Child Labor
Immunizations
Children and War
Child Rights
FUN EXTRA STUFF
100

What is the main reason children work? a) Their families are poor b) Their families force them to c) They want to learn new skills d) They want pocket money

a) Their families are poor

100

Immunization works by.... a) Causing the body to produce antibodies to attack a bacteria or virus b) Injecting medicine into a body c) Making children less afraid of becoming sick

a) Causing the body to produce antibodies to attack a bacteria or virus

100

Most child soldiers are... a) Boys b) Girls c) Both

c) Both

100

The most important right is... a) The right to health b) The right to education c) All rights are equal

c) All rights are equal 

100

How long are our meetings? 

2:30 - 3:00

200

Where do most child laborers work? a) Factories b) Farms or fields c) Offices d) Domestic work in homes

b. Farms or fields

200

The most dangerous creatures in the world to humans are... a) Poisonous snakes b) Poisonous spiders c) Bacteria and viruses

c) Bacteria and viruses

200

How are most children affected by war? a) They become child soldiers b) They become refugees c) Their parents die d) They die in battle

b) They become refugees

200

Which is not an advocate for children’s rights? a) UNICEF b) Plan International c) ECPAT International d) None of the above 

d) None of the above

200

Who's favorite food is Chipotle? (Two answers! Either of them works) 

Loren or Vinay 

300

Which of these countries has the highest risk of children being forced to work?  a) America b) The Democratic Republic of the Congo c) Asia  d) South Africa  

b) The Democratic Republic of the Congo

300

Which of these diseases has been eradicated through immunization campaigns? a) Measles b) Smallpox c) Typhoid

b) Smallpox

300

In the last ten years, how many children have been orphaned or separated from their parents by war? a) 750,000 b) 1,000,000 c) 2,500,000

b) 1,000,000

300

How many children and youth around the world are out of school? a) 412 thousand b) 598 thousand c) 262 million

c) 262 million

300

How many years has UNICEF been at Dulaney? 

Trick question, this is our first year!

400

Why is it difficult to get rid of child labor? a) Child labor is hidden from governments b) Government doesn't care c) Employers need a child work force 

a) Child labor is hidden from governments

400

Which of these is not a benefit of Immunization? a) Immunization helps families save on health care costs b) Immunization protects whole communities from becoming sick c) Immunization prevents children from getting colds

c) Immunization prevents children from getting colds

400

Which of these is not a reason why children are recruited as child soldiers? a) They are easily persuaded due to their age b) They are seen as easily replaceable/dispensable c) They can wear small uniforms d) There are many willing volunteers

c) They can wear small uniforms

400

Which country has not ratified the Child Rights Convention to this date? a) Ghana b) United States c) India d) Canada

b) United States

400

Our main goals this year are education, fundraising, and a_______. 

Advocation

500

What is the most common form of child labor for girls? a) Working in a factory b) Working in someone's home doing household work c) Working in a farm or field

b) Working in someone's home doing household work.

500

The number of children who die each year from preventable diseases is.... a) 500,000 b) 1 Million c) 2 Million

c) 2 Million

500

During a war, UNICEF negotiates Days of Tranquility to... a) Allow child soldiers to rest b) Provide immunization and health care c) Take them off the battlefield and back to home 

b) Provide immunization and health care

Days of Tranquility are when UNICEF convince all the parties involved to cease hostilities in order to allow children access to health care!  

500

What percent of girls in least-developed countries are married before age 18? a) 41% b) 33% c) 76% d) 28% 

a) 41%

500

The first and last names of our officers are

(Spell them ALL correctly)

Ashley Son, Molly Steiner, Susana Pun, Loren Lee, Vinay Khosla, Nupur Shah, Esha Singhai