1) How many human rights are there? a) 20 b) 30 c) 15 d) 17 e) 22 f) 25 2) What are human rights? a) The rights of people who haven’t been convicted of a crime b) The basic rights & freedoms all human beings are entitled to everywhere c) Ethical values only, with no legal weight 3) Which one is a human right? a) copy right  b) right to happiness c) right to poverty 4) Do workers have the right to be protected when working? a) yes b) no 5) human rights are called articles  a) true b) false 6) human rights act ... a) 1998 b) 1988 c) 1978 7) who decided how many human rights there should be? a) European convention b) Margaret thatcher c) Boris johnson 8) are human rights legally enforced in all countries? a) yes b) no 9) all humans are born a) free and equal in dignity and rights b) unequal c) without freedom 10) equality act ... a) 2010 b) 2011 c) 1998 11) who do human rights protect a) children b) adults c) everyone 12) multi cultural mean ... a) a variety of different cultures, religions and beliefs in one society b) different peopl c) just different religions 13) democracy means... a) opportunity to vote for who you want as priminister b) similar to dictatorship c) communism 14) sexuality means ... a) who you are attracted to b) your gender c) culture 15) discrimination means a) the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, age, sex, or disability. b) treated people equally c) being mean for no reason 16) What prompted the creation of human rights? a) WW2 b) WW1 c) Cold war 17) Complete the statement "we are all born free ... a) and equal b) and happy c) and angry 18) every adult has the right to ... a) grow up and marry if they want to b) be happy c) be unhappy 19) every child had the right to ... a) education b) poverty c) sustainability 20) freedom of speech is a part of which human right? a) right to life b) no slavery c) freedom of expression 21) which rights begin with the word no a) freedom of expression b) slavery or torture c) copyright 22) the right to public assembly means ... a) we can meet with friends to defend our rights b) schools have assemblies c) we can have parties

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