THE HUMAN RIGHTS

What is unique about the style and structure of this text?

• The first word of each line is bolded.

• It is written like a poem, with broken lines.

• Each new idea is a new sentence and new paragraph.

• All the positive things are listed first.

What is the intended effect of repeating "whereas" at the beginning of each paragraph?

• It shows that this is a legal documen

• It shows that these things are facts

• It shows that these things are important

• It shows that the author is intelligent

Which of these could be a summary of Article 11?

• Innocent until proven guilty

• You can't be found guilty if it wasn't a crime when you did it

• Only guilty if it was a crime when you did it AND you're found guilty

• Guilty until proven innocent

Why does the author include the word "suffrage" in Article 21?

• Because people should be willing to suffer to vote

• Because voting makes people angry

• Because suffrage means all people can vote

• Because only white men can vote

Which of these words helps establish the writer's attitude toward marriage and family in Article 16?

• Natural and Fundamental group

• Race and Religion

• Equal rights

• Men and women

Is the right of joining in Trade Unions included in the universal dclaration of Human Rights?

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What does "arbitrarily" mean in Article 17?

• Happily

• Naturally

• Without good reason

• For the good of everyone

Which right does this picture stand for?

• Adequate Living Standard

• Rest and Leisure

• Right to Own Property

• Right to Equality

Why did the author most likely include Article 30?

• To keep people from demanding their rights.

• To remind people that their rights should not impose on other people's rights

• To warn people what will happen if they take away other people's rights

• It tells the final right people have

No one shall be arbitrarily deprived

of his (a)   nor denied the right to

change it.