Football and Fair Trade Quiz

Where are over 14 million footballs made each year?

• Germany

• England

• Pakistan

• Brazil

How many pieces is a football made up of?

• 25 hexagons and 10 pentagons

• 15 hexagons and 15 pentagons

• 20 hexagons and 12 pentagons

• 10 hexagons and 10 pentagons

What is the traditional method of stitching footballs?

• Machine stitched

• Hand stitched

• Thermally bonded

• No stitching at all

In which year was an agreement signed to stop the high rates of child labor in football production in Pakistan?

• 2000

• 1990

• 1996

• 2010

What is the Fairtrade premium used for in the football factories?

• To expand the factories

• To buy new machinery

• To increase the salary of the workers

• To fund community projects

What did the Fairtrade Premium Committee at Vision Technologies decide to invest in?

• Expanding the business internationally

• Building new factories

• Providing safe and clean water

• Importing raw materials

What benefits did the workers and their families receive from the Fairtrade premium?

• Access to clean water and eye tests

• Free transportation to work

• Free footballs and jerseys

• Discounted shopping vouchers

What is the main aim of Fairtrade for football workers?

• To promote child labor

• To provide decent wages and good working conditions

• To increase working hours

• To reduce the number of footballs produced

What did the Fairtrade premium committee at Vision Technologies spend money on to benefit the workers and their families?

• Expensive gifts for the management

• Luxury items for the workers

• New uniforms for the workers

• Books and school bags for children

What is the significance of Fairtrade in the football industry?

• To promote child labor in factories

• To reduce the quality of footballs

• To increase the cost of footballs

• To ensure fair wages and tackle poverty