CHILD RIGHTS ,AWARENESS AND DEVELOPMENT
Child Rights Awareness Quiz
Test your knowledge about child rights and development in our engaging quiz! This quiz features various questions addressing serious issues such as child abuse, development milestones, and significant laws impacting child welfare.
- Understand the scope of child abuse
- Learn about child development phases
- Engage with important legal frameworks like the RTE Act
The number of child rape victims in Tamil nadu rose_______in 2020 compared to 2019.
28.8%
15.5%
36.8%
45%
The most common form of child abuse is _______
Physical abuse
Child Neglect
Sexual abuse
The second frequently reported child abuse is____
Physical abuse
Child Neglect
Sexual abuse
A_________ is their child's first teacher
Siblings
Parents
Friends
Which are the major parts of child development
Physical Development
Social Development
Both
Which is the approved age to get married for male and female?
18 and 21
18 and 20
16 and 18
21 and 18
Which state has the silver lining with low Infant Mortality Rate?
Tamil Nadu
Maharashtra
Kerela
Gujarat
RTE Act was enhanced by
The Parliament of India
The President
The Supreme Court
The Prime Minister
RTE Act was established in the year
2000
1995
2009
2003
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