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Quiz on Human Trafficking Awareness

Total questions: 137

Worksheet time: 6hrs 51mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is human trafficking?

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2.

What is the main goal of human trafficking?

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3.

Who are the most at-risk groups that fall victim to human trafficking?

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4.

What factors contribute to human trafficking?

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5.

How does human trafficking differ from kidnapping?

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6.

How does human trafficking differ from kidnapping?

a)

Human trafficking seeks to exploit and involves complex procedures.

b)

Kidnapping is simply taking someone without their consent.

7.

What date is observed as the International Day Against Human Trafficking?

a)

July 30

b)

June 5

8.

What date is observed as the Day Against Human Trafficking in Thailand?

a)

June 5

b)

July 30

9.

Which organization established the International Day Against Human Trafficking?

a)

United Nations (UN)

b)

World Health Organization (WHO)

10.

What is the reason for establishing the International Day Against Human Trafficking?

a)

To raise awareness and promote cooperation in combating human trafficking worldwide.

b)

To celebrate human rights.

11.

What is the symbol color for the International Day Against Human Trafficking?

a)

Blue (Blue Heart Campaign)

b)

Red

12.

What impacts might victims of human trafficking experience?

a)

Sexual abuse, physical and mental abuse, and social isolation.

b)

Financial gain.

13.

How does human trafficking affect the economy?

a)

It creates a shadow economy, reduces labor quality, and undermines social development.

b)

It boosts economic growth.

14.

How does human trafficking affect the economy?

a)

Creates a shadow economy

b)

Improves labor quality

c)

Enhances social development

15.

How does human trafficking impact human rights?

a)

Violates basic human rights

b)

Enhances freedom

c)

Promotes dignity

16.

How does human trafficking affect children?

a)

Children are deprived of education

b)

Children are protected

c)

Children are empowered

17.

What is a common misconception about human trafficking victims?

a)

Victims are willing participants

b)

Victims are forced

c)

Victims are unaware

18.

What is the main agency in Thailand responsible for combating human trafficking?

a)

Ministry of Social Development and Human Security

b)

Ministry of Education

c)

Ministry of Health

19.

What international organizations work on human trafficking?

a)

UNODC

b)

IOM

c)

UNICEF

d)

INTERPOL

20.

When was the Thai Anti-Human Trafficking Act enacted?

a)

2008

b)

2010

c)

2012

21.

What is the hotline number for reporting human trafficking in Thailand?

a)

1300

b)

1400

c)

1500

22.

Fill in the blank: The knowledge about human trafficking is (a)   .

23.

When was Thailand's anti-human trafficking law enacted?

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24.

What is the hotline number to report human trafficking in Thailand?

4 lines
25.

Why is it important to educate about human trafficking in schools?

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26.

How can the general public participate in combating human trafficking?

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27.

How can social media help combat human trafficking?

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28.

What is the role of churches/religions in combating human trafficking?

4 lines
29.

How can youth help combat human trafficking?

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30.

Why is combating human trafficking everyone's responsibility?

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31.

Why is the fight against human trafficking everyone's responsibility?

a)

Because everyone can be part of stopping human rights violations

b)

Because it is a legal obligation

c)

Because it is a social issue

d)

Because it is a government initiative

32.

Why is World Anti-Human Trafficking Day important globally?

a)

Because human trafficking is a borderless problem that needs to be addressed together

b)

Because it raises awareness

c)

Because it is a day of celebration

d)

Because it is a government initiative

33.

How does education help reduce human trafficking?

a)

It makes people aware of their rights and prevents them from becoming victims

b)

It provides job opportunities

c)

It raises awareness about the issue

d)

It is a legal requirement

34.

What are the penalties for human trafficking offenders in Thailand?

a)

Maximum imprisonment for life and a fine of up to 1 million baht (depending on the case)

b)

Community service

c)

Fines only

d)

No penalties

35.

What are the trends of human trafficking in the digital age?

a)

Deception through the internet, social platforms, and the dark web

b)

Increased awareness

c)

Government intervention

d)

Decreased incidents

36.

Who needs to collaborate to solve the problem of human trafficking?

a)

From the government, private sector, citizens, and international organizations

b)

Only the government

c)

Only NGOs

d)

Only citizens

37.

How many people are estimated to be in slavery today?

a)

Around 40 million

b)

10 million

c)

4 million

d)

4000

38.

Of those in slavery today, what proportion are thought to be children?

a)

All

b)

Half

c)

A quarter

d)

10%

39.

