Rights to Health and Education

1. Article 25(1) lists several components of an adequate standard of living. What overarching concept do 'medical care and necessary social services' fall under?

• A) Economic prosperity
• B) Personal luxury
• C) Health and well-being
• D) Educational attainment

2. On what basis should higher education be made equally accessible to all, according to Article 26?

• A) On the basis of wealth
• B) On the basis of merit
• C) On the basis of social status
• D) On the basis of family connections

3. Article 25 states that everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for health and well-being, which includes several components. Which of the following is explicitly mentioned?

• A) International travel
• B) Luxury goods
• C) Housing and medical care
• D) Access to entertainment

4. What fundamental principle is upheld by the clause in Article 25(2) stating that all children, 'whether born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same social protection'?

• A) The right to parental choice
• B) The principle of non-discrimination
• C) The right to free education
• D) The importance of family structure

5. What level of education is stated to be compulsory in Article 26?

• A) Higher education
• B) Technical education
• C) Professional education
• D) Elementary education

6. According to Article 26(2), education should promote understanding, tolerance, and friendship among various groups to support a larger goal. What is that goal?

• A) Economic competition between nations
• B) The maintenance of peace
• C) The standardization of global curricula
• D) The promotion of a single world culture

7. According to Article 25, what specific groups are entitled to special care and assistance?

• A) The elderly and retired workers
• B) University students and researchers
• C) Motherhood and childhood
• D) All government employees