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Discuss:
‘Absolute freedom’ means freedom without limits. For example, absence of
speed limits on roads or on the number of people in an elevator.

If these restrictions on freedom are not imposed, what problems would
arise out of them?

1. How would the world be without limits?

2. What does the word ‘freedom’ mean to you?

3. Do you think that people need
to be reminded of the limits on
the freedom they exercise? If

yes, why?

4. Do you think some ‘freedoms’
should be without limits? If
yes, which ones would they be
and why?

5. Do you think that every person

in this world, no matter how
old or young, should enjoy the
same freedom?

Think about:

What are some of the ‘freedoms’ you enjoy: at home, in school, in the playground, on the
road or anywhere else?

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