Senior Secondary (HKDSE) · Ethics and Religious Studies

Human Rights: Practice Questions

5 multiple-choice questions marked as you go, and 1 written questions with worked solutions. All on Human Rights.

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Question 1

1 mark

According to the concept of inherent dignity in human rights, what is the fundamental reason why human rights should be respected?

Question 2

1 mark

Under the category of Human Rights, which of the following is specifically classified as an Economic, social and cultural right?

Question 3

1 mark

A government proposes a new law that would allow intelligence agencies to access citizens' encrypted online communications without a warrant, citing national security concerns. Human rights advocates argue this infringes upon fundamental civil and political rights. Which specific right is primarily challenged by this proposed law?

Question 4

1 mark

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that 'all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.' Which of the following scenarios best describes a direct 'denial of inherent dignity' rather than a standard legal or contractual dispute?

Question 5

1 mark

In a debate regarding Human Rights, why is inherent dignity considered the fundamental basis for respecting human rights?

Question 6

5 marks

The foundation of Human Rights rests on inherent dignity. Describe one situation (or type of action), such as slavery or forced labour, that is explicitly considered to deny this inherent dignity.

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