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Human Rights Vocabulary and Concepts

Mano's Acquisition is a document discussing human rights issues. It provides definitions for several key terms related to concepts like activism, protection, dignity, conscience, and dominance. The document explores topics such as arbitrary rule, interference, persecution, deprivation, and compliance with the law.

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Human Rights Vocabulary and Concepts

Mano's Acquisition is a document discussing human rights issues. It provides definitions for several key terms related to concepts like activism, protection, dignity, conscience, and dominance. The document explores topics such as arbitrary rule, interference, persecution, deprivation, and compliance with the law.

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Mano’s Acquisition

Human Rights
Le-1
Word Synonym Antonym Derivatives
Noun Adjective Verb
Agree v. to come to one opinion or mind concur disagree agreement agreeable -
Issue - an important topic or problem for debate or topic, point - - issued issue
discussion
Impose -to thrust oneself offensively upon others Foist, Implement, inflict Halt, repress imposition imposing -
Force v. make (someone) do something against his compel force forcible, -
will forceful
Equivalent adj. equal in value, amount, function, identical opposite equivalence - equalize
meaning, etc.
Activism n. the use. of direct and noticeable action to - - active activate
achieve a result
Protection n. the action of protecting safety, security attack, disrupt - protective protect
Violation n.; the action of violating someone or observance - violated violate
disobedience, breach
something
Dignity n. the state or quality of being worthy of rank, honour dishonour — dignified, dignify
honour or respect dignifying
Endow v. provide with a quality, ability, or asset bestow - endowment endowed -
Conscience n. fere; a person’s moral sense of right judgement, immorality, - conscientio -
and wrong discretion indiscretion us
Declaration n. a formal or explicit statement announcement silence - declarable declare
Distinction n; a difference or contrast between discrimination harmony - distinctive distinguish
similar things or people
Jurisdictional adj. the official power to make legal judicial - jurisdiction - -
decisions and judgements
Territory n- an area of land under the jurisdiction of land - - territorial
a ruler or a state
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Afflict, tyrannize, Encourage, Dominator/ dominating/ dominate


Dominate torment uphold dominative/
dominant

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Le-2
Word Synonym Antonym Derivatives
Noun Adjective Verb
Ethnic adj. relating to national and cultural origins racial global ethnicity - -
Arbitrary adj. based on random choice or personal despotic, whimsical sensible arbitrariness, - arbitrate
whim
Interference n. the action of interfering meddling - interfering interfere
Correspondence n. the letters a person sends and correlation, connection clash - corresponding correspond
receives
Asylum n shelter, protection from danger shelter, refuge threat - - -
Persecution - hostility and ill-treatment, especially oppression tranquility — persecutive persecute
because of racial or political or religious beliefs
Invoke v. call for something pray, beg, petition - invoker, invocatory
invocation
Contrary adj. opposite in nature, direction, or opposite similar contrariness - -
meaning
Deprive prevent (a person or place) from having or deny, bereave endow deprivation deprived -
using something
Dissolution - the action of formally ending or separation start, dissoluble dissolute
dismissing an assembly, partnership, or official body unification,
solution
Spouse n. a husband or a wife partner
Manifest v. show by one’s acts or appearance demonstrate hide, manifestation manifest -
conceal
Observance n. the practice of observing the compliance non- observation observable observe
requirements of law, morality, or ritual observance,
disregard
Periodic- appearing or occurring at intervals occasional constant periodical - -
Suffrage n. the right to vote in political elections franchise disagreement - - -
Le-3
Word Synonym Antonym Derivatives
Noun Adjective Verb
Extract n. a short passage taken from a text quotation - - extractabl extract
e
Universal adj. relating to or done by all people general particular universality - universalize
or things in the world
Declaration n. a formal or explicit statement or Announcement; silence - declarable declare
announcement statement

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Comply v. to act in accordance with a wish or agree, follow, obey disobey complier complying -*
command
Adequate adj. satisfactory or acceptable in sufficient inadequate adequacy — -
quality or quantity
Circumstance n. a fact or condition connected situation, condition circumsta circumstanc
with or relevant to an event or action ntial ing
Wedlock the state of being married marriage divorce, wedding wedded wed
dissolution
Protection n. the action of protecting or the state security insecurity - protective protect
of being protected
Elementary adj. of the most basic kind primary advanced element - -
Formulate v. express (an idea) in a concise or systematize disorganize formulation formulate -
in a systematic way d
Intention purpose or attitude toward the effect aim, purpose discouragement - intentional intend
of one's actions or conduct
Fundamental adj. serving as, or being an basic minor fundamentality.
essential part of, a foundation or basis
Compulsory adj. required by law or rule obligatory optional compulsoriness — —
Accessible adj. easy to approach, reach, enter, attainable inaccessible access, — access
speak with, or use accessibility
[Link] combination of identity, character impersonality personal personalize
characteristics or qualities that form an
individual’s distinctive character
Promote v. to help or encourage to flourish develop, accelerate, hinder, promotion Promotable,
encourage obstruct promoting
Tolerance n. the ability or willingness to patience intolerance — tolerant tolerate
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tolerate

