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Quiz: Child rights

Ready to showcase your Child Rights expertise? Dive into this quick quiz! You need at least 5 out of 6 correct answers to pass this step. However, 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 under 18?

They should make all decisions about their own lives.

They have specific rights that need to be respected and protected.

They have only rights and no responsibilities

Who should consider what is best for the children when decisions are made?

Only children's parents.

Only their teachers.

All adults, including politicians and authorities.

Every child has the right to which of the following?

A car and a driver's license.

A name and nationality.

A skin care routine that makes them more beautiful.

What type of protection is emphasized for children in the UN Convention?

Protection from going out in bad weather.

Protection from all forms of violence and abuse.

Protection from scary movies.

Which rights does the convention highlight regarding children's leisure?

The right to eat candy every day.

The right to play, rest, and have some privacy.

The right to skip chores when you're really tired.

Why is it important for children to learn about their rights?

So they can win arguments with adults.

So they can become celebrities.

So they can stand up for themselves and for other children's rights.

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