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Violence and Abuse Prevention

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Define abuse.

a)

Complimenting a person

b)

Any act or series of acts resulting in harm, potential harm, or threat of harm to a person

c)

Actions that do not cause physical injuries

d)

Death caused by injuring oneself with the intent to die

2.

What are the four common types of child abuse and neglect?

a)

Physical, cultural, sexual, and emotional

b)

Physical, sexual, emotional, and neglect

c)

Physical, financial, sexual, and emotional

d)

Cultura, financial, sexual, and neglect

3.

What is physical abuse?

a)

Sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else

b)

A way to control another person by using emotions to criticize, embarrass, shame, blame, or otherwise manipulate another person

c)

Th intentional use of physical force that can result in a physical injury or trauma

d)

The ongoing failure to meet a child's basic need

4.

Which of the three listed are considered characteristics of physical abuse?

a)

Bruises, afraid to go home, doing well academically

b)

Broken arm, fearful of other adults, cuts

c)

Doing well academically, social butterfly, actively participates in sports

d)

Child left hungry, no proper clothing, access to an education

5.

How can we prevent child abuse and neglect?

a)

strengthen economic support to families, change social norms to support parents, provide quality care and education early in life

b)

Volunteer, donate, take positive action in your own commmunity, attend demonstrations

c)

Enhance parenting skills, provide quality care and education early in life, harness the power of social media, open more detention facilities

d)

Provide quality care, create safe and nurturing environments, connect youth to caring adults and activites, provide foster care option

6.

Which of the following are effects of child abuse and neglect?

a)

Academic achievement, stuggle with developing and maintaining friendships, trust with authority figures, blaming themselves for the abuse

b)

Academic achievement, successful futures, trusting of authority figures

c)

Traumatic stress reactions, stuggle with developing and maintaining friendships, trust with with authority figures

d)

Aggressive behavior, depression, social butterfly, normal fight or flight reactions

7.

Define sexual violence.

a)

A way to control another person by uisng emotions to criticize, embarrass, shame, blame, or otherwise manipulate another person

b)

Actions that cause physical injuries, such as threates, intimidation, or throwing objects

c)

The ongoging failure to meet a child's basic needs

d)

Refers to sexual activity when activity is not obtained or not given freely

8.

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

a)

Rape

b)

Contact Sexual Assault

c)

Incest

d)

Human trafficking

9.

How can we prevent sexual violence?

a)

Teach skills to prevent sexual violence, provide opportunities to empower and support girls and women, create protective envioronments, support victims/survivors to lessen harm

b)

Provide quality education early in life, strengthen youth skills, create protective community environments, connect your to caring adults and activities

c)

Strengthen economic support to famillies, provide quality care and education, enhance parenting skills

d)

None of the above

10.

Which of the following are not vulnerable to sex trafficking?

a)

Individuals who have experienced childhood abuse or neglect

b)

Children or youth involved in the foster care and juvenile systems

c)

Children or youth from upper class families

d)

LGBTQ individuals

11.

What are signs that someone may be experiencing trafficking?

a)

Frequent treatment for STI's, protects person who hurt them, soial butterfly, academic success

b)

Physical and sexual abuse, academic success, wears inappropriate clothing for the weather, multiple people in cramped living space

c)

Frequent treatment of STI's, physical and sexual abuse, protects person who hurt them, unaware of current date, location, or time

d)

Uses positive language rather than negative language, has a sense of humor, kind, smiles often

12.

What is human trafficking?

a)

The process of trapping people through the use of violence, deception or coercion and exploiting them for financial or personal gain

b)

An injury deliberately inflicted upon a child by any person, including adults

c)

The failure to meet a child's basic needs

d)

Behaviors that harm a child's self-worth or emotional well being

13.

Which of the following is a service for reporting abuse?

a)

National Human Trafficking Resource Center

b)

1-800-273-TALK

c)

DFACS (Department of Children and Family Services)

d)

All of the above