Appropriate Touching Quiz

What does personal boundaries mean?

• Physical barriers between individuals

• A type of personal space suit

• A method of self-defense

• Limits and rules set for oneself in relationships

Why is it important to respect personal boundaries?

• To make others feel uncomfortable

• To show dominance and power

• To control other people's actions

• To maintain trust, safety, and respect in relationships.

What does consent mean?

• Giving permission or agreement for something to happen

• Forcing someone to do something against their will

• Ignoring someone's feelings and desires

• Asking for forgiveness after doing something without permission

How can you ask for consent before giving a hug?

• Can I give you a hug?

• I'm going to hug you now, okay?

• Can I shake your hand?

• Do you want a hug?

What are examples of safe touches?

• Punch in the face

• Handshake, high five, pat on the back

• Tight hug without consent

• Slap on the hand

What should you do if someone tries to touch you in a way that makes you uncomfortable?

• Laugh it off

• Tell a trusted adult

• Pretend nothing happened

• Keep it a secret

How can you respect others' personal space?

• By maintaining a comfortable distance and asking for permission before entering their personal space.

• By touching them without their consent

• By invading their personal space without asking

• By standing too close to them

Why is it important to ask for permission before entering someone's personal space?

• To assert dominance

• To invade their privacy

• To show respect and make the other person feel comfortable.

• To make them feel uncomfortable

Who can you talk to if you feel unsafe or uncomfortable?

• Keep it to yourself and don't tell anyone

• A friend who is the same age

• A stranger on the street

• A trusted adult such as a parent, teacher, or counselor

Why is it important to have trusted adults in your life?

• Trusted adults are always too busy to listen to children

• Trusted adults are not necessary in a child's life

• Trusted adults provide support, guidance, and protection for children.

• Trusted adults provide candy and gifts to children