Quiz — Vocabulaire : Politique, société et droits

Question 1

Which sentence correctly uses the term 'equality' in the context of human rights?

Accepted Answer

The activist demanded equality between men and women in the workplace.

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Equalities between countries are often measured by their GDP.

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The law guarantees the equality of all citizens in front of the justice.

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Equality in salaries is an important issue for activists fighting inflation.

Question 2

Mets cette phrase au discours indirect : 'The candidate shouted, "We will fight for your rights until the law changes!"'

Accepted Answer

The candidate shouted that they would fight for our rights until the law changed.

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The candidate shouted that they will fight for our rights until the law changes.

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The candidate shouted that we will fight for the rights until the law changed.

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The candidate shouted that they would fight for your rights until the law changes.

Question 3

'I can't believe they fired him for being gay—that's clear evidence of ______ in the workplace.' Which word BEST completes the gap?

Accepted Answer

discrimination

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inequality

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activism

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campaign

Question 4

What is the key difference between 'human rights' and 'civil rights' in a democratic society?

Accepted Answer

'Human rights' are guaranteed by international treaties, while 'civil rights' are protected by national laws.

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'Civil rights' refer to economic freedoms, while 'human rights' include political freedoms.

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'Human rights' are limited to citizens, while 'civil rights' apply to all humans.

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'Civil rights' are only about voting, while 'human rights' cover all social issues.

Question 5

Trouve l'erreur dans cette phrase : 'The candidate promised to reduce the unemployment since last year.'

Accepted Answer

since last year

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promised

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to reduce

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the unemployment

Vocabulaire : Politique, société et droits