Unit 7    

Vocabulary:                                             Balancing Rights and Responsibilities

Rights

Responsibilities /Duties

Can be both

·         to have a job

·         to be respected

·         have access to leisure activities

·         to have a say in what happens

·         to be free to tell your opinion

·         to have access to health care

·         to be safe

·         to have access to education

·         to be free to move

·         to tell the truth

·         do your personal best

·         respect others

·         to be concerned for the common good

·         to respect the flag of your country

·         to participate in community activities

·         to believe in human dignity and equality

·         respect the rules and laws

·         to respect the environment

·         to pay taxes

·         earn your livelihood

·         to have somewhere to ‎live

·         to volunteer in your ‎community service

·         to vote ‎

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