by ggerhold
Understanding the realities and complexities of sexual assault is crucial for fostering a safe and supportive community. This quiz will challenge your knowledge on various aspects of sexual assault, including legal definitions, statistics, and prevention measures. Equip yourself with the information needed to make a difference. Let’s get started and see how much you know!
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Sexual Assault Awareness Quiz Questions Overview
1. What is the legal definition of sexual assault?
Unwanted physical contact of a sexual nature
Verbal harassment
Non-consensual sexual penetration
All of the above
2. Which age group is most at risk for sexual assault?
Under 12 years old
12-34 years old
35-49 years old
50 years and older
3. What percentage of sexual assaults are reported to the police?
10%
25%
33%
50%
4. Which of the following is a common myth about sexual assault?
Most sexual assaults are committed by strangers
Sexual assault can happen to anyone
Survivors often know their assailant
Sexual assault can occur without physical violence
5. What is consent?
Implied agreement
A clear and enthusiastic yes
Silence or lack of resistance
A one-time agreement
6. Which of the following is NOT a form of sexual harassment?
Unwanted sexual advances
Sexual jokes
Consensual flirting
Inappropriate touching
7. What should you do if someone tells you they have been sexually assaulted?
Tell them to forget about it
Blame them for what happened
Listen and support them
Ignore them
8. What is a common effect of sexual assault on survivors?
Increased self-esteem
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Improved relationships
Enhanced trust in others
9. Which organization provides support and resources for sexual assault survivors?
RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network)
PETA
Greenpeace
UNICEF
10. What is the purpose of a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)?
To provide legal advice
To conduct forensic exams and provide medical care
To offer psychological counseling
To investigate crimes
11. What is a common barrier to reporting sexual assault?
Fear of not being believed
Lack of evidence
Fear of retaliation
All of the above
12. How can bystanders help prevent sexual assault?
Ignoring suspicious behavior
Intervening safely
Encouraging harmful behavior
Staying silent
13. What is the impact of sexual assault on a survivor’s physical health?
No impact
Only psychological effects
Potential injuries and long-term health issues
Improved physical health
14. Which of the following is a sign that someone might be experiencing sexual assault?
Sudden changes in behavior
Increased social activity
Unexplained injuries
Both A and C
15. What is the first step in supporting a friend who has been sexually assaulted?
Blaming them for what happened
Listening without judgment
Telling them to move on
Ignoring their disclosure
16. What is the role of consent in sexual activity?
It is optional
It can be assumed
It must be clearly given
It is only required once
17. What legal protections exist for sexual assault survivors?
None
Limited protections
Comprehensive protections including the right to report and seek justice
Only in certain states
18. What is a common emotional response to sexual assault?
Joy
Anger
Indifference
Confusion
19. What is the role of education in preventing sexual assault?
It has no role
It can raise awareness and change behaviors
It only helps in schools
It is not effective
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