Fundamental Rights and Duties
The 36 questions of the CCSE task Fundamental Rights and Duties, each with the correct answer.
- In Spain, the Constitution obliges all citizens to practise a religion.False.
- Spaniards who obtain nationality by residence must wait three years before they can vote in elections.False.
- In Spain, the Constitution prohibits torture and the death penalty.True.
- The way political parties operate must be democratic.True.
- Someone can be forced to state their political or religious ideas.False.
- A person's right to enter and leave Spain freely can be limited on ideological grounds.False.
- Primary Education (ages 6 to 12) is free and compulsory.True.
- The Constitution guarantees Spaniards the right to decent housing.True.
- In Spain the police may enter any home without a judicial order at any time.False.
- The secrecy of Spaniards' communications is guaranteed, except by judicial decision.True.
- The Constitution recognises citizens' right to associate freely.True.
- Teachers can teach freely, within the limits of the Constitution.True.
- The Constitution recognises only the fundamental rights of Spaniards.False.
- Citizens must cooperate with judges if asked.True.
- The law limits third parties' access to personal data.True.
- Freedom of the press is limited by respect for people's honour.True.
- In Spain the grounds for separation and divorce are regulated by law.True.
- Free healthcare is only for people over 65.False.
- In Spain men and women have the same rights.True.
- Compulsory education has two stages: Primary Education and Compulsory Secondary Education.True.
- In Spain there is an official religion.False.
- Public healthcare is free.True.
- Basic education in Spain is only for foreigners.False.
- In Spain the right of association is recognised.True.
- Trade unions can take part in negotiations with employers and with the government.True.
- Workers have the right to strike.True.
- Ideological freedom is guaranteed only in part of the national territory.False.
- All citizens have access to the public Social Security system, except if they are unemployed.False.
- Everyone has the right to enjoy an environment suitable for personal development, and the duty to conserve it.True.
- In Spain, the public authorities must protect health and promote sport.True.
- Basic education in Spain is compulsory and free.True.
- The law prohibits discrimination on any personal or social grounds.True.
- In Spain, citizens can move freely throughout the national territory.True.
- Judges in Spain administer justice according to the government's instructions.False.
- Spaniards must help in cases of catastrophe or public calamity.True.
- In Spain citizens can choose which city they want to live in.True.