II. Read the text and make it complete with the help of derivatives from the words written on the right.
1 Although the term “human rights”, “civil rights”, and “civil liberties” are often used
interchangeably, there are ***s in emphasis.
DIFFER
2 The term “human rights” is used *** in international law to mean the right to which all MOST
3 human *** s are entitled. BE
4 These are often divided into civil and *** rights (such as the right to free speech and
the right to vote)
POLITICS
5 which ***s should not restrict, GOVERN
6 and ***, social ECONOM
Y
7 and *** rights ( such as the right to health care CUTURE
8 and ***) which governments should strive to provide. EDUCATE
9 “Civil rights” and “civil liberties” are ***s used more often EXPRESS
1
0
to describe ***s protected by the laws of a particular country. FREE

1 Although the term “human rights”, “civil rights”, and “civil liberties” are often used interchangeably, there are differences (DIFFER) in emphasis.2 The term “human rights” is used mostly (MOST) in international law to mean the right to which all  3 human beings (BE) are entitled. 4 These are often divided into civil and political (POLITICS) rights (such as the right to free speech and the right to vote)5 which governments (GOVERN) should not restrict, 6 and economical (ECONOMY), social 7 and cultural (CULTURE) rights ( such as the right to health care 8 and education(EDUCATE)) which governments should strive to provide. 9 “Civil rights” and “civil liberties” are expressions (EXPRESS) used more often 10 to describe freedoms (FREE) protected by the laws of a particular country.