What do you understand by civil liberties? Give us some examples.
Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, etc.)
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Do you think liberty is essential to people’s lives?
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What do you understand by this quote? “As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master.”
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Tell us about a situation that you consider a good example of reciprocity.
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Do you think democracy is a good form of government? Explain.
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What do you think of people who want to impose their views on others?
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Using the expression on no account, what’s another way of saying the following sentence? "Under no circumstances should you cut class".
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Using purely, what’s another way of saying the following sentence? "I’m moving to New York only for business reasons".
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Mr. Scott says that something is not free when it comes with conditions. So, if you’re not absolutely free to speak your mind, you’re not free at all. Do you agree with him?
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Are you the kind of person who always speaks your mind?
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Using the expression it’s fair to say, tell us what you think is likely to be true about the importance of the Internet in people’s lives today.
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What do you understand by hate speech?
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Are you tempted to agree with people who say hate speech should be banned?
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What do you usually do when someone insults you?
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What kind of situation would you describe as a slippery slope?
- A problem, situation, or course of action which is difficult to stop or control once it has begun, and which is likely to get very much worse.
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Using the expression who’s to say, what’s another way of saying the following sentence? "No one knows what’s best for you".
