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AsterQuiz Human Rights Vocabulary QuizOnline version Vocab basics by Tamara Molina 1 What does 'freedom of expression' primarily protect? a The obligation to attend school b The right to own property in all countries c The right to express opinions and ideas without fear 2 What is meant by 'non-discrimination' in human rights? a Giving priority to certain groups b Allowing only certain people to vote c Treating everyone equally regardless of status 3 'Privacy' in human rights refers to protection of: a Personal data and private life from intrusion b Free speech in public c Access to public records for everyone 4 The right to education ensures: a Education is compulsory for adults only b Education must be free for all, everywhere c Everyone can access basic and quality education 5 What does 'torture' prohibit in human rights law? a Restricting unnecessary travel b Allowing peaceful protests c Inflicting severe pain or suffering to punish or extract information 6 'Due process' means: a Fair legal procedures before punishment or detention b Judges deciding secretly c Immediate trial without notice 7 'Asylum' and 'refugee' relate to: a Citizenship tests for new immigrants b Protection seekers fleeing danger in their country c New trade agreements 8 'Child rights' focus on: a Only adults can claim rights b Special protections and freedoms for children c Rights of pets in families 9 Economic, social and cultural rights aim to ensure: a Freedom of movement without limits b Only political participation c Basic needs like work, health, education, culture 10 The 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights' is: a A foundational document outlining basic rights for all people b A country’s constitution c A treaty restricting travel

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Human Rights Vocabulary QuizOnline version

Vocab basics

by Tamara Molina

What does 'freedom of expression' primarily protect?

The obligation to attend school

The right to own property in all countries

The right to express opinions and ideas without fear

What is meant by 'non-discrimination' in human rights?

Giving priority to certain groups

Allowing only certain people to vote

Treating everyone equally regardless of status

'Privacy' in human rights refers to protection of:

Personal data and private life from intrusion

Free speech in public

Access to public records for everyone

The right to education ensures:

Education is compulsory for adults only

Education must be free for all, everywhere

Everyone can access basic and quality education

What does 'torture' prohibit in human rights law?

Restricting unnecessary travel

Allowing peaceful protests

Inflicting severe pain or suffering to punish or extract information

'Due process' means:

Fair legal procedures before punishment or detention

Judges deciding secretly

Immediate trial without notice

'Asylum' and 'refugee' relate to:

Citizenship tests for new immigrants

Protection seekers fleeing danger in their country

New trade agreements

'Child rights' focus on:

Only adults can claim rights

Special protections and freedoms for children

Rights of pets in families

Economic, social and cultural rights aim to ensure:

Freedom of movement without limits

Only political participation

Basic needs like work, health, education, culture

The 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights' is:

A foundational document outlining basic rights for all people

A country’s constitution

A treaty restricting travel

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What does 'freedom of expression' primarily protect?

What is meant by 'non-discrimination' in human rights?

'Privacy' in human rights refers to protection of:

The right to education ensures:

What does 'torture' prohibit in human rights law?

'Due process' means:

'Asylum' and 'refugee' relate to:

'Child rights' focus on:

Economic, social and cultural rights aim to ensure:

The 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights' is:

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