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Quiz 12 Children and Young People Inequality, Rights and Empowerment

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  has organizational linkages throughout the region
B  focuses mostly on economic rather than social issues
C  does little to protect children from drugs and violence
D  has no historical precedence
Question #3
A  allows them to avoid dangerous street life
B  is becoming less common in most cities of Latin America
C  lowers self esteem among the children
D  often integrates work and play
Question #4
A  are almost always girls
B  work primarily to pay for their education
C  typically forego school to earn money for their family
D  are typically outnumbered by those living on the streets
Question #5
A  children of the streets only engage in illegal activities
B  children of the streets go to school on a regular basis
C  children in the streets typically earn more money
D  children in the streets typically return to their home at night
Question #6
A  only engage in illegal activities
B  typically sleep on the street
C  often have frequent contact with their families
D  typically do not work
Question #7
A  Educational attainment rates in Panama are higher than they are in Honduras
B  School is mostly free but other expenses can make it difficult for children to attend
C  many more girls than boys attend school
D  In many rural communities they only have primary level schools
Question #8
A  the distinctions between work and play are clearly defined within communities
B  Boys are typically more involved in community work than are girls
C  young children typically have many more household responsibilities than there US and Canadian counterparts
D  Young boys are typically more responsible for household chores than are girls
Question #9
A  right to life, survival and development
B  the right to participate
C  right to life, survival, and development
D  right to at least a high/secondary school education
E  nondiscrimination
Question #10
A  Children’s work often integrates many aspects of play
B  Children’s work is done more as a cultural preference than as an economic necessity
C  Children do not do any household work until age 8
D  Girls are expected to work at a much earlier age than boys