How many slaves are thought to be in the UK alone?

a)

136,000

b)

15,000

c)

1500

d)

700

40.

Human trafficking is the fastest growing global crime - true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

41.

What proportion of people working in the red light district in Amsterdam have been trafficked?

a)

90%

b)

80%

c)

50%

d)

None

42.

2 people were recently jailed for forcing Vietnamese children to work in a nail bar in Bath - true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Which of these is NOT a potential sign that someone is working in slave conditions?

a)

They are overly chatty

b)

They avoid eye contact when they serve you

c)

The prices charged for the service seem too good to be true

d)

The manager takes payment rather than them

44.

Which of these situations is NOT likely to be a situation where people are working as slaves?

a)

A nail bar

b)

A manual car wash

c)

A cannabis dealer

d)

A charity shop

45.

What should you do if you suspect that you have just spotted one of the signs that slavery is going on?

a)

Ask to speak to the manager and tackle it with them

b)

Ask the person then and there if they are a slave

c)

Report your suspicions to the modern day slavery helpline, even if you think it might be a false alarm

d)

Do nothing in case it ends up causing complications

46.

Which of these is NOT a charity working against modern day slavery?

a)

Justice and Care

b)

Unseen

c)

Amnesty International

d)

The Peggy Dodd Centre

47.

Of those in slavery today, what proportion are thought to be children

a)

All

b)

Half

c)

A quarter

d)

10%

48.

How many people are estimated to be in slavery today?

a)

Around 40 million

b)

10 million

c)

4 million

d)

4000

49.

Of those in slavery today, what proportion are thought to be children?

a)

All

b)

Half

c)

A quarter

d)

10%

50.

How many slaves are thought to be in the UK alone?

a)

136,000

b)

15,000

c)

1500

d)

700

51.

Of those in slavery today, what proportion are thought to be children?

a)

All

b)

Half

c)

A quarter

d)

10%

52.

How many slaves are thought to be in the UK alone?

a)

136,000

b)

15,000

c)

1500

d)

700

53.

Human trafficking is the fastest growing global crime - true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

54.

How many slaves are thought to be in the UK alone?

a)

136,000

b)

15,000

c)

1500

d)

700

55.

How many people are estimated to be in slavery today?

a)

Around 40 million

b)

10 million

c)

4 million

d)

4000

56.

Of those in slavery today, what proportion are thought to be children?

a)

All

b)

Half

c)

A quarter

d)

10%

57.

How many slaves are thought to be in the UK alone?

a)

136,000

b)

15,000

c)

1500

d)

700

58.

Human trafficking is the fastest growing global crime - true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

59.

What proportion of people working in the red light district in Amsterdam have been trafficked?

a)

90%

b)

80%

c)

50%

d)

None

60.

2 people were recently jailed for forcing Vietnamese children to work in a nail bar in Bath - true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

61.

Which of these is NOT a potential sign that someone is working in slave conditions?

a)

They are overly chatty

b)

They avoid eye contact when they serve you

c)

The prices charged for the service seem too good to be true

d)

The manager takes payment rather than them

62.

Which of these situations is NOT likely to be a situation where people are working as slaves?

a)

A nail bar

b)

A manual car wash

c)

A cannabis dealer

d)

A charity shop

63.

What should you do if you suspect that you have just spotted one of the signs that slavery is going on?

a)

Ask to speak to the manager and tackle it with them

b)

Ask the person then and there if they are a slave

c)

Report your suspicions to the modern day slavery helpline, even if you think it might be a false alarm

d)

Do nothing in case it ends up causing complications

64.

Which of these is NOT a charity working against modern day slavery?

a)

Justice and Care

b)

Unseen

c)

Amnesty International

d)

The Peggy Dodd Centre

65.

Of those in slavery today, what proportion are thought to be children

a)

All

b)

Half

c)

A quarter

d)

10%

66.

What country is statistically known to Human Traffick the most

a)

Wakanda

b)

China

c)

United States

d)

India

67.

(Check all that apply) Freedom Network USA...

a)

Provides services for Human Trafficking survivors

b)

Promote policies that address the root causes of trafficking

c)

Offers training for those interested in helping prevent trafficking

d)

Is a new baseball team

68.

Human Trafficking is only susceptible to women and young girls.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

IDK

69.

(Check all that apply) Types of Trafficking include...

a)

Labor Trafficking

b)

Traffic Scott

c)

Sex Trafficking

d)

The Traffic that makes me late to class.

