Vocabulary
What does the word "cite" mean?
Answer: Use evidence from the text.
True or False
Everyone deserves human rights.
Answer:
True
What does the prefix "un-" mean?
Answer: Not
Which article says everyone is born free and equal?
Answer:
Article 1
Name one human right from the UDHR.
Possible Answers:
Education
Property
Equal treatment
Marriage
Work
Health
What is a firsthand account?
Answer: A true story told by someone who experienced it.
Which article protects workers and fair pay?
Answer:
Article 23
What does the suffix "-less" mean?
Answer: Without
Which article says everyone should be treated equally no matter who they are?
Answer:
Article 2
What strategy helps readers understand difficult texts?
Possible Answers:
Rereading
Annotating
Using context clues
Asking questions
What does "upheld" mean?
Answer: A human right is respected or protected.
Which article says everyone has the right to food, clothing, housing, and medical care?
Answer:
Article 25
What does the prefix "re-" mean?
Answer: Again
Which article says people have the right to own property?
Answer:
Article 17
Why do readers cite evidence?
Answer:
To prove their thinking with information from the text.
What is the main idea?
Answer: The most important point the author wants readers to understand.
If a child is not allowed to go to school, which article is being challenged?
Answer:
Article 26
What does the prefix in- mean?
Answer : not
Which article says adults have the right to marry and start a family?
Answer:
Article 16
In "Teaching Nepalis to Read, Plant, and Vote," what human right was challenged when Bishnu couldn't attend school?
Answer:
Article 26
Right to Education
What does the word "conscince" mean?
Knowing right from wring
If someone is forced to marry, which article is being challenged?
Answer:
Article 16
What does the prefix pro- mean?
Answer: For, forward, or in favor of
Which article says everyone has the right to education?
Answer:
Article 26
Name THREE UDHR Articles we studied and explain what each protects.
Possible Answers