Women Abuse Quiz
Women Abuse Awareness Quiz
Test your knowledge and raise awareness about the critical issue of women's abuse globally. This enlightening quiz covers various aspects of sexual and physical abuse, highlighting important statistics and misconceptions.
- Understand the prevalence of abuse against women.
- Learn about the factors contributing to violence.
- Discover the economic impact of domestic violence in Canada.
Guess the correct answer to the following questions based upon your perspective of this issue in Canada. The purpose of this quiz is to inform, rather than test your knowledge on the broad topic of abuse towards women.
Guess the correct answer to the following questions based upon your perspective of this issue in Canada. The purpose of this quiz is to inform, rather than test your knowledge on the broad topic of abuse towards women.
Globally, how many women have experienced sexual and/or physical abuse in their lifetime? (not including sexual harassment)
1 in 20
1 in 3
1 in 2
1 in 7
Global estimates published by WHO indicate that about 1 in 3 (35%) of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime. Evidence shows that women who have experienced these types of violence report higher rates of depression, having an abortion and acquiring HIV, compared to women who have not.
Global estimates published by WHO indicate that about 1 in 3 (35%) of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime. Evidence shows that women who have experienced these types of violence report higher rates of depression, having an abortion and acquiring HIV, compared to women who have not.
Which one of these statements are false?
Most often, rape is caused by uncontrollable sexual urges.
Alcohol is the most common weapon used by a perpetrator.
Lower levels of education is a risk factor for sexual violence.
Sexual violence can lead to fatal outcomes like homicide or suicide.
A common misconception can be that men who who sexually assault females are driven by sexual impulses or repression, and while this is possible, it is mostly false. The motivation is mainly caused by a desire for power and control, especially in situations where the victim is their spouse or an acquaintance.
A large majority of sexual offences against children (between 70% and 80%) are also premeditated.
A common misconception can be that men who who sexually assault females are driven by sexual impulses or repression, and while this is possible, it is mostly false. The motivation is mainly caused by a desire for power and control, especially in situations where the victim is their spouse or an acquaintance.
A large majority of sexual offences against children (between 70% and 80%) are also premeditated.
What percentage of sexual assault cases in Canada result in an offender being convicted?
> 5%
25%
> 1%
> 17%
It is estimated that less than 1% of sexual assaults experienced by women lead to an offender being convicted. The estimate is based on a 2012 analysis of self-reported sexual assault data and court statistics. Less than 10% of victims report the assault and the majority of offenders walk free.
It is estimated that less than 1% of sexual assaults experienced by women lead to an offender being convicted. The estimate is based on a 2012 analysis of self-reported sexual assault data and court statistics. Less than 10% of victims report the assault and the majority of offenders walk free.
Approximately, how much money does domestic violence collectively cost Canadians each year?
800 million dollars
243 million dollars
2.2 billion dollars
7.4 million dollars
Collectively, domestic violence costs Canadians roughly $7.4 billion a year. According to a report from the Department of Justice, that’s the price we collectively spend on everything from police to emergency room visits to funerals. The highest price, is paid by the victims in legal costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and loss of life. The people close to the victims; their children, friends, families, and employers suffer too.
Collectively, domestic violence costs Canadians roughly $7.4 billion a year. According to a report from the Department of Justice, that’s the price we collectively spend on everything from police to emergency room visits to funerals. The highest price, is paid by the victims in legal costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and loss of life. The people close to the victims; their children, friends, families, and employers suffer too.
Approximately how many Canadian women live in a shelter each day to escape abuse?
3,000
5,600
2,000
8,000
Across Canada, over 3,000 women along with their dependent 2,900 children are living in an emergency shelter to escape abuse.
Across Canada, over 3,000 women along with their dependent 2,900 children are living in an emergency shelter to escape abuse.
TRUE OR FALSE: Children who are victims of sexual abuse will suffer the effects of trauma permanently for the rest of their lives.
True
False
Many studies have shown that childhood sexual abuse can have a wide range of consequences that carry into adulthood. However, protective factors and parental support can reduce the risk of them developing symptoms. Advocacy and counselling interventions has also been shown to effectively help victims.
Many studies have shown that childhood sexual abuse can have a wide range of consequences that carry into adulthood. However, protective factors and parental support can reduce the risk of them developing symptoms. Advocacy and counselling interventions has also been shown to effectively help victims.
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