Worksheets6.1 Wishes, Needs, and Rights
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What are human rights?
a)
Freedoms and protections every person has
b)
Rules made by governments
c)
Privileges only for citizens
d)
Laws written in ancient times
2.
Which document was created by the United Nations to outline basic human rights?
a)
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
b)
The U.S. Constitution
c)
The Magna Carta
d)
The Declaration of Independence
3.
Who is protected by human rights?
a)
All people, everywhere
b)
Only adults
c)
Only citizens of a country
d)
Only people with jobs
4.
Which of the following is an example of a human right?
a)
The right to be treated fairly and equally
b)
The right to own a car
c)
The right to vote in every election
d)
The right to win a sports game
5.
Which of these rights is included in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
a)
The right to a fair trial
b)
The right to travel to space
c)
The right to drive
d)
The right to have a pet
6.
What is the main goal of human rights?
a)
To protect the dignity and freedom of every person
b)
To give people power over others
c)
To create different classes of people
d)
To allow governments to rule more easily
7.
What does “freedom of expression” mean?
a)
You can say what you think without fear
b)
You can speak only if your government agrees
c)
You can yell at anyone
d)
You can force others to listen to you
8.
What does equality mean in the context of human rights?
a)
Everyone is treated with fairness and respect
b)
Everyone gets the same job
c)
Everyone has the same hairstyle
d)
Everyone earns the same amount of money
9.
Which of the following best shows respect for human rights?
a)
Protecting someone from unfair treatment
b)
Ignoring people’s opinions
c)
Denying people access to education
d)
Allowing only one group to vote
10.
Why is education considered a human right?
a)
It helps people think, grow, and take part in society
b)
It helps people become rich
c)
It teaches people to obey the government
d)
It makes people more popular
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