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Which of these Freedoms is NOT a freedom of Conscience?

Which one of these Freedoms does not relate to the others?

Charter of Rights and Freedoms Section 2 Quiz

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Freedom of Conscience and Religion

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1
Which one of these Freedoms does not relate to the others?
Islam
Vegetarianism
Buddhism
Christianity
2
Which of these Freedoms is NOT a freedom of Conscience?
Robbing the rich to give to the poor
Hurting someone in order to save another
Trespassing a store's parameters to stop a robbery
Refusing to serve kosher meals on a plane
3
Which of these is a Freedom of conscience
Leading a vegetarian lifestyle
Forcing students to partake in a vegan lifestyle
Punching someone in the face because of different opinions
Refusing to serve a vegetarian in a restaurant
4
When is the gov't allowed to infringe upon our rights?
In protection of our morals
In protection of our motives
In protection of our health
In protection of our public safety
5
Which of these is an example of Freedom of Conscience and religion?
Letting employees lead prayer services once a week
The obligation of having a cross in the workplace
Letting Christian employees have days off on Sundays
Letting employees have days off on religious holidays
6
Which of these is a Freedom of Religion?
Making students say morning prayers in a public school
Wearing a hijab to school
wearing a tanktop to school
Installing a buddha statue in every school institution
7
Which act did R. v Big M Drug Mart violate?
The Christ Act
The Lord's Day Act
The Sabbath Day Act
The Christianity Act
8
Which of these answers did Robinson argue was a public expression of conscience?
Swearing on the Bible/Taking an oath
Condoning morning prayers in Catholic schools
Reciting the anthem at public events
Being a witness in court