What does 'migration' mean?
Buying a new house
Moving from one place to another
Staying in one place forever
Building a school
What is SDG 10 about?
Reducing inequalities
Inventing flying cars
Creating more homework
Building more pizza restaurants
What is one way to help people with disabilities?
Making places accessible
Running away when they ask for help
Only letting them use teleportation
Ignoring them
What does 'poverty' mean?
Having lots of friends
Owning many houses
Being very poor
Eating only healthy food
What does poverty (SDG 1) mean?
Forgetting where you put your wallet
Having too many shoes
Not having enough money or resources
Being allergic to money
What is inequality?
When only robots get jobs
When everyone gets free cake
When some people have fewer opportunities
When everyone is the same height
Why is access to technology important?
It makes people better at video games
It allows people to take more selfies
It helps people learn and work
It stops people from talking in real life
What is a 'developed country'?
A country with no jobs
A country with no schools
A country with a strong economy
A country with only one city
What is one way to fight hunger (SDG 2)?
Eating all the snacks yourself
Providing food to those in need
Stealing your friend’s lunch
Only growing pizza trees
What does ‘urbanization’ mean?
Painting all buildings pink
Making all roads out of chocolate
Turning cities into jungles
More people moving to cities
What is the goal of reducing inequalities?
Making the world fairer
Only helping tall people
Giving everyone the same haircut
Only letting rich people travel
Why is gender equality (SDG 5) important?
Only men should work
Women should not drive
Only women should go to school
Men and women should have the same rights
What does economic growth mean?
More businesses and jobs
Getting paid to sleep
Winning the lottery every week
Finding gold under your bed
What does SDG 7 focus on?
Using only candlelight forever
Clean and affordable energy
Powering cities with hamster wheels
Charging phones with potatoes
What does discrimination mean?
Only giving money to people with cool hats
Only talking to people with the same birthday
Judging people by their shoe size
Treating people unfairly because of their differences
Why should everyone have access to education?
To have better opportunities
To avoid doing chores at home
To learn how to juggle
To win every trivia game
What does 'opportunity' mean?
A big problem
A chance to do something
A type of business
A place to eat
What does ‘migration’ mean?
Only moving if pizza is involved
Traveling to the moon
Moving from one place to another
Running away from doing homework
What is an example of gender equality (SDG 5)?
Only letting men play sports
Forcing everyone to wear pink
Stopping women from driving spaceships
Men and women having the same rights
What does ‘equal pay’ mean?
Paying workers with jokes
Only paying people who wear hats
Getting paid in chocolate
Men and women earning the same for the same job
What is SDG 10 about?
Building more schools
Creating new industries
Planting trees
Reducing inequalities
Which of these is an example of economic inequality?
Everyone gets a fair salary
Some workers earn very little for the same job
Only famous people make money
Workers get paid with hugs
What does ‘sustainable’ mean?
Building houses with marshmallows
Good for the future
Using phones from 100 years ago
Only eating food that doesn’t expire
What is one way to create decent work and economic growth (SDG 8)?
Only hiring cats and dogs
Paying workers with candy
Fair wages and safe jobs
Making people work 24 hours a day
How can technology help reduce poverty?
By creating more job opportunities
By only giving technology to rich people
By banning all smartphones
By making robots do all the work
What is an example of quality education (SDG 4)?
Learning only how to nap
Teachers giving free ice cream instead of lessons
Free and fair education for all
Only teaching math and no other subjects
How can we help people with disabilities?
Ignoring their needs
Keeping them at home
Making public places more accessible
Not giving them jobs
What does 'accessible' mean?
Very old
Only for rich people
Easy for everyone to use
Too expensive
How can education (SDG 4) help reduce inequality?
By stopping people from learning
By making schools smaller
By giving people more opportunities
By keeping people at home
Which of these is an example of inequality?
Everyone gets the same education
Some people earn much less money for the same job
People have equal rights
All children go to school
Which of these is an example of economic inequality?
All workers have benefits
Everyone gets a fair salary
Some workers earn very little money for the same job
All jobs pay the same amount
What is an example of a fair job?
A job where only cats are hired
A job where workers do nothing all day
A job that pays workers properly
A job that only pays with high fives
What is a refugee?
A person who works in a bank
A person who loves traveling
A person who sells food
A person who leaves their country for safety
Which of these helps good health and well-being (SDG 3)?
Drinking 10 cups of coffee a day
Watching TV for 12 hours straight
Only eating candy
Exercising and eating healthy
What does ‘fair trade’ mean?
Paying workers properly for their products
Swapping your homework for chocolate
Trading a banana for a spaceship
Only buying things with gold coins
What does 'inclusive' mean?
Helping only some people
Including everyone
Leaving people out
Ignoring different cultures
What does 'wealth' mean?
Being famous
Having money and resources
Hating work
Spending all your money
Why is reducing inequality important?
It makes some people richer
It stops people from traveling
It helps only one country
It creates a fairer world
How can governments reduce economic inequality?
By creating fair wages
By closing schools
By only helping rich people
By stopping public transport
What is one way to make the world more equal?
Letting only robots vote
Giving everyone the same opportunities
Making everyone wear the same socks
Only helping people with cool hats
Why is reducing inequality good for the economy?
It closes businesses
It stops people from working
It helps more people contribute to society
It makes rich people richer
Which of these is an example of digital inequality?
Every school has free Wi-Fi
All children have computers
Everyone uses the internet
Some people do not have internet access
Which of these is an example of equal rights?
Only young people can travel
Only men can work
Only rich people can go to school
Everyone has the right to vote
What does 'human rights' mean?
The right to watch TV
The right to eat fast food
The basic rights and freedoms for all people
The right to have a pet
What is one way to support people from different backgrounds?
Not allowing different traditions
Respecting and including them
Ignoring their culture
Only talking to similar people
What is one way to reduce discrimination?
Not letting people work
Judging people by their looks
Ignoring human rights
Treating all people with respect
What is discrimination?
Helping people find jobs
Learning new skills
Treating people unfairly because of their differences
Treating everyone with respect
Which of these is an example of innovation?
Using only carrier pigeons for messages
Inventing a faster way to travel
Stopping all new inventions
Building houses out of spaghetti
How can fair wages help reduce inequality?
By stopping people from working
By giving workers enough money to live
By only paying rich people
By making workers work longer hours
What does 'equal pay' mean?
Men and women earning the same for the same job
Men earning more than women
Only young people getting good salaries
Only bosses earning money
What is 'social justice'?
Rich people paying fewer taxes
Stopping people from voting
Only helping one group
Fairness for all people
What does inequality mean?
When all houses look the same
When people eat the same food
When some people have fewer opportunities
When everyone is treated fairly
Which of these is an example of reducing inequality?
Charging extra for healthcare
Only letting some people go to school
Providing free education for all children
Closing schools in poor areas
Which of these is an example of social inequality?
People can work in any job
All children get free books
Everyone has healthcare
Some children can't go to school
Why should everyone have access to healthcare?
To make hospitals richer
To stop doctors from working
To help only young people
To help people stay healthy