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Child Protection Training Test

20%

Section 1 - True/False
Sexual abuse can occur without touching.*
- True
- False
Abuse and neglect may negatively affect a child’s emotional and social development.*
- True
- False
Exposing a child to pornographic material is not considered abuse.*
- True
- False
Not only forced activity, but persuasion can be considered abusive.*
- True
- False
Victims of child abuse often suffer from fear, guilt and anger.*
- True
- False
“Child” is defined as anyone, unmarried under the age of 16.*
- True
- False
Sexual abuse may negatively effect a child for their entire lives*
- True
- False

Section 2 - Multiple Choice
Situational offenders are:*
- Opportunists
- Exhibitionists
- Chauvinistic
Molesters and child abusers are usually:*
- A respected member of the community, and known by the child
- Strangers in trench coats
- Over 50 years of age
Molesters can “groom” a child by:*
- Threatening the child
- Offering gifts or favors to gain the trust of the child
- Forcing the child to participate in sexual conduct
A molester tries to insure secrecy by:*
- Accepting responsibility for his actions
- Threats, bribery or blame
- Encouraging the child to discuss his fears with trusted friends
An offender often:*
- Notifies the church or camp that he has offended in the past
- Asks for accountability from peers for abusive behavior
- Seeks involvement in child related situations
Statistics indicate most molesters are:*
- Male
- Female
- Female Cousins

Section 3 - Multiple Choice
Which of the following behaviors is not a sign of possible abuse?*
- Fear of a certain person or family member
- Torn stained or bloody underwear
- Is a top athlete
Identify which action “does not” indicate a form of sexual abuse:*
- Allowing a child to view pornography
- Touching the chest, stomach, genital area, buttocks or upper legs
- Shoulder to shoulder hugs
You are the sponsor for a child that tells you that she has been forced to watch pornographic movies by an adult, should you report this?*
- Yes, immediately
- No, because suspected abuse did not occur at camp
- Sometimes, but only when you have concluded the child’s story is true
When reporting sexual abuse, you must report incidents even if you cannot confirm the report of abuse is true.*
- True
- False
- Only if you are reasonably sure it is true
Which of the following would not be considered a warning sign of a potential abuser?*
- Fear of a certain person or family member
- Adult who like to work with youth
- Adults who own children’s books, toys and games even though he/she has no children
When abuse is strongly suspected, a camp counselor should:*
- Interview everyone in the cabin
- Maintain the highest level of confidentially while reporting to the licensed camp operator
- Ignore your suspicions and don't get involved

Section 4 - Multiple Choice
Which location is most appropriate to meet a camper for counseling?*
- A semi-private area easily seen by others
- Alone in the church van
- Behind the worship center in the dark
Which example is not an example of a camper’s privacy?*
- Watching campers change clothes.
- Walking with a camper to the worship center
- Laying in the bed of a camper
When reporting sexual abuse at camp what is your responsibility?*
- Notify your Licensed Youth Camp Operator (Camp Manager)
- Get help even if you have to leave the camper in danger
- Investigate allegations
Which are inappropriate behaviors?*
- Wrestling and tickling
- Full frontal hugs or waist hugging
- All of the above
Close supervision by adults during all swim activities is:*
- Requested
- Mandatory
- A good idea
What is the purpose of this training?*
- Need to fill a time slot
- Safety and protection of our children, churches, and camp
- To discourage working with children and youth

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