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1.

What was the main focus of the first activist's speech?

The importance of environmental protection.

The need for equality among all people.

The challenges of climate change.

The benefits of globalization.

2.

Which issue did the young climate activist connect to human rights?

Access to education.

Access to clean water and air.

Political freedom.

Economic growth.

3.

What did the first activist call on world leaders to do?

Ignore the threats to human rights.

Take action against persecution.

Focus on economic issues.

Support corporate interests.

4.

How do the speeches reflect a growing awareness?

They discuss historical events.

They link various social issues together.

They focus only on economic issues.

They emphasize government action.

5.

What does the phrase 'strive for justice' mean?

To stop fighting.

To work hard for fairness.

To ignore the needs of others.

To focus on personal gain.

6.

What is suggested about climate change in relation to human rights?

It has no effect on human rights.

It is only an economic issue.

It is directly linked to human dignity.

It should be handled by businesses.

7.

Why are these speeches considered important?

They are entertaining.

They inspire people to take action.

They provide historical facts.

They focus solely on one issue.

8.

What does 'collective action' imply?

Working alone.

Cooperation among many people.

Ignoring others' needs.

Focusing only on individual rights.

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