70.

How many people are victims of Human Trafficking

a)

No more than 3

b)

10 Quadrillion

c)

20.9 Million

d)

No one because this world is great :)

71.

Do you believe sex trafficking affects the area you live in?

a)

Yes, Strongly

b)

Yes, Partially

c)

No

d)

IDK

72.

What do you believe could be done to prevent human trafficking in the future?

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73.

Spell Human Trafficking

(a)  

74.

1+2+3+4+5*2-8*0

a)

30

b)

12

c)

0

d)

I dont like math

75.

Are you awesome

a)

No

b)

No

c)

Yes

d)

No

76.

Trafficked people are only from other countries.

a)

True

b)

False

77.

A person can be trafficked and never leave one place.

a)

True

b)

False

78.

Trafficking victims can come from any socioeconomic status.

a)

True

b)

False

79.

Trafficking requires physical force.

a)

True

b)

False

80.

Victims of trafficking will immediately ask for help.

a)

True

b)

False

81.

Sex trafficking is the only form of trafficking.

a)

True

b)

False

82.

Trafficking only occurs in sketchy places.

a)

True

b)

False

83.

Human trafficking is primarily limited to poor countries

a)

True

b)

False

84.

Human trafficking for sexual exploitation is reported more frequently than human trafficking for forced labor

a)

True

b)

False

85.

The only way of addressing human trafficking is to get rid of the markets that draw the traffickers

a)

False

b)

True

86.

A smuggled migrant and a person that has been trafficked are both victims

a)

True

b)

False

87.

If the victim of human trafficking gives consent to the trafficker, she or he is no longer a victim of trafficking

a)

False

b)

True

88.

Armed conflict can increase the likelihood of human trafficking

a)

True

b)

False

89.

The vast majority of identified trafficking victims come from North America

a)

True

b)

False

90.

Traffickers prey on the vulnerabilities of their victims, such as being poor, discriminated against, or living in a conflict zone

a)

True

b)

False

91.

Trafficking is known to be as equally as harmful to women and girls as it is to men and boys

a)

True

b)

False

92.

Traffickers use the Internet to recruit victims and accomplices

a)

True

b)

False

93.

What countries does NOT use child soldiers?

a)

Sudan

b)

Afghanistan

c)

Iran

d)

Mali

94.

It is estimated that the most expensive human organ is:

a)

Heart

b)

Lungs

c)

Kidneys

d)

Liver

95.

Who has the biggest share of male human trafficking victims?

a)

West Africa

b)

Central America

c)

Central Asia

d)

West Europe

96.

People don’t necessarily have to be transported across borders for trafficking to take place.

a)

True

b)

False

97.

Which organization is from India?

a)

Polaris Project

b)

The Empower Foundation

c)

Prajwala

d)

COSA

98.

How much does human trafficking bring to global profits for a year?

a)

$ 100 billion

b)

$ 200 billion

c)

$ 250 billion

d)

$ 150 billion

99.

Forcing others to undertake criminal activities is a lucrative and a low-risk enterprise for traffickers.

a)

True

b)

False

100.

What percent of human trafficking is Sex Trafficking?

a)

45%

b)

65%

c)

80%

d)

95%

101.

In which subregion begging is the most popular form of exploitation?

a)

North Africa

b)

Middle East

c)

West Africa

d)

South Asia

102.

Smuggling must contain an element of force, fraud or coercion.

a)

True

b)

False

103.

It is estimated that there are as many as ____ people who are victims of human trafficking.

a)

21 million

b)

10 million

c)

30 million

d)

400 million

104.

Sex trafficking involves the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for the purpose of a commercial sex act induced by ____.

a)

Fraud

b)

coercion

c)

someone under the age of 18

d)

all the other answers

105.

Which of the following is not a common way victims of human trafficking is to _____.

a)

insist they pay an impending debt

b)

purchase fraudulent travel documents

c)

pay inflated living expenses

d)

take them to court

106.

It is believed that there are ______ slaves now than in any time in history.

a)

More

b)

Less

c)

The same

d)

three times as much

107.

Which of the following is not recognized as a factor that contributes to human trafficking?

a)

Free trade

b)

Political instability

c)

Culture

d)

Poverty

e)

All the other answers

108.

How many stages are there in human trafficking?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

e)

8

109.

Which of the following is not listed as an element used to control victims

a)

Fear

b)

Force

c)

Fraud

d)

Coercion

110.

