UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCAL “LOS VERGELES”

Año Lectivo 2021 – 2022

AREA FOREIGN LANGUAJE SUJECT ENGLISH

GRADE 2nd. 2
TYPE OF ASSESMENT: PROJECT 4 TERM
LAVEL BACHILLERATO
OCTOBER 11TH TO OCTOBER 15TH,
SECTION: Morning Week 2 2021
TEACHER: MSC. MARÍA BONE. CURRICULAR ADAPTATION: NO

TOPIc: understanding human rights

1. There are eighteen words in this word search puzzle. How many can you find? They all have
something to do with the humans’ rights.

1. PRIVACY
2. SPEECH
3. TRAVEL
4. REPRESENTATION
5. CHILDREN
6. EQUALITY
7. NATIONALITY
8. JUSTICE
9. DECLARATION
10. LIFE
11. FREEDON
12. MARRIAGE
13. LIBERTY
14. PROPERTY
15. DIGNITY
16. RELIGION
17. BELIEFS
18. RIGHTA
2. Read the definition with the vocabulary.Them pick a picture from the picture
bank and put them in the correct palce.

a. b. c. d.

1. The state or quality of being

equal in correspondence to PRIVACY
quantity, degree, value, rank, or
ability of the human being
2. It´s bearing, conduct, or speech
indicative of self-respect or
appreciation of the formality or
gravity of an occasion or FREEDON
situation. Nobility or elevation of
character.
3. It´s the state of being free or at
liberty rather than in EQUALITY
confinement or under physical
restraint.
4. It´s someone's right to keep their
personal matters and LIBERTY
relationships secret.
 Read about Our Human Rights and guess.
The United Nations is an international organization that was established in 1945 to help keep world peace. It
was established shortly after the end of World War II. (1)
In 1948 a special United Nations commission, headed by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, the wife of US President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, wrote a special document which stated the rights that all people should have. This
document is called the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights." ( 2)
"Universal" means "of all the people in the world." ( 3)
A "declaration" is a formal announcement. (4)
"Human rights" are the rights that each person has, simply because he or she is human. (5)
The human rights are there to protect us and help us live in peace. For example, "the right to life" is a human
right. Each one of us has the right to life, simply because we are human. (6)
Another example is "the right to freedom of thought." We all have the right to believe in what we want to
believe, to have a religion, or to change it if we want. (7)
Studying and knowing our human rights is as important today as it was after World War II. This is because when
people don't know their natural rights things such as injustice, discrimination, intolerance and slavery can
happen. (8)
The more aware people are to the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the closer we get to
a peaceful, free, and fair world. (9)

Can you guess the paragraph where the sentences are?

a. We all have the right to believe in what we want to believe, to have a religion, or to change it if we
want. ( )
b. Eleanor Roosevelt, the wife of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, wrote a special document which
stated the rights that all people should have. ( )
c. The human rights are there to protect us and help us live in peace. For example, "the right to life"
is a human right. ( )
d. The United Nations is an international organization that was established in 1945 to help keep
world peace. ( )

3. Tell us, what is the best human right for you? why?

4. Answer the questions.

▪ What are the human rights?
▪ What do you understand for human rights?
▪ In your opinion are human rights respected nowadays.

In 1993, Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk win the Nobel Peace Prize for their work
in South Africa and peacefully ending apartheid.

International Human Rights Day is celebrated on December 10th. In South Africa,

however, they hold it on March 21 to acknowledge a massacre that took place on that
date in 1960. 5,000 people staged a peaceful protest, but the police opened fire and
killed 69 people and injured 180.
▪ In 1993, Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk win the Nobel Peace Prize for their work in South Africa
and peacefully ending apartheid.