Civic Education and Consumer Rights Quiz

Civic Education and Consumer Rights Quiz

2ND TERM 2023-2024 FIRST FORM ORDER TEST

CIVIC EDUCATION JS JSSRC

1. Define human rights:
   • • Human rights are the fair treatment and freedoms that every person deserves.
2. Ways to protect human rights:
   • • Speak up for others.
   • • Educate people about their rights.
   • • Report abuses when you see them.
   • • Support organizations working for human rights.
3. Organizations protecting human rights:
   • • Amnesty International
   • • Human Rights Watch
   • • International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)
   • • American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
4. Who is a consumer?
   • • A consumer is someone who buys goods or services.
5. Rights of a consumer:
   • • Right to information
   • • Right to safety
   • • Right to choice
   • • Right to complain
6. Responsibilities of a consumer:
   • • Make informed choices.
   • • Use products responsibly.
   • • Complain if something is wrong.
   • • Be mindful of the environment.
7. Define courage:
   • • Courage is the bravery to face difficult situations and do what is right.

1. Define human rights:
   • a) Human rights refer to laws
   • b) Human rights are freedoms
   • c) Human rights define animals
   • d) Human rights involve machines
2. One way individuals can protect human rights is by:
   • a) Ignoring abuses
   • b) Speaking up for others
   • c) Hiding from problems
   • d) Disliking human rights
3. Which organization is known for protecting human rights globally?
   • a) Amnesty International
   • b) Entertainment Tonight
   • c) International Cooking Federation
   • d) Adventure Seekers Club
4. Who is considered a consumer?
   • a) Someone who sells goods
   • b) Someone who buys goods or services
   • c) A person who dislikes shopping
   • d) A professional reviewer
5. The right to safety is a consumer’s right to:
   • a) Have a pet
   • b) Be protected against harm
   • c) Always win in games
   • d) Buy unsafe products
6. A consumer’s responsibility includes:
   • a) Ignoring product quality
   • b) Making uninformed choices
   • c) Using products responsibly
   • d) Complaining about everything
7. What does courage mean?
   • a) Fearlessness in the face of danger
   • b) Being afraid all the time
   • c) Avoiding challenges
   • d) Watching from a distance
8. One way a group can protect human rights is by:
   • a) Remaining silent
   • b) Educating people about their rights
   • c) Ignoring problems
   • d) Supporting abuses
9. Which organization focuses on environmental issues?
   • a) International Red Cross
   • b) Greenpeace
   • c) Save the Animals Foundation
   • d) Tech Enthusiasts Club
10. The right to complain is one of the consumer’s:
    • a) Annoyances
    • b) Responsibilities
    • c) Rewards
    • d) Inventions
11. A consumer’s responsibility of making informed choices involves:
    • a) Blindfolded decision-making
    • b) Guessing randomly
    • c) Educating oneself about products
    • d) Always choosing the cheapest option
12. Which organization is NOT related to protecting human rights?
    • a) Human Rights Watch
    • b) International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)
    • c) American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
    • d) Global Gourmet Society
13. What is the primary purpose of organizations like Amnesty International?
    • a) Promoting war
    • b) Protecting human rights
    • c) Ignoring global issues
    • d) Encouraging discrimination
14. The consumer’s right to choice allows them to:
    • a) Have no options
    • b) Select from available options
    • c) Be forced into decisions
    • d) Only choose expensive products
15. What is the consumer’s right to information about?
    • a) Gossip
    • b) Understanding product details
    • c) Keeping secrets
    • d) Avoiding knowledge