Which of the following is not a visual indicators for victims of human trafficking

a)

emotional distress

b)

gaze aversion

c)

cowering

d)

the presence of chaperones

e)

All are visual indicators of human trafficking

111.

Which of the following is not an indicator of human trafficking

a)

migration

b)

magnitude

c)

recruitment

d)

intent

e)

force

112.

Which of the following is not an agency that would normally collaborate on a Human Trafficking investigation

a)

FBI

b)

Department of Defense

c)

ICE

d)

DOJ

113.

Which of the following is not one of three different levels in the VTVPA approach to combat human trafficking

a)

Prevention

b)

Protection

c)

Identify

d)

Prosecute

114.

The Trafficking Victims Protection Act does all the following except _____.

a)

Creates new laws that criminalize trafficking regarding slavery, involuntary servitude, peonage or forced labor

b)

Permits prosecution where victims service compelled by confiscation of documents such as passports or birth certificates

c)

Requires courts to order restitution and forfeiture of assets upon conviction

d)

Enables victims to seek witness protection and other types of protection

e)

All the other answers are correct

115.

The reauthorization act of 2005 shall seek the punishment of trafficking offenses committed by person employed by or accompanying the federal government outside the U.S... The person shall be punished according to the law in the foreign country.

a)

True

b)

False

116.

When the victim is a lawful temporary resident in the United States, he/she may not be granted authorization to work and be provided with an employment authorized endorsement or work permit.

a)

True

b)

False

117.

The Palermo Protocol considers a victim’s consent irrelevant meaning that any person who is abducted, deceived, forced, suffers other forms of coercion or initially agrees to be transported across borders shall be treated as a victim if he/she suffers any form of exploitation.

a)

True

b)

False

118.

Some victims may develop Stockholm syndrome feeling emotionally attached or sympathy for the trafficker and not believe they are victims.

a)

True

b)

False

119.

Human trafficking enforcers protect the business from other criminal gangs, from extortionists, and from police.

a)

True

b)

False

120.

According to Kelly and Regan (2000), there are varying degrees of victimization that can be viewed along a continuum.

a)

True

b)

False

121.

From a regional perspective, the Common Wealth of Independent States (which comprise of 12 countries formed after the collapse of the Soviet Union including Belarus, Moldova, the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan) serves as a prime location to recruit victims of trafficking followed by Asia

a)

True

b)

False

122.

In Asia, countries such as China and Thailand are considered main suppliers of trafficking victims.

a)

True

b)

False

123.

Use the article, "Humans For Sale," to answer questions 1-9.


The number of slaves in the world today implies that

a)

modern human trafficking is more important than historic slavery.

b)

historic abolition did nothing to create a more equal world

c)

America is the number 1 producer of slaves today.

d)

modern slavery is a significant problem, as was slavery in the 19th century.

124.

Select one piece of evidence that supports that modern slavery is a significant problem.

a)

Could it happen in America, the land of the free and home of the brave?

b)

It is estimated that there are nearly 31 million slaves in our world today.

c)

Human beings are also sold into forced labor.

d)

However, that doesn't mean that there is no one trying to solve this problem.

125.

Closely reread the 7th paragraph in the article which begins, "Although Isabel..." Which of the following statements summarizes the central idea of the paragraph?

a)

Slavery is a problem with no easy solutions because most governments do nothing to end it.

b)

A major hurdle to ending slavery is that governments have been unable to effectively prevent and stop it.

c)

The world of human trafficking can never be stopped due to its "underground" nature.

d)

Most women are never freed from their captors.

126.

Based on the information in the article, what has been the result of the efforts of anti-trafficking agencies?

a)

They have eliminated slavery.

b)

They have inspired girls to stand up to their captors.

c)

They have worked to get laws against trafficking passed, increasing the ability for convictions.

d)

They have raised awareness of the difficulties that surviving victims face when re-entering the world after slavery.

127.

Reread the following sentence from the article.


"For the next 18 years, she was a prisoner in a shelter at the back of their house."


Which sentence from the article reveals the condition of the shelter?

a)

But no one noticed the underage mother and her 2 daughters living in a squalor in the backyard.

b)

She was sexually assaulted daily and gave birth in the backyard to two daughters she raised alone.

c)

A car pulled up beside her, and she was kidnapped by Phillip and Nancy Garrido.

d)

Years later, they were finally discovered by a police officer concerned by two young girls with Phillip Garrido on the university campus one day.

