WorksheetsHuman Dignity Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the core value that serves as the foundation for peace and development?
Justice
Equality
Freedom
Human Dignity
What does it mean for human rights to be inherent?
They are lost over time
They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise
They can be taken away from a person
They can be granted by any authority
Which characteristic of human rights means they cannot be taken away from a person?
Inalienable
Fundamental
Imprescriptive
Inherent
What does it mean for human rights to be imprescriptive?
They cannot be lost even by a long passage of time
They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise
They are lost over time
They can be taken away from a person
Which characteristic of human rights means they encompass all boundaries?
Universal
Interdependent
Inherent
Fundamental
What does it mean for human rights to be interdependent?
Could not fully exercise one right when the others are being restricted or violated
They are lost over time
They encompass all boundaries
They cannot be taken away from a person
What is the centre of the values system associated with social peace?
Equality
Justice
Human Dignity
Freedom
What must the promotion of the concept of peace begin with?
Enforcement of laws
Recognition of authority
Limiting human rights
Recognition and Protection of human dignity and well-being
What characteristic of human rights means they cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise?
Inherent
Fundamental
Inalienable
Imprescriptive
What does it mean for human rights to be fundamental?
They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise
Without them the life and dignity of man will be meaningless
They are lost over time
They can be taken away from a person
Which characteristic of human rights means they cannot be lost even by a long passage of time?
Fundamental
Inherent
Imprescriptive
Inalienable
What does it mean for human rights to be invincible?
Even if they have already been enjoyed before, one can still be enjoyed for the rest of one's life
They can be taken away from a person
They are lost over time
They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise
Which characteristic of human rights means all human beings have them?
Universal
Interdependent
Fundamental
Inherent
What does it mean for human rights to be universal?
They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise
They are lost over time
They can be taken away from a person
All human beings have them and they encompass all boundaries
What does it mean for human rights to be unique and autonomous?
They are inherent to all human beings
They are lost over time
They cannot be fully called 'human' if acted or treated otherwise
They can be taken away from a person
