🎉 Well done!

Now that you’ve completed the course, please answer the same questions again.
This helps us see how much you’ve learned and measure your progress since the beginning.

1. Which situation best reflects gender-based violence (GBV)?

Two neighbours arguing over land ownershipA woman being pressured and insulted for not following traditional gender expectationsA cyclist being injured in a traffic accidentA student being bullied because of poor exam results

2. In many cases of GBV, who is the person most likely to use violence?

A stranger with no connection to the person harmedSomeone known to the person, such as a partner, family member, peer, or authority figureOnly people with a history of criminal behaviourPeople met only through online platforms

3. Which group is disproportionately affected by GBV?

Only elderly peopleWomen and girlsOnly married peopleOnly people living in cities

4. Which of the following is a warning sign of unhealthy or abusive behaviour?

Listening openly during disagreementsRespecting personal boundariesEncouraging independenceMonitoring someone’s phone and messages constantly

5. What is one possible impact of GBV on communities and society?

Greater social silence, fear, and reduced community wellbeingStronger trust between community membersReduced pressure on healthcare and social servicesIncreased participation in education and work

6. Which statement about consent is FALSE?

Consent must be freely givenConsent can be withdrawn at any timeConsent should be informed and specificConsent can still be valid when someone feels pressured or afraid

7. Which of the following is a common myth about GBV?

Everyone has the right to safetyViolence can have long-term emotional impactsClothing or behaviour can justify violenceConsent must be freely given

8. What is one possible emotional impact of GBV on a person experiencing violence?

Greater independenceAnxiety, fear, or depressionImproved relationshipsIncreased self-confidence

9. Which response best supports someone experiencing GBV?

Sharing their story with others for advicePressuring them to make immediate decisionsListening without judgement and respecting their choicesBlaming them for what happened

10. Why is having a personal safety plan important?

It replaces professional support servicesIt is only useful in emergencies involving strangersIt guarantees violence will never happenIt helps people respond more safely and quickly in risky situations

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