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Football and Fair Trade Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where are over 14 million footballs made each year?

a)

Germany

b)

England

c)

Pakistan

d)

Brazil

2.

How many pieces is a football made up of?

a)

25 hexagons and 10 pentagons

b)

15 hexagons and 15 pentagons

c)

20 hexagons and 12 pentagons

d)

10 hexagons and 10 pentagons

3.

What is the traditional method of stitching footballs?

a)

Machine stitched

b)

Hand stitched

c)

Thermally bonded

d)

No stitching at all

4.

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

a)

2000

b)

1990

c)

1996

d)

2010

5.

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

a)

To expand the factories

b)

To buy new machinery

c)

To increase the salary of the workers

d)

To fund community projects

6.

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

a)

Expanding the business internationally

b)

Building new factories

c)

Providing safe and clean water

d)

Importing raw materials

7.

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

a)

Access to clean water and eye tests

b)

Free transportation to work

c)

Free footballs and jerseys

d)

Discounted shopping vouchers

8.

What is the main aim of Fairtrade for football workers?

a)

To promote child labor

b)

To provide decent wages and good working conditions

c)

To increase working hours

d)

To reduce the number of footballs produced

9.

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

a)

Expensive gifts for the management

b)

Luxury items for the workers

c)

New uniforms for the workers

d)

Books and school bags for children

10.

What is the significance of Fairtrade in the football industry?

a)

To promote child labor in factories

b)

To reduce the quality of footballs

c)

To increase the cost of footballs

d)

To ensure fair wages and tackle poverty