Chapter 5

2. What is it called when people are treated equally?
4. What do parents often receive from their children on special days?
6. What kind of care do children with unique needs require?
9. Which country established National Child Day in 1993?
10. What is one of the basic rights children have according to the article?
12. What special day do children sometimes ask about?
13. What is the act of sharing thoughts or feelings called?
15. What were children forced to do in bad conditions in the past?
16. What should children receive from adults?
21. What do Canadians believe people should have to express themselves?
22. According to the article, a human right is yours simply because you are what?
23. In which month is National Child Day celebrated?
24. Who are the primary focus of National Child Day?

1. What type of Child Day is celebrated on November 20?
3. What are things that people are allowed to have or do?
5. Children have the right to celebrate their own what?
7. What do children have the right to have in terms of living?
8. What is the term for a formal agreement like the United Nations document?
11. What is one of the rights children have according to the United Nations?
14. What do children have the right to ensure their safety?
17. What type of rights are basic rights that everyone should have?
18. What term describes when children were made to work against their will?
19. What do children often give to their parents on special occasions?
20. What right is mentioned alongside "human rights" and "animal rights"?