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True or False: Everyone with Down syndrome is happy, huggable and musical.

False: People with Down Syndrome are individuals, just like everyone else. They can feel joy, anger and sadness. They want to hug sometimes and be alone others.

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thief

Give points!

fairy

Take points!

shark

Other team loses 10 points!

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baam

Lose 20 points!

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True or False: Down Syndrome is a disease.

False. Down Syndrome is a diagnosis. Most people with Down Syndrome are healthy.

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True or False: Children with Down syndrome can attend regular preschool/school.

True: Children with Down syndrome can attend regular preschool and primary school, often with extras support from a resource person.

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banana

Go to last place!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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lifesaver

Give 25 points!

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True or False: The average life expectancy of people with Downs Syndrome is 30 years.

False: The average life expectancy has improved significantly in recent years and is today 60 years.

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True or False: There are different degrees of Down syndrome. Some have a lot, others have little.

False: Either you have Down syndrome, or you don't. However, it is expressed very different. What is difficult for one person is easy for another.

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True or False: In Sweden, people with Down Syndrome have the right to vote and marry.

True: In Sweden, people with Down syndrome have the same basic rights as other citizens.

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True or False: Each year, around 150 children are born with Down Syndrome in Sweden.

True: One child is born with Down Syndrome per 650 births.

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True or False: People with Down Syndrome cannot learn to read and write.

False: It might take a little longer for children with Down Syndrome to develop, but with the right pedagogy, most people can learn to both read and write!

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