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Domestic Abuse Quiz

This quiz is designed to assess your knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse as part of personal development courses for adults. Please read each question carefully and select the best answer where applicable.

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  1. What is the primary definition of domestic abuse?

    • A. Physical harm caused during disagreements
    • B. Any form of controlling or aggressive behaviour within a domestic setting
    • C. Arguments and disputes that occur frequently
    • D. Financial disagreements between partners
    • E. Emotional upset during family gatherings

  2. Which of the following is NOT a common sign of domestic abuse?

    • A. Sudden changes in behaviour
    • B. Social withdrawal from friends and family
    • C. Regularly showing up late to work without explanation
    • D. Injuries that the individual cannot explain properly
    • E. A partner showing excessive concern for the individual’s whereabouts

  3. What percentage of domestic abuse cases involve female victims?

    • A. 25%
    • B. 50%
    • C. 75%
    • D. 90%
    • E. 15%

  4. Which of the following actions may be considered emotional abuse?

    • A. Verbal insults and belittling remarks
    • B. Providing financial support
    • C. Attending couple’s therapy together
    • D. Engaging in cooperative decision-making
    • E. Offering emotional support

  5. What should someone do if they suspect a friend is experiencing domestic abuse?

    • (This question does not have multiple-choice answers. Please elaborate.)
    • Answer:
      • It is important to approach the situation with sensitivity. Offer support without judgment, listen to their concerns, and encourage them to seek professional help or contact local support services. Always ensure that the individual knows they are not alone and that there are resources available to help them.

Please submit your answers for evaluation. Your responses will help in informing your understanding and awareness of domestic abuse and its implications.