Fill in gaps in the following articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with appropriate words from the box below.
of without and should in are with

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shall to as other or of another all
Article 1 : All human beings are born free and equal (in) dignity and rights. They are endowed অর্পি ত with Reason (and)
conscience and (should) Act towards one (another) in the sprit (of) brotherhood.
Article 2 : Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such
as race , colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property , birth or other status.
Furthermore , no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or
territory এলাকা to which a person belongs, whether it be independent trust, non-self- governing or under any other limitation
sovereignty.
Article 3 : Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.

Noun Verb Adjective Adverb


agreement- agreed agreeable agreeably
appropriation- appropriate- appropriate- appropriately-
compeller- compel- compelling- -
dominations dominate- dominating- dominatingly-
declaration- declare- declared- declaredly-
imposition- impose- imposed- imposingly-
opinion opine- opinionated- opinionatedly-
universe- universalize- universal- universally-

Noun Meaning Verb Adjective Adverb


compliance সম্মতি comply- compliant- compliantly-
compulsion- বাধ্যিা compel- compulsory- compulsorily-
choice- পছন্দ choose- choice- choicely-
merit- য াগ্যিা merit- meritorious- meritoriously-
race জাতি race- racial- racially-
tolerance- সহনশীলিা tolerate- tolerant- tolerably

Column A Column B
a. No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; i. within the borders of each state.
b. No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman ii. compelled to belong to an association.
c. Everyone has the right to recognition everywhere iii. own, and to return to his country.
d. All are equal before the law and are iv. entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law.
e. No one shall be subjected v. to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.
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f. Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence vi. or degrading treatment or punishment.
g. Everyone has the right to leave any country including his vii. as a person before the law.
h. Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful viii. assembly and association.
i. No one may be ix. slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all. their forms.
Ans: (a + ix); (b + vi); (c + vii); (d + iv); (e + v); (f + i); (g + iii); (h + viii); (i + ii)
Noun Verb Adjective Adverb
arbitration- arbitrate- arbitrary- arbitrarily-
authenticity- authenticate- authentic- authentically-
expression express- expressive- expressively-
inclusion- include-, inclusive- inclusively-
limitation- limit- limited- limitedly
reputation- reputed- reputedly-

01. Marriage will be entered--- only with the free and full [Link], on B. into, in C. into, of [Link] preposition of
consent of intending spouses. 07. "Suffrage ভ াটার্িকার” means--
A. onto B. into C. with D. of A. universal right to vote B. women's right to vote C. men's
02. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived---his nationality nor right to vote D. national right to vote
denied the right to change his nationality. 08. Choose the correct spelling.
A. off B. of [Link] [Link] A. persecution B. percecution C. persecusion D. parceqution
03. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law--- 09. Choose the correct spelling.
human rights violation. A. corrspondance B. correspondence C. corespondence D.
A. for B. of C. against [Link] corespondance
04. They are entitled--- equal rights as to marriage 10. Choose the correct spelling.
[Link] B. with C. for [Link] A. representative B. representaetive C. represantativc D.
05. No one shall be subjected--- arbitrary interference---his representetive
privacy. 11. Choose the correct spelling.
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A. with, with [Link], with [Link], to D. with, to A. assocation B. association C. asociation D.


06. Marriage shall be entered---only with the free and full associasion
consent --- the intending spouses.

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1. Everyone has the right -- life, liberty and security.
Answer : to
2. The correct synonym of “ medicore” is -
A. average B. industries C. ordinary D. better
3. The correct antonym of ‘ spurious is- A. cautious B. fantastic C. modest d. Genuine

Which of the following sentences is correct?


A. They have their own beliefs. B. They have your own believe. C. They have their own believe. D. They have our own beliefs.
(02. Some of your friends do not agree with you--- certain issues.
A. with B. for C .of D. on
(03. They are endowed--- reason and conscience.
[Link] B. with [Link] D. for

01. Our country has not been able to comply--- rights to health and education.
[Link] B. with C. for D. out
02. Education promotes understanding, tolerance and friendship --- all nations, racial or religious groups.
[Link] B. within C. among [Link]
03. Which one is correctly spelt?
A. elementary B. elimentary C. elemantary D. elimantary
04. The word ’wedlock’ is related to-
A. bird cage B. marriage C. prison D. house
05. Noun of “Ethnic" .
A. Ethnity B. Ethnical C. Ethnicity D. Ethnidity

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