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1.
  Escaping The Abuse of DV   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Escaping the horrors of abuse is NOT an easy task. It takes a lot of planning and precision to escape one's abuser. This quiz help you in planning an escape from abuse and where to go. Please note: many of the questions are for the US only.
Easier, 15 Qns, frostwoman, Apr 30 24
Easier
frostwoman
Apr 30 24
9208 plays
2.
  A Domestic Violence Quiz for Teens   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Domestic Violence occurs in the realm of adolescence. Many young ladies and gentlemen, are abused by their boyfriends/girlfriends are too young to know how to deal with it and are too embarrassed, afraid or ashamed to tell.
Very Easy, 10 Qns, frostwoman, Dec 25 21
Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12
Very Easy
frostwoman
Dec 25 21
10105 plays
3.
  Pre-Indicators of Domestic Violence against Women   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 25 Qns
There are reliable pre-incident indicators associated with Domestic Violence (DV) and murder. They won't be present in every case, but if a situation has several of these signals, there is definite reason for concern. All are True or False questions.
Very Easy, 25 Qns, frostwoman, May 22 22
Recommended for grades: 12
Very Easy
frostwoman
May 22 22
8014 plays
4.
  Domestic Violence Quiz I   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Domestic Violence is an epidemic the world over. Although this quiz is geared to the U.S., many of the questions apply to Domestic Violence as a whole. This quiz is intended for you to see how much you know about this topic.
Easier, 15 Qns, frostwoman, Jun 01 22
Easier
frostwoman
Jun 01 22
6507 plays
5.
  Domestic Violence And Children    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
DV affects the entire family, not just the victim. Take this quiz to find out how it affects children of domestically violent homes.
Average, 10 Qns, frostwoman, Sep 06 08
Average
frostwoman
3542 plays
6.
  The Cycles & Phases of Domestic Violence    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Domestic Violence strikes both men and women. For this quiz and others, I will be referring to abusers as male and victims as female just for illustration. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, frostwoman, May 28 13
Average
frostwoman
4175 plays

Domestic Violence Trivia Questions
1. The toll free phone number for the National Domestic Violence Hotline is ______ .

From Quiz Escaping The Abuse of DV

Answer: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

1-800-799-SAFE (7233) is the toll free phone number to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

2. There are ____ Phases In the Cycle of Violence.

From Quiz The Cycles & Phases of Domestic Violence

Answer: 6

There are six (6) phases of the Cycle of Violence; Buildup, Standover, Explosive, Remorse, Pursuit, and Honeymoon Phases.

3. According to J.L. Edleson, "The overlap between child maltreatment and woman battering." Violence Against Women, in February, 1999, studies show that child abuse occurs in 30% to ___% of family violence cases that involve families with children.

From Quiz Domestic Violence And Children

Answer: 60

60. Studies show that child abuse occurs in 30 to 60 percent of family violence cases that involve families with children. (J.L. Edleson, "The overlap between child maltreatment and woman battering." Violence Against Women, February, 1999.)

4. The ____________ _________ is a violent outburst that occurs while the abuser usually experiences an intense fit of self righteous rage. These outbursts are likely to intensify over time.

From Quiz The Cycles & Phases of Domestic Violence

Answer: Explosion Phase

Explosion Phase. This is where the physical violence occurs. It can occur for any number of reasons; dinner isn't on the table on time, victim speaks to the abuser in a way he doesn't approve of, abuser had a bad day at work, the house isn't clean enough, etc. Physical violence can be inclusively, but not exclusively; hitting, shoving, kicking, biting, slapping, etc. and can be brutal. The victim can be beaten so badly that she winds up in the ER, ICU or morgue.

5. According to Pagelow, "The Forgotten Victims: Children of Domestic Violence," in 1989, in a survey of 6,000 American families found that ____ of men who assault their wives, also abuse their children.

From Quiz Domestic Violence And Children

Answer: 50%

50. A survey of 6,000 American families found that 50 percent of men who assault their wives, also abuse their children. (Pagelow, "The Forgotten Victims: Children of Domestic Violence," 1989). NOTE: It is interesting to note that many battered women will not try to leave their abusers until the abuser turns on the children and assaults them. This was a great motivator for me, back in the day when my last abuser started abusing my son (he was not the boy's father). I left him that very day for the first time, BUT I went back 3 times for HIS daughters' sake. I was not their mother, but protected them from him as much as I was able.

6. According to Pagelow, "Effects of Domestic Violence on Children," Mediation Quarterly, in 1990, research shows that _____ percent of children living in homes where there is domestic violence are aware of the violence.

