#1
Which of the following is NOT a common grooming tactic used by child sexual abusers?
Offering gifts or money to the child
Building trust and emotional connection with the child
Encouraging the child to report any suspicious behavior
Isolating the child from friends and family
#2
What is the most common age group for child sexual abuse victims?
Infants and toddlers
School-aged children
Teenagers
Adults
#3
Which of the following is NOT a common sign that a child may be experiencing sexual abuse?
Nightmares or sleep disturbances
Increased interest in school and extracurricular activities
Unexplained injuries or bruises
Regression to earlier behaviors (e.g., bedwetting)
#4
What is the first step a person should take if they suspect a child is being sexually abused?
Confront the suspected abuser
Report the suspicions to the appropriate authorities
Keep the suspicions to themselves
Ignore the signs and hope the situation resolves on its own
#5
Which of the following is NOT a common perpetrator of child sexual abuse?
Family members
Teachers
Strangers
Law enforcement officers
#6
What is the role of mandated reporters in preventing child sexual abuse?
To keep suspicions of abuse to themselves
To report suspected abuse to the appropriate authorities
To confront the suspected abuser directly
To dismiss any signs of abuse as normal behavior
#7
Which of the following is a potential long-term consequence of child sexual abuse?
Increased self-esteem
Healthy relationships
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Improved academic performance
#8
What percentage of child sexual abuse cases involve perpetrators known to the child or family?
Less than 10%
Around 25%
Approximately 50%
Over 90%
#9
Which of the following is a common barrier to disclosing child sexual abuse?
Fear of not being believed
Trust in authority figures
Open communication with caregivers
Clear understanding of appropriate boundaries
#10
What is the primary goal of therapy for child sexual abuse survivors?
To erase memories of the abuse
To empower the survivor and promote healing
To punish the perpetrator
To blame the survivor for the abuse
#11
Which of the following is an example of a boundary violation that could lead to child sexual abuse?
A coach offering praise and encouragement to a child athlete
A teacher maintaining appropriate physical distance from students
A babysitter asking a child to keep a secret from their parents
A family member respecting a child's personal space
#12
What is the role of bystander intervention in preventing child sexual abuse?
To ignore suspicious behavior to avoid getting involved
To intervene and disrupt situations where abuse may occur
To blame the victim for not preventing the abuse
To support and protect the perpetrator
#13
Which of the following is an effective strategy for preventing child sexual abuse?
Teaching children to always obey adults without question
Encouraging children to keep secrets from their parents
Educating children about body autonomy and boundaries
Minimizing discussions about personal safety
#14
Which of the following is an example of a community-based prevention approach for child sexual abuse?
Ignoring reports of suspected abuse to avoid causing trouble
Educating adults on recognizing and responding to signs of abuse
Blaming survivors for not preventing their own abuse
Promoting secrecy and silence surrounding the topic
#15
Which of the following is an example of a protective factor against child sexual abuse?
Lack of parental involvement
Access to supportive adults and resources
Isolation from peers and community
Exposure to explicit or sexualized media
#16
Which of the following is a potential consequence of failing to address child sexual abuse within a community?
Increased trust and safety for children
Long-lasting trauma and harm to survivors
Promotion of healthy relationships and boundaries
Improved mental health outcomes for all individuals
#17
What is the importance of ongoing education and training for adults in preventing child sexual abuse?
To reinforce harmful myths and misconceptions about abuse
To equip adults with updated knowledge and skills to protect children
To discourage adults from reporting suspected abuse
To prioritize the protection of potential perpetrators