Child Protection Reporting Quiz Form
Test your knowledge on identifying situations that require a child protection report. Please answer each question based on your best judgment.
1. A child arrives at school with repeated unexplained bruises. Should this be reported as a child protection concern?
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Yes, report it
No, do not report
Not sure
2. You overhear a child say they are afraid to go home because of violence. What should you do?
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Report the concern
Wait for more evidence
Ignore the comment
3. A child consistently comes to school hungry and unkempt. Is this a situation that should be reported?
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Yes, report it
No, do not report
Monitor the situation
4. You notice a child is withdrawn and avoids interaction, but there are no physical signs of harm. What action is most appropriate?
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Report as a concern
Talk to the child and monitor
No action needed
5. Which of the following are valid reasons to make a child protection report? (Select all that apply)
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Physical injury without clear explanation
Disclosure of abuse
Frequent unexplained absences
Child’s family is poor
6. If you are unsure whether a situation requires reporting, what is the best course of action?
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Consult with a supervisor or designated person
Do nothing
Wait until more evidence appears
7. A parent tells you not to report suspected abuse. What should you do?
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Report the concern anyway
Respect the parent's wishes
Ask the child for permission
8. Which of the following best describes your legal responsibility when you suspect child abuse?
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You must report it
You may choose to report
You should investigate yourself
9. Rate your confidence in identifying child protection concerns.
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10. In your own words, describe a situation where you would feel obligated to make a child protection report.
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