From Quiz Domestic Violence And Children

Answer: 80-90

80-90. Research shows that 80 to 90 percent of children living in homes where there is domestic violence are aware of the violence. (Pagelow, "Effects of Domestic Violence on Children," Mediation Quarterly, 1990) Children see the bruises, hear their mother's screams and pleadings, see the police lights, and so much more. Just because they are in bed, doesn't mean they are asleep. If they spent the night at gramma's house, it doesn't mean that they won't see mama's bruises. The children know, no matter how much the parents try to hide the fact. They know and it scares them.

7. According to Bowker, Arbitell and McFerron in 1988, in families where the mother is assaulted by the father, daughters' risk of sexual abuse is _____ times greater than girls in non-abusive families.

From Quiz Domestic Violence And Children

Answer: 6.51

6.51 . In families where the mother is assaulted by the father, daughters are at risk of sexual abuse 6.51 times greater than girls in non-abusive families (Bowker, Arbitell and McFerron, 1988)

8. Teenaged abusers use _________ to control their victims.

From Quiz A Domestic Violence Quiz for Teens

Answer: Humiliation

HUMILIATION. Teenaged abusers use humiliation of their victims to maintain their control over them, such as: calling them bad names in public and private, putting down or making fun of victim's race, religion, social class, and/or her family, grabbing her inappropriately in front of others and showing her personal items to others (feminine hygiene, etc.)

9. Other things she should take with her in her escape are _________

From Quiz Escaping The Abuse of DV

Answer: Her picture ID and any welfare or medical cards

Her picture ID and any welfare or medical cards. She is going to need these things for job hunting or if she or her children require medical attention.

10. Not all women experience the Cycle of Violence. One phase that many women do not experience is:

From Quiz The Cycles & Phases of Domestic Violence

Answer: The Honeymoon Phase

The Honeymoon Phase. Some abusers never feel remorse or try to make up for the injuries they caused.

11. A teenaged abuser may isolate his victim by _______

From Quiz A Domestic Violence Quiz for Teens

Answer: Pressuring her to choose between him and her family & friends

PRESSURING HER TO CHOOSE BETWEEN HIM AND HER FAMILY & FRIENDS. A teenaged abuser will also pressure his victim to quit her job and extra-curricular activities.

12. The movie, "What's Love Got To Do With It" is the story of the abusive marriage of _____ _______, a famous rock singer.

From Quiz The Cycles & Phases of Domestic Violence

Answer: Tina Turner

Tina Turner. Tina, born Anna Mae Bullock of Nutbush, TN, was the product of a domestically violent and broken home. In her youth, she was raised by a relative, but as a teenager, she moved up North to be with her mother and older sister. This is where she met Ike Turner and became the lead singer for his band, mother to one of his sons, and then his wife. Ike was a cruel taskmaster, according to this movie, and beat and raped Tina at will. His insecurities were very evident in this movie. Tina finally left him and divorced him asking only for her stage name. She got her wish. This movie, though very graphic and not for the faint of heart, is an excellent demonstration of the Cycle of Violence and shows Tina in the light of a success story for victims everywhere. I highly endorse this movie.

13. "Sleeping With The Enemy" is a movie about the escape of a battered woman. The star of this movie is ___________ __________.

From Quiz The Cycles & Phases of Domestic Violence

Answer: Julia Roberts

Julia Roberts. This movie was about how a battered woman overcame her fears, left her abuser, the mistakes she made which assisted him in finding her again and her relationship with a good man. This movie shows how an escape plan must be planned out down to every detail lest mistakes are made that could lead to the death of the victim.

14. __________ _____________ sued the City of Torrington, CT and its police department for not protecting her from her abuser for $2.3M USD.

From Quiz The Cycles & Phases of Domestic Violence

Answer: Tracey Thurman

Tracey Thurman. Tracey Thurman sued the City of Torrington CT and its police department for the wounds and brain damage she sustained in the presence of a police officer from her ex-husband. He constantly harassed her and she made police reports, but the police were slow to respond at best. While she was being stabbed repeatedly and her abuser literally jumped on her head and repeatedly kicked her, a lone Torrington police officer offered no assistance to her. She nearly died as a result, but didn't. She sued and won her landmark case against the City of Torrington and its police department. This is another movie not for the faint of heart, but demonstrates what is possible in abusive relationships and the courage of this survivor. Nancy McKeon plays the role of Tracey Thurman.

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