Human Trafficking Awareness: Protecting Lives,
Ending Exploitation
1. The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA)
D. Both A and C
defines human trafficking as:
a. Sex trafficking
b. Crossing an international border for the
purpose of performing commercial services in
furtherance of organized crime
c. Forced labor
d. Both A and C
e. A, B and C
2. By which means is Human Trafficking
committed? c. Force, fraud or
coercion
a. Force, coercion, and physical abuse
b. Fraud, force, and recruitment
c. Force, fraud, or coercion
d. Coercion, fraud, and debt bondage
3. TRUE/FALSE human trafficking can occur
without the victim crossing a border a. TRUE
a. TRUE
b. FALSE
4. Which statement(s) describe possible indicators of hu- f. A, B, C and
D
man trafficking?
a. Not in possession of identity and/or travel
docu- ments
b. Subjected to physical abuse, including sexual abuse
c. Substandard living conditions
d. Forced drug use
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Ending Exploitation
e. A, B and D d. T visa
f. A, B, C and D
5. Shortly after arriving in Chicago, Shannon, a
14-year old runaway from a small town in the
Midwest, is a victim of an attempted purse-
snatching. Shannon is aided by Reggie, who
provides her with a place to sleep, food and a
change of clothing. After a few days, Reggie tells
Shannon that the two need money to pay the
rent, and asks her to help raise money by
hav-
ing sex with three men he will bring by that
evening. When Shannon refuses, Reggie
becomes angry, grabs her by the throat and
calls her names, threatening to do worse.
Frightened, Shannon reluctantly agrees and
earns $900.
Which of the following is the single element needed
to show that Shannon is a victim of sex
trafficking?
a. Shannon is a runaway
b. Shannon is a victim of a purse snatching
c. Shannon is a minor
d. Shannon gave reluctant consent
6. Which type of immigration relief is specific to
victims of human trafficking?
a. U visa
b. S visa
c. Green card
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Ending Exploitation
1. The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA)
D. Both A and C
defines human trafficking as:
a. Sex trafficking
b. Crossing an international border for the
purpose of performing commercial services in
furtherance of organized crime
c. Forced labor
d. Both A and C
e. A, B and C
2. By which means is Human Trafficking
committed? c. Force, fraud or
coercion
a. Force, coercion, and physical abuse
b. Fraud, force, and recruitment
c. Force, fraud, or coercion
d. Coercion, fraud, and debt bondage
3. TRUE/FALSE human trafficking can occur
without the victim crossing a border a. TRUE
a. TRUE
b. FALSE
4. Which statement(s) describe possible indicators of hu- f. A, B, C and
D
man trafficking?
a. Not in possession of identity and/or travel
docu- ments
b. Subjected to physical abuse, including sexual abuse
c. Substandard living conditions
d. Forced drug use
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Ending Exploitation
e. A, B and D d. T visa
f. A, B, C and D
5. Shortly after arriving in Chicago, Shannon, a
14-year old runaway from a small town in the
Midwest, is a victim of an attempted purse-
snatching. Shannon is aided by Reggie, who
provides her with a place to sleep, food and a
change of clothing. After a few days, Reggie tells
Shannon that the two need money to pay the
rent, and asks her to help raise money by
hav-
ing sex with three men he will bring by that
evening. When Shannon refuses, Reggie
becomes angry, grabs her by the throat and
calls her names, threatening to do worse.
Frightened, Shannon reluctantly agrees and
earns $900.
Which of the following is the single element needed
to show that Shannon is a victim of sex
trafficking?
a. Shannon is a runaway
b. Shannon is a victim of a purse snatching
c. Shannon is a minor
d. Shannon gave reluctant consent
6. Which type of immigration relief is specific to
victims of human trafficking?
a. U visa
b. S visa
c. Green card
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