128.

Reread the following quotation from the beginning of the article.


"You may choose to look the other way, but you can never again say that you did not know."

-William Wilberforce


How does this quotation contribute to the overall message of the article?

a)

It makes a case for prosecuting those who knowingly allow human trafficking.

b)

It begins the comparison of historic slavery to modern-day human trafficking.

c)

It initiates the idea of individuals making a contribution by fighting social injustices.

d)

It criticizes the fact that no government has been able to make a dent in stopping slavery.

129.

Which of the following statements speaks to the author's purpose in suggesting that human trafficking is an issue that individuals should respond to?

a)

There is little hope for those bound by shackles of slavery, and even worse, there are few people willing and ready to do anything about it.

b)

Today's slavery may not always be visible, but it infuses our world in such a way that we must all take action to stop it.

c)

Trafficked girls are taken and shipped off to other countries within hours.

d)

Though this story has a happy ending, most girls are never found.

130.

Select one piece of evidence to support this statement.


"Today's slavery may not always be visible, but it infuses our world in such a way that we must all take action to stop it."

a)

The cause of freedom is one we can all become a part of because injustice affects everyone.

b)

Some governments even struggle with corruption of those supposed to help.

c)

Although slavery may sound unrealistic, something that happens only in faraway war-torn nations, America is actually an international hub for a different kind of slave trade.

d)

However, that doesn't mean that there is no one trying to solve the problem.

131.

What does the table, along with the information in the article, reveal about human trafficking victims?

a)

It shows that slavery was never abolished and persists throughout the world today.

b)

It provides evidence of the article's assertion of an estimated 31 million slaves in the world.

c)

It provides evidence, supported by the article's anecdotes, that a majority of trafficking victims are young females.

d)

It supports the article's assertion that trafficking is a world-wide problem, with America being heavily involved.

132.

Use the article, "Zach Hunter: Being the Change, " to answer questions 10-15.


According to the article, "Zach Hunter:Being the Change," which statement best reflects the central idea of the article?

a)

Zach Hunter questions the emotions behind modern-day slavery.

b)

Media coverage has made it so that we are able to block out the suffering of others.

c)

Slavery is a world-wide problem that has never been able to be solved.

d)

Zach Hunter has used inspiration from historical activists and knowledge of injustice to make a tangible difference.

133.

What impact has the media had on tragedies of injustice?

a)

The media has enabled young people to know of these tragedies in order to make a difference.

b)

The media has hidden social injustices from the first world, making young people ignorant.

c)

The media has shaped the way that people respond to tragedies.

d)

The media has revealed the problems of the world, yet has offered no solutions that are practical to carry out.

134.

Which statement from the article is supported by this picture?

a)

"I know that the truth will set me free and I know what I believe and where I stand."

b)

He never questions the fight against modern-day slavery.

c)

Zach Hunter decided that it was his responsibility to reach down and lift others up from bondage.

d)

"We understand that it is not enough to talk, talk is cheap."

135.

Reread the following sentence from the article.


"Wherever waves the star-spangled banner there the bondman may be arrested and hurried back to the jaws of Slavery."


The choice of the phrase "jaws of Slavery" in this sentence suggests that

a)

slaves were kept behind bars.

b)

slavery was akin to a fierce animal such as a shark or alligator.

c)

slaves were held in captive from anything that might release them into freedom.

d)

the flag of the United States was synonymous with slavery.

136.

Which of the following statements from the article provides the best evidence that young people are able to make a major difference in social justice issues?

a)

He travels all over the country speaking to young people with a message about making a difference.

b)

Even though he was "just a kid,"personal heroes inspired him to move forward.

c)

"From ending slavery to caring fro orphans, many of the most innovative solutions are coming from teens and twenty-somethings."

d)

"I encourage people to find one cause they are passionate about and dedicate their lives to that."

137.

Closely reread this excerpt from the article.


"Injustice affects everyone, and the cause of freedom is one we can all join. Today's slavery may not always be visible, but it infuses our world in such a way that we all must take action to stop it."


How does this excerpt relate to human trafficking as it is presented from Zach Hunter's position?

a)

Zach Hunter's life has been affected by slavery first-hand.

b)

Hunter knew that action, not just emotions, were needed to make a difference and stop slavery.

c)

The excerpt reveals that slavery requires young people to be willing to go above and beyond to stop it.

d)

Victims of human trafficking are disappointed that more people aren't willing to take action to help.

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