content is reliable and accurate?
Who is the author? Can you trust them and have they been published before
Is the source a reliable news source? Are they established organisations like the BBC
How old the author is Are they old or young?
Is the content balanced? Or are they mainly biased and giving one point of view
