The consent quest!

Front

What does consent mean?

Back

Giving permission for something to happen

Front

If someone says “no” to sharing their toy, what should you do?

Back

Respect their choice

Front

Can consent be withdrawn after it has been given?

Back

Yes, at any time

Front

Which of the statement is an example of respecting consent?

Back

A) Asking before borrowing someone’s book and accepting a “no”
B) Borrowing a book without asking
C) Ignoring someone when they say “no”
D) Persuading someone to change their mind

Front

Why is it important to seek consent?

Back

A) It shows respect for others
B) It is legally required in many situations
C) It prevents misunderstandings
D) All of the above

Front

What should you do if someone hesitates when you ask for consent?

Back

A) Assume they mean “yes”
B) Pressure them until they agree
C) Wait for a clear “yes” or “no”
D) Ignore their hesitation

Front

Which of these actions does NOT require consent?

Back

A) Borrowing a friend’s phone.
B) Using public park equipment.
C) Sharing someone’s photo online.
D) Touching someone’s belongings.

Front

If your friend says “no” to a game idea, what should you do?

Back

A) Try to convince them.
B) Respect their decision and suggest another game.
C) Start playing anyway.
D) Tell others your friend is being unfair.

Front

What does “enthusiastic consent” mean?

Back

A) Saying “yes” without hesitation or pressure.
B) Saying “yes” reluctantly.
C) Saying “yes” because you feel you have to.
D) Agreeing even when unsure.

Front

Which of the following statements is true about consent?

Back

A) It’s okay to ignore someone’s “no” if it’s inconvenient for you.
B) Consent must be clearly and freely given.
C) Consent is not needed if you know the person well.
D) Once consent is given, it cannot be changed.