6. Saudi Arabia 7. Russia 8. South Africa 9. Madagascar 10. The United Kingdom 11. United States 12. Australia 13. Chile 14. Brazil Can you do research and think of other countries with large stateless populations? Name them and mark them on the map! Question 8 – Discrimination We have learnt a lot about discrimination. Which of the below, is an example of discrimination? 1. My school friend’s father gave him a really nice present on his birthday. It was a really cool magic set. But on my birthday, he didn’t give me a present. 2. We had our sports meet the other day. There were separate races for girls and boys. The girls and boys did not race each other. 3. We had a test today in class. It was very unfair. I hadn’t studied and so I didn’t know any of the answers. My friend had studied and she did very well. 4. One of my classmates is disabled. He can’t walk, he has a wheelchair. We went on a class trip recently, and he couldn’t join us, because the bus we went in had really small doors which couldn’t fit his wheelchair. Question 9 – Birth Registration You are asked to design a new birth certificate, to include the most important information that is needed to figure out what nationality the baby should have. Which two items from the below list, must you include? 1. 2. 3. 4. The place in which the baby was born The number one song, the day the baby was born The identities of the baby’s parents The colour of the baby’s hair Question 10 – Nationality Which of these documents is proof that you have a nationality? 1. 2. 3. 4. Your passport Your bus ticket Your school library card Your birth certificate Well done! You’ve finished the quiz! Now you can quiz someone else? And remember to check the time. How many children have been born stateless while you answered these questions? 55