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Children who are well behaved

The United Nations, rights of the child is available to:

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All children under 18

All children under 16 Only children who live in Scotland

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A-All children under 18

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Which one of these is NOT a right?

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C D

Right to a name Right to clean water

Right to nutritious food Right to pocket money

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D- Right to pocket money

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Which one of the statements below is true?

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C D

Children should never say whatthey think.

Children have the right to saywhat they think should happen

Children don’t have a say in theirown lives

Children should never questionadults

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B- Children have the

right to saywhat they think should

happen

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Children have a right to?

A B

C D

Play Station Privacy

Phones Paint

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B- Privacy

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According to the United Nations children who break the law should?

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C D

Be thrown in jail forever. Be punished in a cruel way

Never get to see their parentsagain

Not be treated cruelly

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CongratulationsD- Not be treated cruelly

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The Government should make sure:

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C D

Children go to bed on timeThat children are not abducted

or sold

Children brush their teeth Children have enough toys

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B- That children are not abducted

or sold

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Children have these rights:

A B

C D

When adults say they can have them Only if they go to school

Always because they are children

Only if they ask for them

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C- Children have these

rights simply because they are children, and they cannot be permanently taken away.

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Children have the right to :

A B

C D

Speak only when they aregiven permission to.

Be listened to if anadult feels like it.

Shout at adults if theydon’t get their own way.

Be listened to and havetheir opinions heard.

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DBe listened to and have their

opinions heard.

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It is your responsibility to:

A B

C D

Always listen to othersOnly listen to people who

listen to you.

Listen to people when youare in the right mood.

Ignore people if you feellike it

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A-With Rights come responsibilities. You have the responsibility to listen to

other people.

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Children who cannot be looked after by their own family must :

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C D

Live on the street Find a new home themselves

Be looked after properlyFind a job to support

themselves

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C- Be looked after properly, by people who

respect their religion, culture and language.

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Children who come into the country asrefugees should :

A B

C D

Have some of the rightsas other children

Have the same rights aschildren born in that country

Have no rights Be made to work

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B- Have the same rights aschildren born in that country

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Children who have been treated badlyshould :

A B

C D

Be ignored and treatedthe same

Be left alone

Be paid lots of money Receive special help

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D- Receive special help to restore their self-

respect.

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Primary Education should be available for :

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C D

Children who live in richcountries

All children and Young People

Boys only Girls only

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B- All children and Young People have a right to a primary education, which

should be free.

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Children who have any kind ofdisability should :

A B

C D

Get on with things the best they can

Pay for someone to help them

Have special care and support Be left to help themselves

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C- Children who have any kind of disability should have special care and support, so

they can lead full and independent lives.

You have won £500,000

With Rights comes Responsibilities.If children have a right to a clean

environment then :

A B

C D

Their parents have to look after it

Children can do whatever theywant

They also have a responsibilityTo do what they can to look

After their environment

Caring for the environment isn’ttheir problem.

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You are a Millionaire!

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