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Down Syndrome Awarness

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Down Syndrome Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge on Down Syndrome and raise awareness about this condition. This quiz will challenge you with questions on its history, characteristics, and common misconceptions.

Learn interesting facts about Down Syndrome
Challenge your understanding of myths vs. facts
Support awareness efforts

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by UnderstandingHeart52

Who is the condition Down (often referred to as Down's) Syndrome named after?

John Langdon Down

Billy Down

Angela Down

How many types of Down Syndrome are there?

One

Three

Five

What is the estimated number of people who have Down Syndrome in Scotland?

10,000

1000

4,500

People with Down Syndrome are unable to read or write. Myth or Fact?

Myth

Fact

What causes Down Syndrome?

A partially or fully copied chromosome

A missing chromosome

Double chromosomes

Down Syndrome is more common in males than females. Myth or Fact?

Myth

Fact

What is the oldest a person is known to have lived with Down Syndrome?

People who have Down Syndrome are always happy. Myth or Fact?

Myth

Fact

People who have Down Syndrome are more likely to have other conditions or become unwell. Myth or Fact?

Myth

Fact

What are common physical traits of Down Syndrome?

A Small Chin, Flat Nasal Bridge

Poor Muscle Tone, Slanted Eyes

Small Mouth/Protruding Tongue, Short Neck

All of the Above

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