When was the first Geneva Convention adopted?

A) 1856

B) 1864

C) 1906

D) 1929

Human Rights Day themes often address which global issues?

A) Climate change, poverty, and discrimination

B) Trade, business, and economics

C) Military expansion and defense

D) Space exploration and technology

Who is this stylish leader holding the book that changed India’s future?

A) Jawaharlal Nehru

B) Mahatma Gandhi

C) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

D) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

This image is from a time when salt was spicier than a Bollywood scandal! Which historic walk is being shown here?

A) Quit India Movement

B) Dandi March

C) Non-Cooperation Movement

D) Civil Disobedience Movement

This peaceful garden has a haunting past. What event does this memorial in Amritsar remind us of?

A) Commemorates freedom fighters of 1857.

B) Mahatma Gandhi's satyagraha

C) Honoring the Partition of India.

D) Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

This human-rights activist is best known for advocating which human right?

A. Right to education

B. Freedom of religion

C. Right to political participation

D. Freedom from discrimination

This site is famous for Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech. What does it symbolize?

A) Fight against apartheid

B) Civil rights and equality

C) Anti-slavery movement

D) American independence

If the Universal Declaration of Human Rights were a superhero, which of these would be its superpower?

a) The power to defend freedom and equality for all
b) The ability to turn any war into peace with a single speech
c) Super speed to travel around the world and stop injustice
d) The ability to change laws with a snap of the fingers

Imagine a time traveler from 1948. Which country would they be most surprised to see celebrating Human Rights Day on December 10th?

a) United States, for being ahead of the curve
b) Canada, because they were early adopters of social justice
c) India, for its historic push for freedom
d) Bhutan, since they invented "Gross National Happiness"

Picture this: You’re in the 1960s, and someone at the UN starts talking about human rights while holding a sign about Vietnam. Who could it be?

a) Eleanor Roosevelt, the first lady who always had the best speeches
b) Martin Luther King Jr., speaking up for justice everywhere
c) Nelson Mandela, who would later help break the chains of apartheid
d) Aung San Suu Kyi, who championed democracy through the decades

If the 'European Convention on Human Rights' were a party, where would it be happening?

a) Southeast Asia, known for its strong cultural history
b) Latin America, celebrating freedom and new beginnings
c) Africa, where nations strive for justice and equality
d) Europe, the birthplace of this big human rights get-together!

In 2023, the United Nations celebrates Human Rights Day with a theme about building a better world. Which catchy slogan would fit this theme the best? (Hint: try to remember the actual theme of the 2023 Human Rights Day celebration by the UN)

a) Equality for All, because fairness should be everyone’s favorite game
b) Dignity, Freedom, and Justice for All, because who doesn’t want these?
c) Stand Up for Human Rights, like a superhero with a cause
d) Ending Gender Inequality, because fairness shouldn’t be optional!

Which of the following is NOT a Fundamental Right under the Indian Constitution?

 A. Right to Equality
B. Right to Vote
C. Right to Freedom of Speech
D. Right to Constitutional Remedies

Which historic event directly influenced the inclusion of social justice principles in the Indian Constitution?

 A. The Quit India Movement
B. The Simon Commission
C. The Poona Pact of 1932
D. The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

Which event inspired the global adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948?

 A. The French Revolution
B. The Holocaust during World War II
C. The American Civil Rights Movement
D. The Russian Revolution

The Salt March led by Mahatma Gandhi is best described as a fight for human rights?

 A. Right to Education
B. Right to Freedom from Exploitation
C. Right to Protest Unfair Laws
D. Right to Religious Freedom

Which global icon said, 'Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,' highlighting the universality of human rights?

A. Nelson Mandela
B. Mahatma Gandhi
C. Martin Luther King Jr.
D. Eleanor Roosevelt

Which historic document did Eleanor Roosevelt play a key role in drafting?

A. The Geneva Conventions

B. The Declaration of Independence 

C. The US Constitution Bill of Rights

D. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

How many years did Nelson Mandela spend in prison?

A. 18

B. 35

C. 27

D. 22