Test: Sexual Abuse Awareness Quiz


Sexual Abuse Awareness QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on sexual abuse and promote awareness. por Ncfc Belize 1 What is the legal definition of sexual abuse? a Consensual sexual relationships. b Any unwanted sexual activity or behavior. c Sexual harassment in the workplace. d Physical assault without sexual intent. 2 Which age group is most vulnerable to sexual abuse? a Teenagers aged 16-19. b Elderly individuals. c Children and adolescents. d Adults aged 30-50. 3 What percentage of sexual abuse cases are reported? a 50%. b 90%. c Only about 30%. d 70%. 4 Which of the following is a common myth about sexual abuse? a Sexual abuse is always violent. b Abusers are usually strangers. c Only women can be victims. d Victims provoke the abuse. 5 What is a common effect of sexual abuse on victims? a Improved social skills. b Increased confidence. c Enhanced academic performance. d Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). 6 What is the primary goal of sexual abuse prevention programs? a To punish offenders. b To educate and empower individuals. c To promote legal action. d To provide counseling services. 7 Sexual abuse involves any unwanted sexual activity, where consent is not freely given or cannot be given. It can include: a Physical Acts b Coercion c Exploitation d All the above 8 What is a common barrier to reporting sexual abuse? a Desire for privacy. b Lack of evidence. c Support from family. d Fear of not being believed. 9 What role does consent play in sexual activity? a Consent is only needed for minors. b Consent is implied in relationships. c Consent can be assumed after a first date. d Consent must be given freely and can be revoked at any time. 10 Which of the following is NOT a type of sexual abuse? a Rape. b Child molestation. c Sexual exploitation. d Friendly flirting. 11 Types of Sexual Abuse: Choose one or more answers a Contact b Non-Contact c Exploitation d Human trafficking 12 A child in the classroom is behaving out of the ordinary, avoiding the gym sessions and can be heard talking about different sexual positions. What sign would this be classified under? a Behavioural b Physical c Emotional d All the above 13 Emotional and Psychological Effects: Choose one or more answers a PTSD, nightmares, and flashbacks b Voyeurism c Difficulty trusting others or forming relationships d Guilt, shame, or self-blame 14 Physical effects of sexual abuse include: Choose one or more answers a Injuries or chronic health issues b Increased risk of substance abuse c Long-term reproductive health problems. d Insomnia

1

What is the legal definition of sexual abuse?

a

Consensual sexual relationships.

b

Any unwanted sexual activity or behavior.

c

Sexual harassment in the workplace.

d

Physical assault without sexual intent.

2

Which age group is most vulnerable to sexual abuse?

a

Teenagers aged 16-19.

b

Elderly individuals.

c

Children and adolescents.

d

Adults aged 30-50.

3

What percentage of sexual abuse cases are reported?

a

50%.

b

90%.

c

Only about 30%.

d

70%.

4

Which of the following is a common myth about sexual abuse?

a

Sexual abuse is always violent.

b

Abusers are usually strangers.

c

Only women can be victims.

d

Victims provoke the abuse.

5

What is a common effect of sexual abuse on victims?

a

Improved social skills.

b

Increased confidence.

c

Enhanced academic performance.

d

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

6

What is the primary goal of sexual abuse prevention programs?

a

To punish offenders.

b

To educate and empower individuals.

c

To promote legal action.

d

To provide counseling services.

7

Sexual abuse involves any unwanted sexual activity, where consent is not freely given or cannot be given. It can include:

a

Physical Acts

b

Coercion

c

Exploitation

d

All the above

8

What is a common barrier to reporting sexual abuse?

a

Desire for privacy.

b

Lack of evidence.

c

Support from family.

d

Fear of not being believed.

9

What role does consent play in sexual activity?

a

Consent is only needed for minors.

b

Consent is implied in relationships.

c

Consent can be assumed after a first date.

d

Consent must be given freely and can be revoked at any time.

10

Which of the following is NOT a type of sexual abuse?

a

Rape.

b

Child molestation.

c

Sexual exploitation.

d

Friendly flirting.

11

Types of Sexual Abuse:

Choose one or more answers

a

Contact

b

Non-Contact

c

Exploitation

d

Human trafficking

12

A child in the classroom is behaving out of the ordinary, avoiding the gym sessions and can be heard talking about different sexual positions. What sign would this be classified under?

a

Behavioural

b

Physical

c

Emotional

d

All the above

13

Emotional and Psychological Effects:

Choose one or more answers

a

PTSD, nightmares, and flashbacks

b

Voyeurism

c

Difficulty trusting others or forming relationships

d

Guilt, shame, or self-blame

14

Physical effects of sexual abuse include:

Choose one or more answers

a

Injuries or chronic health issues

b

Increased risk of substance abuse

c

Long-term reproductive health problems.

d

Insomnia

Sexual Abuse Awareness Quiz

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Sexual Abuse Awareness QuizVersión en línea

por Ncfc Belize

What is the legal definition of sexual abuse?

Which age group is most vulnerable to sexual abuse?

What percentage of sexual abuse cases are reported?

Which of the following is a common myth about sexual abuse?

What is a common effect of sexual abuse on victims?

What is the primary goal of sexual abuse prevention programs?

Sexual abuse involves any unwanted sexual activity, where consent is not freely given or cannot be given. It can include:

What is a common barrier to reporting sexual abuse?

What role does consent play in sexual activity?

Which of the following is NOT a type of sexual abuse?

Types of Sexual Abuse:

Choose one or more answers

A child in the classroom is behaving out of the ordinary, avoiding the gym sessions and can be heard talking about different sexual positions. What sign would this be classified under?

Emotional and Psychological Effects:

Choose one or more answers

Physical effects of sexual abuse include:

Choose one or more answers