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Question 1 of 26

1. Question
1. By age 18, 1 in 10 children will experience sexual abuse.
- True
- False
Question 2 of 26

2. Question
2. Child sexual abuse occurs ONLY between an adult and a child.
- True
- False
Question 3 of 26

3. Question
3. Which of the following are sexual abuse behaviors? Choose only one option.
- Taking photos of campers while they are changing clothes.
- Showing campers pornographic photos or videos.
- Touching a camper in a sexualized manner.
- All of the above
Question 4 of 26

4. Question
4. Most child sexual abuse is committed by strangers.
- True
- False
Question 5 of 26

5. Question
5. Child sexual abuse can cause lifelong challenges in which of the following areas? Choose only one option.
- Intellectual/Academic
- Social/Emotional
- Medical
- All of the above
Question 6 of 26

6. Question
6. Which of the following jobs does NOT allow a sexual offender easy access and opportunity to abuse kids?
- Waiter/Food Server
- Coach
- Pediatrician
- Foster parent
Question 7 of 26

7. Question
7. Which of the following is usually considered a red flag behavior?
- Spending time alone with a camper in an isolated place
- Offering words of comfort to a camper who is crying or upset
- Helping a camper who is injured
Question 8 of 26

8. Question
8. Which of the following would be considered a Safe Touch at camp?
- Sitting in someone's lap
- Fist bumps
- Kissing
- Tickling
Question 9 of 26

9. Question
9. How might a camper communicate CONSENT to a discussion that a group of campers is having?
- Awkward silence
- Closed body language
- Lack of eye contact
- Relaxed body language
Question 10 of 26

10. Question
10. Which of the following is an appropriate response to a camper who attempts to report abuse?
- Tell them that whatever happened is probably their fault.
- Promise them you will not share this information with anyone.
- Reassure them that you will do whatever is needed to keep them safe.
- Tell them that you don’t believe them.
Question 11 of 26

11. Question
11. Which of the following are signs of potential abuse? Check all correct answers.
- Nightmares or bedwetting
- Easily trusting others and demonstrating the ability to form strong relationships
- Acts of self-harm or expressed thoughts about suicide
Question 12 of 26

12. Question
12. Which of the following is NOT an example of child sexual abuse?
- Showing a camper inappropriate photos
- Viewing a camper in the shower
- Patting a camper on the head or upper back
- Fondling a camper
Question 13 of 26

13. Question
13. What is grooming?
- Telling a camper to remember to brush their teeth
- When a camper bullies another camper
- When an adult or teen forms a ‘special relationship’ with a child/teen to allow for eventual sexual abuse
Question 14 of 26

14. Question
14. What is a reason a camper might NOT report abuse? Check all correct answers.
- Shame or worry that what happened is their fault
- Fear of not being believed
- Lack of words to describe what happened
- The camper has learned not to keep secrets
Question 15 of 26

15. Question
15. Who might abuse children in a camp setting?
- Strangers
- Other children
- Anyone
- None of the above
Question 16 of 26

16. Question
16. Which of the following behaviors are considered sexual harassment? Choose only one option.
- “Jokes” of a sexual nature
- Inappropriate or unwanted touching
- Sharing sexually suggestive or explicit images or videos
- Ongoing flirting, asking someone out, or requesting sexual acts when that person has expressed disinterest
- All of the above
Question 17 of 26

17. Question
17. If you observe a staff member walking with a camper to an area that is not visible, what should you do? Check all correct answers.
- Suggest to the staff member that they stay in the visible area.
- Ask a supervisor to address the issue.
- Do nothing if you think that staff member is a safe person.
Question 18 of 26

18. Question
18. Which of the following is NOT considered a grooming behavior?
- Requesting physical contact from campers such as hugs, massages, neck rubs.
- Asking campers who have wandered away to rejoin the group.
- Asking a camper to keep a secret.
- Sharing personal problems with campers rather than an adult coworker.
Question 19 of 26

19. Question
19. When are the most high-risk times for camper-on-camper abuse? Check all correct answers.
- During rest time
- During organized sports activity
- During bedtime
- None of the above
Question 20 of 26

20. Question
20. Why might a camper NOT tell a trusted adult when someone has touched them inappropriately? Choose only one option.
- They are confused by what happened.
- They are afraid no one will believe them.
- They feel ashamed, embarrassed, or scared.
- They don’t know what to say.
- All of the above
Question 21 of 26

21. Question
21. A 9-year-old camper, using explicit adult sexual language, asks you a question about sex. What do you do?
- Change the subject.
- Tell the camper to not use such language.
- Share this conversation with your supervisor or the camp’s child advocate team because the camper’s question might indicate a safety issue.
Question 22 of 26

22. Question
22. Which of the following might be a sign that a camper has been sexually abused? Choose only one option.
- Bedwetting
- Sudden changes in personal cleanliness (reduced or increased showering)
- Age-inappropriate knowledge about sex
- All of the above
Question 23 of 26

23. Question
23. What should you do if a camper discloses abuse to you?
- Reassure the camper that you will keep secret of what they are telling you.
- Say, “I am really glad you told me.”
- Ask the camper why they didn’t tell you right away.
- Tell the camper they are going to be in trouble.
Question 24 of 26

24. Question
24. If a person knows or suspects that a child is being abused, this must be reported by the camp to the designated state authorities.
- True
- False
Question 25 of 26

25. Question
25. What should you do if a camper discloses abuse that occurred prior to camp?
- Tell the camper to speak with their parents about the abuse
- Tell the camper not to worry about the abuse because it’s now in the past
- Report the information to your supervisor or the camp’s Child Advocate Team.
- Tell the camper to try to forget about what happened
Question 26 of 26

26. Question
26. I feel more confident in my ability to keep campers safe.
- Yes
- No

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