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Rights and Responsibilities Matching
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Rights and Responsibilities Matching
A youth council is reviewing situations from everyday Australian life. For each one, identify the right involved and choose a responsibility that helps protect it. Rights and responsibilities are connected, but a responsibility is not a condition someone must meet before they have a right.
Match the right to the responsibility
Write the correct responsibility letter beside each right. Use each letter once. Then answer the scenario questions below.
1.At a youth council meeting, a student disagrees with a proposal to remove a local basketball hoop. They explain their view calmly and let others speak. Which right are they using to explain their view, and which responsibility are they showing by letting others speak?
2.A group chat member posts a classmate’s home address without permission. Name the right that may be affected and one responsible action someone in the chat could take.
3.True or false? A person loses their right to be treated fairly if they do not agree with the majority.
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4.How can responsibilities help other people and the community? Give one example, such as protecting another person’s rights or supporting the community.
5.A student is repeatedly left out of a group activity because of their background. Which right is relevant? Give one respectful action a bystander could take.
6.A park has litter, broken glass and a damaged drinking fountain. Name one right connected to this situation and two responsibilities that could help improve it.
7.Explain why responsibilities should not be used to deny people their basic rights. Include one example from this worksheet.
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