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Domestic and Sexual Violence Awareness Quiz
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Domestic and Sexual Violence Awareness Quiz

Where Do You Stand? Choose "true" or "false" in response to the following statements Stand to the LEFT of the screen if you think the statement is TRUE Stand to the RIGHT of the screen if you think the statement is FALSE Stand in the MIDDLE of the screen if you are UNSURE about the statement

Where Do You Stand? 1. Domestic violence affects only a small percentage of the population TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 2. Domestic violence occurs mostly in lower socioeconomic groups TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 3. Women are most often the victims rather than the perpetrators of domestic violence TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 4. Children who are abused often become abusers themselves TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 5. Alcohol and drug abuse cause violent behavior so staying sober, or with sober people, will prevent sexual or physical assaults TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 6. When there is domestic violence in a same-sex relationship, it's usually a "fair fight" (a fight between equals) TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 7. Batterers are hard to identify in public because they hide their behavior TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 8. Domestic abuse does not stop and may even intensify when a woman is pregnant TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 9. Children living in homes where domestic violence is present probably aren't affected emotionally unless the violence is targeted at them TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 10. Most sexual assaults occur between strangers TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 11. A person can be sexually assaulted by the person they are married to TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 12. Some people ask to be sexually assaulted by their behavior and/or dress TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 13. The rate of false reports of sexual assaults is the same as rates of false reports of any other major crime TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 14. Most sexual assault is spontaneous and happens when a man become so sexually aroused they are unable to stop themselves TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 15. Only young attractive women and girls are sexually assaulted TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 16. Men who sexually assault boys are gay. Therefore, gay men should not be allowed to be teachers, coaches, Boy-Scout leaders, etc. TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 17. Native women experience the highest rates of violent crimes – even more than Black males TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 18. Native men perpetrate the most violence against Native women TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? 19. Native women report more assaults and require more medical attention per assault TRUE (move to the left) UNSURE (stand in the middle) FALSE (move to the right)

Where Do You Stand? Thank you for participating!