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Global Human Rights and Self-Determination Vocabulary

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

Human Rights are important because they (a)   everyone regardless of their age, gender, race or religion.

2.

Human Rights are important because they protect everyone regardless of their age, ______, race or religion.

a)

country

b)

parent

c)

human

d)

gender

3.

Which Human Right do you think is the most important? Why?

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4.

What do you think the world would be like without Human Rights?

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5.

The right to (a)   means that we all have the right to go where we want in our own country and to travel as we wish

6.

What human right does this picture show?

a)

no torture

b)

right to life

c)

all people are equal before the law

d)

right to move freely

7.

What human right does this picture show?

a)

Right to asylum

b)

Right to democracy

c)

Right to Leisure

d)

Right to Free Expression

8.

Which human right is this? "Everyone has the right to live freely and feel safe."

a)

Right to be equal

b)

Right to life, liberty, and safety

c)

No exile, arrest, or detention

d)

Innocent until proven guilty

9.

Which right does this image show?

a)

No torture. No one should harm us.

b)

Right to privacy.

c)

Right to freedom of religion

d)

Right to free expression

10.

Which human right does this picture show?

a)

Right to rest and leisure

b)

Right to expression

c)

Right to life, liberty, and safety

d)

Right to education

11.

Which human right does this picture show?

a)

Freedom of religion

b)

Right to free expression

c)

Right to democracy

d)

Right to health

12.

Which right does this picture show?

a)

Right to rest and leisure. This means everyone has a right to reasonable working hours and free time.

b)

Right to own property. Everyone has the right to own land. No one can take away this land without a just reason.

c)

Everyone is equal before the law. This means everyone is protected by the same rules, in the same way.

d)

Right to privacy. This means nobody can come into our home or open our private documents without a good reason.

13.

Which principle is defined as the right of people to choose their own political status and to determine their own form of economic, cultural, and social development?

a)

A) Sovereignty

b)

B) Self-determination

c)

C) Autonomy

d)

D) Independence

14.

What is the term for the belief that all individuals are entitled to fair treatment and equal opportunity, regardless of their background?

a)

A) Equity

b)

B) Justice

c)

C) Equality

d)

D) Fairness

15.

Which document, adopted by the United Nations in 1948, outlines the fundamental human rights to be universally protected?

a)

A) The Geneva Conventions

b)

B) The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

c)

C) The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

d)

D) The Convention on the Rights of the Child