Q1: 1. What is the purpose of laws in society?

• A) To restrict people's freedom
• B) To promote chaos
• C) To maintain order and protect rights
• D) To create inequality

Q2: 2. Which of the following is an example of a civil rights violation?

• A) A person being denied access to education based on their gender
• B) A person choosing not to vote in an election
• C) A person receiving a speeding ticket for breaking traffic laws
• D) A person volunteering at a local charity

Q3: 3. What is the purpose of social justice?

• A) To promote discrimination
• B) To ensure fairness and equality for all individuals
• C) To uphold privilege for certain groups
• D) To limit access to resources

Q4: 4. Which of the following is an example of a legal remedy for a social justice issue?

• A) Protesting peacefully
• B) Filing a discrimination lawsuit
• C) Ignoring the problem
• D) Engaging in violent activities

Q5: 5. How can laws help address poverty in society?

• A) By increasing taxes on low-income individuals
• B) By providing access to education and healthcare for all
• C) By creating barriers to employment opportunities
• D) By promoting income inequality

Q6: 6. Which of the following is an example of an unjust law?

• A) A law that prohibits discrimination in the workplace
• B) A law that restricts freedom of speech
• C) A law that promotes equal pay for equal work
• D) A law that protects the environment

Q7: 7. How can individuals advocate for social justice in their communities?

• A) By ignoring social issues
• B) By engaging in peaceful protests and demonstrations
• C) By discriminating against others
• D) By promoting stereotypes

Q8: 8. Which of the following is an example of a human rights violation?

• A) All individuals having access to clean water
• B) Denying individuals the right to freedom of speech
• C) Providing equal opportunities for all individuals
• D) Promoting inclusivity and diversity

Q9: 9. How can laws protect marginalized groups in society?

• A) By promoting discrimination
• B) By ensuring equal treatment and opportunities
• C) By creating barriers to access resources
• D) By perpetuating stereotypes

Q10: 10. What role does the justice system play in upholding social justice?

• A) Enforcing unjust laws
• B) Promoting inequality
• C) Ensuring equal access to justice for all individuals
• D) Discriminating against certain groups

Q11: 11. Which of the following is an example of a fundamental human right?

• A) The right to discrimination
• B) The right to education
• C) The right to restrict freedom of speech
• D) The right to deny healthcare

Q12: 12. How can individuals contribute to promoting social justice?

• A) By engaging in discriminatory practices
• B) By supporting organizations that work towards equality
• C) By perpetuating stereotypes
• D) By ignoring social issues

Q13: 13. What is the purpose of legal aid services in promoting social justice?

• A) To deny individuals access to justice
• B) To provide legal assistance to those who cannot afford it
• C) To create barriers to legal representation
• D) To promote inequality in the justice system

Q14: 14. Which of the following is an example of a violation of the rule of law?

• A) Ensuring equal treatment for all individuals
• B) Allowing discrimination based on race
• C) Upholding the principles of justice
• D) Providing access to legal representation

Q15: 15. How can individuals challenge unjust laws in society?

• A) By following the law without question
• B) By engaging in civil disobedience
• C) By perpetuating inequality
• D) By ignoring social issues

Q16: 16. Which of the following is an example of a social justice issue related to healthcare?

• A) Providing equal access to healthcare for all individuals
• B) Denying healthcare based on income
• C) Promoting healthy living habits
• D) Limiting access to healthcare for certain groups

Q17: 17. How can laws protect the rights of children in society?

• A) By promoting child labor
• B) By ensuring access to education and healthcare
• C) By denying children the right to freedom of expression
• D) By restricting opportunities for children

Q18: 18. Which of the following is an example of a social justice issue related to housing?

• A) Providing affordable housing for all individuals
• B) Denying housing based on race
• C) Promoting homelessness
• D) Limiting access to housing for certain groups

Q19: 19. How can individuals advocate for gender equality in society?

• A) By promoting gender stereotypes
• B) By denying equal opportunities to all genders
• C) By supporting policies that promote gender equality
• D) By restricting access to education for certain genders

Q20: 20. Which of the following is an example of a social justice issue related to employment?

• A) Providing equal pay for equal work
• B) Discriminating against individuals based on their religion
• C) Promoting job opportunities for all individuals
• D) Limiting access to employment for certain groups

Q21: 21. How can laws protect the rights of individuals with disabilities?

• A) By denying access to accommodations
• B) By ensuring equal access to public spaces and services
• C) By promoting discrimination
• D) By limiting opportunities for individuals with disabilities

Q22: 22. Which of the following is an example of a social justice issue related to environmental protection?

• A) Promoting sustainable practices
• B) Ignoring environmental concerns
• C) Allowing pollution to harm communities
• D) Restricting access to clean air and water

Q23: 23. How can individuals advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in society?

• A) By promoting discrimination based on sexual orientation
• B) By denying equal rights to all individuals
• C) By supporting policies that protect LGBTQ+ individuals
• D) By restricting access to services for LGBTQ+ individuals

Q24: 24. What role does community activism play in promoting social justice?

• A) Upholding discriminatory practices
• B) Promoting inequality
• C) Advocating for change and equality
• D) Ignoring social issues

Q25: 25. How can laws protect the rights of refugees and immigrants in society?

• A) By denying access to asylum
• B) By ensuring equal treatment and opportunities
• C) By promoting xenophobia
• D) By limiting access to resources