🎉 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 behaviour may contribute to GBV?

Respecting boundaries during disagreementsControlling who someone talks to or spends time withEncouraging equal participation in decisionsSupporting open and honest communication

2. What is one safe way to respond as a bystander?

Creating a distraction to reduce harmRecording the situation to share online laterMaking jokes about the situation with friendsSpreading rumours about the people involved

3. Which of the following best reflects mutual respect in a relationship?

One partner making all important decisionsFeeling comfortable expressing opinions without fearChecking each other’s phones to avoid secretsExpecting immediate replies to every message

4. What should you do before sharing someone’s photo or personal information online?

Ask for their permissionShare it if the account is publicPost it if others find it entertainingUpload it quickly before they change their mind

5. Which statement about GBV is true?

GBV only occurs in romantic relationshipsGBV can happen both online and offlineEmotional abuse is less serious than physical abuseOnly adults can experience GBV

6. What is an example of someone acting as a supportive ally?

Respecting a person’s choice about whether to seek helpPressuring someone to report immediatelySharing their experience to “warn others” without permissionDeciding what is best for them without asking

7. Which action can improve online safety?

Reusing one easy password for all accountsPosting private information publiclyIgnoring app privacy settingsTurning on two-factor authentication

8. Why is it important to respect someone’s boundaries?

Boundaries help build trust and emotional safetyBoundaries are only necessary in formal relationshipsRespecting boundaries makes communication less honestBoundaries prevent people from having close friendships

9. Which situation may require seeking support or help?

Feeling respected and valued in a relationshipBeing repeatedly pressured, threatened, or manipulatedSolving disagreements through calm discussionSharing responsibilities fairly with others

10. Why is prevention important in addressing GBV and OGBV?

Prevention is only the responsibility of authoritiesHarm can only be addressed after violence occursSmall everyday actions can help create safer environmentsPrevention has little impact on communities