Geography 322 - Geography of Latin America » Spring 2019 » Quiz 12 Children and Young People Inequality, Rights and Empowerment

Need help with your exam preparation?

Existing Quiz Clients Login here
Question #1
Based on the author's discussion of children's work in highland Ecuador, which of the following is most accurate?
A.   Children do not do any household work until age 8
B.   Children's work often integrates many aspects of play
C.   Children's work is done more as a cultural preference than as an economic necessity
D.   Girls are expected to work at a much earlier age than boys
Question #2
Which of the following is NOT one of the guiding principles of the UNCRC (UN Convention on the Rights of the Child)?
A.   nondiscrimination
B.   right to life, survival, and development
C.   right to life, survival and development
D.   the right to participate
E.   right to at least a high/secondary school education
Question #3
Which of the following statements about rural children is most accurate?
A.   the distinctions between work and play are clearly defined within communities
B.   Young boys are typically more responsible for household chores than are girls
C.   young children typically have many more household responsibilities than there US and Canadian counterparts
D.   Boys are typically more involved in community work than are girls
Question #4
Which of the following statements about school in rural Latin America is LEAST accurate?
A.   School is mostly free but other expenses can make it difficult for children to attend
B.   In many rural communities they only have primary level schools
C.   many more girls than boys attend school
D.   Educational attainment rates in Panama are higher than they are in Honduras
Question #5
Street (not street working) children:
A.   often have frequent contact with their families
B.   typically sleep on the street
C.   typically do not work
D.   only engage in illegal activities
Question #6
The difference between "children IN the streets" and "children OF the streets" is:
A.   children in the streets typically return to their home at night
B.   children in the streets typically earn more money
C.   children of the streets go to school on a regular basis
D.   children of the streets only engage in illegal activities
Question #7
Children working (as compared to those living) on the streets:
A.   are typically outnumbered by those living on the streets
B.   typically forego school to earn money for their family
C.   are almost always girls
D.   work primarily to pay for their education
Question #8
Children's street work:
A.   is becoming less common in most cities of Latin America
B.   often integrates work and play
C.   allows them to avoid dangerous street life
D.   lowers self esteem among the children
Question #9
Youth activism in Latin America:
A.   has no historical precedence
B.   does little to protect children from drugs and violence
C.   focuses mostly on economic rather than social issues
D.   has organizational linkages throughout the region
Question #10
The author argues that the concept of childhood has remained constant over time and across space.,,
A.   True
B.   False

Need help with your exam preparation?

Existing Quiz Clients Login here