Declaration of the Rights of the Child Vocab

What does "entitled" mean?

• Having a title or label for something.
• Having a right or claim to something.
• Being given a privilege without merit.
• Feeling a sense of entitlement without justification.

Which of the following is an example of being "entitled"?

• Complimenting the staff for their service.
• Expecting to skip the line because you feel more important than others.
• Waiting patiently in line like everyone else.
• Offering to help others in line.

What is "enactment"?

• Writing a story

• Making a law or agreement happen

• Going on a trip

• Winning a game

Which sentence uses "enactment" correctly?

• The enactment of the law ensures children's rights are protected.

• He likes the enactment of his favorite movie.

• The enactment made me hungry.

• She was excited about the enactment of her new toy.

What does "compulsory" mean?

• A suggestion or recommendation.
• Required or mandatory.
• Not necessary or irrelevant.
• Optional or voluntary.

Which of these is an example of something "compulsory"?

• Choosing your own seat in a theater
• Wearing a hat on a sunny day
• Deciding not to pay taxes
• Wearing a seatbelt while driving