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Safeguarding - Types of Abuse

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best describes emotional abuse in a care setting?

a)

Withholding food or medication

b)

Constant criticism, humiliation, or intimidation

c)

Forcing someone to hand over their bank card

2.

A resident often appears with unexplained bruises and flinches when staff approach. Which is the most likely indicator?

a)

Physical abuse

b)

Financial abuse

c)

Organisational abuse

3.

Which of the following is an example of discriminatory abuse?

a)

Ignoring a person’s dietary requirements

b)

Pressuring a vulnerable adult to hand over money

c)

Making racist or homophobic remarks towards a resident

4.

What does the term indicator mean in relation to abuse?

a)

A clue or piece of evidence that suggests abuse may be happening

b)

The feelings experienced by the victim of abuse

c)

A one-off mistake by a professional

5.

Which behaviour could suggest that a child is experiencing neglect?

a)

Wearing clean clothes every day

b)

Arriving to school well prepared and on time

c)

Appearing hungry, tired, and wearing unsuitable clothing for the weather

6.

Which safeguarding principle is about taking action before harm occurs?

a)

Prevention

b)

Protection

c)

Accountability

7.

A care assistant routinely makes all residents go to bed at 7pm regardless of their wishes. What type of abuse is this?

a)

Organisational abuse

b)

Physical abuse

c)

Financial abuse

8.

Which of the following best describes financial abuse?

a)

Not providing access to food, clothing, or warmth

b)

Restricting someone’s freedom of movement

c)

Misusing a vulnerable adult’s money or property without consent

9.

A student explains that safeguarding is important because it…

a)

Only protects children from harm

b)

Promotes safety, rights, and well-being for all vulnerable individuals

c)

Prevents professionals from making mistakes

10.

A young person becomes withdrawn, avoids eye contact, and refuses to go home. Which of the following is the most likely explanation?

a)

They are demonstrating typical teenage independence and mood changes

b)

They are struggling with academic workload and peer pressure only

c)

They may be experiencing abuse or neglect in the home environment