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Quiz: Child labour and slavery

Time to test your knowledge about child labour and slavery with a quick quiz! You need to get at least 5 out of 6 questions right to pass this step. If you don't get through on your first try, you can take the quiz again to improve your score. After answering, please click the 'Submit' button to complete the step.

What does the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child say about children working?

Children should never work for free.

Children should never work.

Children under 12 should not work.

Approximately how many children work globally?

160 million children.

100 million children.

16 miljoner barn.

Which of these is a rule included in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child?

15 percent.

25 percent.

One third.

Vilket av dessa är en regel som ingår i FN:s barnkonvention?

Föräldrar måste låta barnen behålla en liten del av sin lön som fickpengar.

Inget barn ska arbeta med ett jobb som hindrar dem från att gå i skolan.

Arbetsgivare måste vara snällare mot barn än mot vuxna.

What does the term 'debt bondage' usually mean in relation to children?

Working to pay off their own personal debts.

Saving money so they can lend it to others.

Working to pay off debts incurred by their family.

What are some factors that contribute to children being exploited for labor and slavery?

Poverty, greed and consumer demand.

Children have smaller hands and are therefore better suited for certain types of work.

Children who are tired of school want to work and earn money.

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