1.	Approximately how many children between the ages 5-17 are in child labor? a. 100 million b. 217 million c. 246 million d. 56 million
2.	Which are the Big Five countries identified by their large out of school population? a. Ethiopia, India, Bangladesh, Nicaragua, Ghana b. Pakistan, Yemen, Vietnam, Albania, Niger c. Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Ghana d. Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of Congo
3.	The target year for all the goals of the Fast Track Initiative, Millennium Development goals, and the Dakar Framework for Action to be achieved is: a. 2010 b. 2015 c. 2020 d. 2025
4.	The global benefits of spending $760 billion to replace child labor with universal education will amount to: a. $300 million b. $760 billion c. $1 trillion d. $5 trillion
5.	More developed countries, such as the U.S., have no child laborers. True False
6.	Most child laborers work in manufacturing making items like carpets or clothes. True False
7.	The definition of child in ILO Convention 182 on the worst forms of child labor does not include everyone under 18. It only includes people under the age of 14. True False
8.	The $7 billion needed from donors to ensure Universal Primary Education is less than what American parents spend on Barbie dolls each year. True False
9.	Child labor won't be eliminated until poverty is eradicated. True False
10.	I can help to eliminate child labor. True False