Amnesty International
U.S. Human Rights
International Relations
Penn Trivia
Amnesty Partners & More
100
This is the well known logo of Amnesty International.
What is the candle with barbed wire?
100
This man was convicted of and executed for the August 19,1989 murder of a police officer in Savannah, Georgia. a. Trayvon Martin b. Troy Davis c. George Zimmerman d. Mark MacPahil
Who is Troy Davis?
100
What is the name given to someone imprisoned for their political beliefs yet innocent of any crime? a. The falsely imprisoned b. Prisoner of conscience c. Prisoner of war d. Prisoner of belief
What is a Prisoner of Conscience?
100
I am big, green and mysterious. Very few students enter, but they think of me as one of their favorite buildings at Penn.
What is College Hall?
100
Amnesty International often collaborates with this organization that strives to raise awareness about putting an end to using children as soldiers in Central Africa. a. Charity:water b. Orphanage Outreach c. Invisible Children d. AIDS awareness
What is Invisible Children?
200
How many Amnesty members and supporters are there worldwide? a. 500,000 b. 1.5 million c. 3 million d. 4 million
What is 3 million?
200
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was partially modeled after this U.S. document. a. Declaration of Independence b. Articles of Confederation c. Emancipation Proclamation d. Bill of Rights
What is the Bill of Rights?
200
2. In their campaigning for the rights of refugees and migrants, Amnesty International refers to "IDPs". What does IDP stand for? a. Internally Displaced Persons b. Internal Disposition of Populations c. Internationally Dispossessed People d. Internationally Displaced Persons
What is an Internally Displaced Person?
200
I host a party once a year and when I do, the guests leave really sweaty. I can be found South East of Campus.
What is the Penn Museum?
200
One of Amnesty International's partner organizations which serves as an online archive of human rights related media can be found on this online site: a. Facebook  b. The Hub c. Twitter d. Reddit
What is the Hub?
300
This is the year Amnesty International was created. a. 1900 b. 1930 c. 1961 d. 1975
What is 1961?
300
This controversial detainment and interrogation facility of the US military is located in Cuba. a. Alcatraz b. Sing Sing c. Guantanamo Bay d. Azkaban
What is Guantanamo Bay?
300
3. Amnesty International supports the "White Ribbon Campaign" in the UK, aimed at ending violence towards which group of people? a. Women b. Religious minorities c. AIDs sufferers d. Children
What are Women?
300
I am red and can be found around campus and in Philadelphia in general.
What is the Love Statue?
300
Amnesty International was founded in 1961, after a British lawyer published an article called "The Forgotten Prisoners" in this British newspaper. a) The Daily Mail b) The Observer c) The Guardian d) The Independent
What is the Observer?
400
This is the number of countries and territories that are members of Amnesty International. a. 95 b. 125 c. 150 d. 200
What is 150?
400
The USA branch of Amnesty International has approximately this many members. a. 100,000 b. 250,000 c. 500,000 d.1,000,000
What is 250,000?
400
Which Burmese political activist was under house arrest from 1989 until 2010 but was elected in 2012 to the lower house of the Burmese parliament? a. Nelson Mandela b. Ban Ki-moon c. Aung San Suu Kyi d. Benazir Bhutto
Who is Aung San Suu Kyi?
400
One can't think of Penn without thinking of me. I like to think of myself as "legally blonde".
Who is Amy Gutmann?
400
Falling whistles is an organization that Amnesty International supports because of a common ground in human rights. It is a protest to stop the war in Congo and rehabilitate children forced to the front lines and is considered this type of war. a. A small-scale war, but not important b. A small-scale war, but every war is important c. A mid-size war of great importance d. The largest war since WW2
What is the largest war since WW2?
500
This is the British lawyer who wrote the article that prompted the creation of Amnesty International. a. Peter Benenson b. Joseph Pulitzer c. John Lennon d. Paul Howard
Who is Peter Benenson?
500
11 military personnel were convicted in 2005 for an abuse scandal that took place in this Baghdad prison. a. Ghezel-hesar Prison b. Shebarghan Prison c. Abu Ghraib Prison d. Be'er Sheva Prison
What is the Abu Ghraib prison?
500
Amnesty International was closely involved with reporting human rights abuses under the dictator Augusto Pinochet, including the disappearance of approximately 1,500 of his country's citizens since 1973. Pinochet was from this South American country. a) Argentina b) Chile c) Venezuela d) Colombia
What is Chile?
500
I am a mysterious part of a building that holds many treasures.
What is the 6th floor of Van Pelt?
500
In June 2007, various recording stars got together and made an album of songs to support the work of Amnesty International. They recorded the songs of this artist. a) Joan Baez b) Bob Dylan c) Lady Gaga d) John Lennon
Who is John Lennon?
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