LithuaniaŽmogus ir valstybė 19 · The individual and the State
What must a person respect when using their rights and freedoms?
In the exam (Lithuanian)
Ko privalo laikytis žmogus, naudodamasis savo teisėmis ir laisvėmis?
- aOnly the customs of their own ethnic community.Tik savo tautinės bendruomenės papročių.
- bOnly the rules they agree with.Tik tų taisyklių, su kuriomis jis sutinka.
- cThe Constitution and the laws, without restricting the rights of others.Konstitucijos ir įstatymų, nevaržydamas kitų teisių.Correct answer
Why?
When using their rights and freedoms, a person must respect the Constitution and the laws. They must not restrict the rights and freedoms of other people. (Article 28 of the Constitution)
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According to the Constitution, on what grounds may a person's rights not be restricted, nor privileges granted to them?Correct answer:On the grounds of their sex, nationality, language or faith.
Dėl ko, pagal Konstituciją, negalima varžyti žmogaus teisių ar teikti jam privilegijų? — Dėl jo lyties, tautybės, kalbos ar tikėjimo.
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What can a person do if their constitutional rights or freedoms have been violated?Correct answer:Apply to a court.
Ką gali daryti asmuo, kurio konstitucinės teisės ar laisvės pažeistos? — Kreiptis į teismą.
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What sets out how a person is compensated for material and moral damage caused to them?Correct answer:The law.
Kas nustato, kaip asmeniui atlyginama padaryta materialinė ir moralinė žala? — Įstatymas.
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When is a person considered guilty of a crime?Correct answer:When a court judgment that has come into force finds them guilty.
Kada asmuo laikomas kaltu padaręs nusikaltimą? — Kai kaltę pripažįsta įsiteisėjęs teismo nuosprendis.
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Our own practice questions, written from the current text of the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania and the NŠA exam programme. They are not the real exam questions, which NŠA does not publish. Each question was written, answered blind and fact-checked in separate rounds. The English translation and the explanations are ours, made with AI help; expect to read the questions in Lithuanian in the exam itself. We are not affiliated with the National Agency for Education (NŠA) or the Migration Department.
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