Y10 Revision

1.

1 point

Which of these is a cause of prejudice?

Ignorance

Wealth

Being born abroad

Poverty

2.

1 point

Universal Declaration of Human rights (UDHR) is about

Rights and freedoms given to Kiwis by the law

Right of people to practice own religion in their country

Basic rights and freedoms for all human beings

The right of people to be treated equally by the government

3.

1 point

What is reformation as an aim of punishment?

Punishing someone so harshly that they will not reoffend

Removing a criminal from society

Persuading a criminal to turn away from crime and change their attitude

Martin Luther's ideas around punishment

4.

1 point

Why are some Christians against capital punishment?

They prefer to see criminals suffer in prison

Jesus was crucified and they don't want to give criminals similar treatment

Because they don't like needles

They believe in the sanctity of life and only God has the right to take it away

5.

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The aim of the Universal Declarationof Human Rights is to

Maintain peace in the world

Treat everyone equally

Uphold justice for all

All of the above

6.

1 point

Why do most Christians believe it is wrong to seek revenge?

Because they are too lazy to get revenge

It causes more crimes to be committed

Jesus told his followers to forgive

It says so in the Old Testament

7.

1 point

An attempt to kill Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzaiwas for

Speaking against the Taliban for equalrights

Changing her religion

Refusing to get married

Migrating to Great Britain

8.

1 point

What is capital punishment?

Death in the capital city's prison

Cutting off a criminal's hand

Locking a criminal up for life

The death penalty

9.

1 point

How should Christians treat prisoners?

Go to prison and help them change from the inside

Nothing - criminals cannot change

Forget about them until they come out of prison

Treat them justly and help them to rehabilitate into society

10.

1 point

What are the Ten Commandments?

Christian Laws

A set of laws given by God to Moses

A set of laws laid down by a national government

A code of conduct that people have chosen to live by

11.

1 point

Which aim of punishment is NOT met by capital punishment?

Deterrence

Reformation

Protection of society

Retribution

12.

1 point

How does prison act as a protection for society?

It makes the criminal pay back money to the people that have been hurt

It removes the criminal from society so that others can be safer

Prison allows the criminal to work among society

Persuading a criminal to turn away from crime and change their attitude

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1 point

What is retribution as an aim of punishment?

The opposite of contribution

Punishing offenders to the same degree as they hurt others

Punishing someone so harshly they will not reoffend

Persuading a criminal to turn away from crime and change their attitude

14.

1 point

What is discrimination?

Denying somebody the right to life

Having an unfavourable view of someone before you get to know them

The opposite of of self-incrimination

Taking an action that stops a person from having a fair chance

15.

1 point

The articles in UDHR is about

Economic rights and freedoms

Political and Civil rights and freedoms

Social and Cultural rights and freedoms

All the above

16.

1 point

Why is criminal behaviour the result of free choice?

The law says criminal behaviour comes from choices

Some people are born genetically inclined to break the law

People cannot do anything other than follow in the example of older members of their family

Each person can choose whether or not to abide by the law

17.

1 point

The Universal Declaration of HumanRights was adopted by the United Nations in

1939

1945

1948

1950

18.

1 point

How many articles about rights and freedoms are there in the UDHR?

20

30

40

60

19.

1 point

Human rights are violated when

A person steals from another

Women are paid less than men

A person is not allowed to travel

All the above

20.

1 point

What is prejudice?

Denying somebody the right to life

Having an unfavourable view of someone before you get to know them

Taking action that stops a person having a fair chance

The opposite of pride