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What are the answers to the 2nd examination of the "For Children's Smiles" contest?

Answers to the 2nd examination of the "For Children's Smiles" contest

Question 1. Disabled children enjoy all children's rights and the rights of persons with disabilities as prescribed by law; they are supported, cared for, and specially educated to rehabilitate, develop self-reliance abilities, and integrate into society. Which document contains this content?

A. Law on Children 2016

B. Law on Persons with Disabilities

C. Education Law 2019

Answer: A. Law on Children 2016

Question 2. Which of the following is not a right of a child according to the Law on Children?

A. The right to healthcare

B. The right to education

C. The right to own personal property

Answer: C. The right to own personal property

Question 3. Under the Law on Children, what is the age threshold for a person to be considered a child?

A. Under 16 years

B. Under 18 years

C. Under 15 years

Answer: B. Under 18 years

Question 4. Who was the first President of the Vietnam Association for Supporting Disabled Children?

A. Nguyen Tai Thu

B. Nguyen Quang Thai

C. Nguyen Quang The

Answer: A. Nguyen Tai Thu

Question 5. When did the United Nations General Assembly adopt the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities?

A. February 13, 2007

B. December 13, 2006

C. March 12, 2007

Answer: B. December 13, 2006

Note: The answers are for reference purposes only!

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What are the physical standards for children aged 5 in Vietnam?

Under Sub-item 1, Section 3 of the Development Standards for children aged 5 promulgated under Decision 4222/QD-BGDDT 2024, the physical standards for children aged 5 are as follows:

- Standard 1. Children possess physical strength to actively participate in activities.

+ Criterion 1. Maintain correct posture while standing, sitting, walking (without reminders);

+ Criterion 2. Regularly participate in physical activities.

- Standard 2. Children adapt to changes in physical activities and environments.

+ Criterion 3. Maintain strength during physical activities in changing environments;

+ Criterion 4. Easily engage in physical activities with new playgroups and new environments.

- Standard 3. Children have gross motor skills.

+ Criterion 5. Perform coordinated movements: walk up and down inclined surfaces, overcome obstacles; climb, move on movement models unsupported;

+ Criterion 6. Run 20 meters in 5-6 seconds;

+ Criterion 7. Collaborate with others to perform activities using equipment.

- Standard 4. Children have fine motor skills.

+ Criterion 8. Cut along straight and curved lines of shapes and paste shapes in correct positions;

+ Criterion 9. Perform self-service tasks without help.

- Standard 5. Children practice healthy eating and basic hygiene habits.

+ Criterion 10. Recognize different food types, nutrient groups, and their health benefits;

+ Criterion 11. Eat and drink adequately (balanced, varied, hygienic, healthy), avoiding allergenic foods;

+ Criterion 12. Maintain personal, utensil, and living environment hygiene.

- Standard 6. Children possess safety skills.

+ Criterion 13. Recognize and avoid unsafe activities;

+ Criterion 14. Identify dangerous situations and respond appropriately (stay away, call for help, inform others...);

+ Criterion 15. Recognize abnormal body signs and inform others (feelings of fatigue, pain, itching, nausea...).

What is the age of students entering 1st grade in Vietnam?

According to Article 33 of the Primary School Charter promulgated under Circular 28/2020/TT-BGDĐT, the age of students entering 1st grade is 6. However, the entry age can be higher than the regulatory age but not exceed 3 years for children in the following categories:

- Children with disabilities or slow physical or intellectual development.

- Children in particularly disadvantaged areas.

- Ethnic minority children, children who are orphans without support.

- Children returning from abroad, children of foreigners studying or working in Vietnam.