At a party a person passes out naked on a bed. Their friends take photos which they then share on social media. Is this legal?
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Yes, the person fell asleep so it’s OK
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Yes, as the pictures are only seen by their friends
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No, because the person is asleep. If they were awake it would be OK
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No. Anybody who photographs another person naked, without their permission, is breaking the law
Q.2.
Is it legal for you to take sexual images of yourself and to share them with your partner?
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No, because you are under 18
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No, because you have not given consent
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Yes, because you are consenting to do so
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Yes, it is up to you who you share them with
Q.3.
Body language can be a sign of consent or of non-consent. Pick the option which is most likely to be a sign of consent:
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Avoiding touch
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Direct eye contact
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Shaking head
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Pushing away
Q.4.
While in a relationship a couple send explicit pictures to one another. When they break up one of them shares the images on social media. Is this legal?
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No. It can lead to prison
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Yes. They gave their consent to have the pictures taken
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No. They will have their social media shut down
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Yes. Whatever pictures you have belong to you
Q.5.
Why is sexual consent important?
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To have sex without consent is assault
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To have sex without consent is illegal
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To have sex without consent is shows a lack of respect
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All of the above
Q.6.
Which of the following words is closest in meaning to “consent”?
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Argument
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Acknowledgement
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Agreement
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Announcement
Q.7.
Those who have sex without consent may resort to “victim blaming”. Which of the following descriptions of a victim is an example of victim blaming?
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She didn’t fight back
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He brought it on himself
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She should have known better
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All of the above
Q.8.
Two people at a party leave together intending to have sex. However, they are drunk and one of them becomes unconscious when they lie on the bed. Is it acceptable for the other to have sex with them now?
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Yes, so long as the person doesn’t wake them up
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Yes, as they fully intended to have sex before
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No. Unconscious people cannot consent
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No. Not until the person wakes up
Q.9.
At what age can someone legally give consent for sex?
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12 years old
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14 years old
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16 years old
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18 years old
Q.10.
If you agree to have sex with somebody but then change your mind, does this count as you giving consent?
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Yes
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No
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Maybe
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Absolutely
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