Question

1.Do you have any rights? Complete the table with your answers. Rights at home Rights at school Rights in the street 2 What other rights would you like tohave? 3 What would you do if you saw one of your classmates cheating4 Do you think it s a goodidea to give money to homeless peoplein the street? 5 Some teenagers won t accept someone who looks different or who is of a different ethnic origin. how do you feel about this? how would you react?

Answer 1

Вот 5,6 и 7 ответы
а в таблице нет ничего сложного 
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Answer 2

1. Rights at home: - The right to safety and security - The right to privacy - The right to express opinions and be heard - The right to be treated with respect and dignity

Rights at school: - The right to education - The right to a safe and inclusive learning environment - The right to express opinions and participate in discussions - The right to be treated fairly and without discrimination

Rights in the street: - The right to freedom of movement - The right to physical safety - The right to be treated with respect and dignity - The right to enjoy public spaces without harassment

2. Other rights I would like to have include: - The right to equal opportunities and equal treatment for everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances - The right to a clean and healthy environment - The right to access quality healthcare and education - The right to freedom of expression and freedom of the press

3. If I saw one of my classmates cheating, I would first try to talk to them privately and express my concern about their actions. I would encourage them to reconsider and remind them of the importance of honesty and integrity. If they refuse to listen or continue cheating, I would report the situation to a teacher or another authority figure who can address the issue appropriately.

4. Whether giving money to homeless people in the street is a good idea or not depends on individual beliefs and circumstances. Some people may argue that giving money directly to homeless individuals can enable dependence or be misused. Others may believe in the importance of compassion and helping those in need. Personally, I think it is important to find a balance and consider alternative ways to support homeless individuals, such as donating to reputable organizations or volunteering at local shelters.

5. It is unfortunate that some teenagers may not accept someone who looks different or is of a different ethnic origin. I believe in embracing diversity and treating everyone with respect and kindness, regardless of their appearance or background. If I were in a situation where someone was being discriminated against, I would speak up and challenge those negative attitudes. I would try to educate others about the importance of acceptance and understanding, and promote inclusivity in my own actions and behavior.