/15 Safe Sanctuaries Quiz This quiz must be passed with an 80% or higher. Thank you for watching the Safe Sanctuaries Training Video. The following is the required knowledge based quiz which ensures that your toolbox has all of the tools needed to keep yourself as well as the populations that we serve safe. Please fill out the following form and be advised that, by doing so, you are certifying that you have watched the entire Safe Sanctuaries Training Video. Once you have filled the form out, please press 'next' to continue to the quiz. 1 / 15 The purpose of our Safe Sanctuaries Policy: is mainly to protect children. is to protect the adults leading the activities. is to protect vulnerable adults. All of the above. 2 / 15 True or False: A Vulnerable Adult refers to ANY person who is 18 years old or older who is substantially impaired in the ability to provide adequately for independent care or custody of themselves. True False 3 / 15 What’s the difference between a director and an adult leader? The director is the only one who can make any decisions. The director is in "in charge" and leads the activity; all other adult leaders support the director by carrying out the tasks that they have been asked to do. Adult leaders basically chaperone where as the director does all of the work. The director deals with the paperwork while the adult leaders do everything else. 4 / 15 What’s the “4 Year Rule”? You must be a member of the church for 4 years before you can be the director. In order to be adult leader, you must agree to continue in that capacity for 4 years. There must be a 4 year age gap between the youngest leader and the oldest group participant. All paperwork must be kept for at least 4 years. 5 / 15 True or False: Individuals who are married or related are allowed to serve as co-leaders. True False 6 / 15 What’s the “2 Adult Rule”? At least two adults must be present for all activies and programs. No more than two adults can lead an activity. Two or more adults need to be in the building when there is an activity happening. All activities must be approved by at least two other adults before it can take place. 7 / 15 When is it appropriate for an adult to be alone with a child? (Check all that apply) When they know each other really well. When no other adult is available. When the participant wants to talk in private. Leaders should never be one-on-one with group participants. 8 / 15 True or False: Adults can have one-on-one communication with children or youth digitally. True False 9 / 15 What counts as an “inappropriate use” of a smartphone? (Check all that apply) One-on-one private online communication (via text, email, SnapChat, etc.) Showing an (age appropriate) meme that pertains to a lesson. Engage in an online one-on-one game. Involving a parent or another adult leader in all digital communication. 10 / 15 What forms of discipline are unacceptable when dealing with children or youth? (Check all that apply) Corporal Punishment (physical types of discipline) Verbal Redirection Involving parents/guardians Activities involving isolation, humiliation, or ridicule 11 / 15 Abuse can take the following forms: ________________________, ________________________, ____________________, and _________________________. (Check all that apply) Physical Emotional Sexual Neglect 12 / 15 Who should report the abuse of a child? Only Directors in charge of the program. Only Adult Leaders who saw/had the abuse reported to them. Only Parents/Guardians responsible for the child in question. Everyone is responsible for reporting abuse. 13 / 15 Which of the following ways are appropriate to escort a child (not nursery age) to the bathroom? Prop the outer door open and remain in the hallway to monitor for safety until the child is finished. Go in with the child, closing all doors for the child's privacy. Let them go to the bathroom by themselves, but to be quiet in the hall so they don't disturb others. 14 / 15 If you witness someone a child or youth inappropriately in any way in one of our programs, you should: Confront the person and tell them they should be ashamed. Address the person privately later so as not to cause a scene. Remove the child from the situation and contact the main leader or Pastor immediately. 15 / 15 Which of the following types of physical touch are appropriate when interacting with children or youth? (Check all that apply) Full-body hugs. A kiss on the forehead (only for nursery-aged kids). A "side hug." Allowing a child to sit in your lap. A high five. Your quiz answers are being submitted. Please wait until you see the results page before closing this browser window. Your score is 0% Restart quiz
