Alcohol Safety
Consent and Intoxication
Red Flags & Relationship Dynamics
Bystander Intervention and Safety Planning
Campus Resources
100

This nonalcoholic drink can help with hydration but does not sober someone up immediately.

What is water?

100

True or False: Affirmative consent can be obtained by force

What is False? 

Affirmative Consent CANNOT be obtained by Force.

Force includes the use of physical violence, (b) threats, (c) intimidation, and/or (d) coercion.

100

Secretly adding alcohol or other substances to someone's drink without their consent is known as this.

What is drink spiking?

100

Pairing up with a friend before going out to check in and get home safely together is called this.

What is the buddy system?


100

True or false? Counseling and Psychological Services only does in-person services.

What is False

200

This person agrees not to drink alcohol so they can drive friends home safely.

What is a designated driver (DD)?

200

True or False: Being intoxicated is an acceptable defense for violating Mason's sexual misconduct policy.

What is False? Intoxication does not excuse prohibited conduct.

200

A partner takes away your phone or blocks your ride home. These actions are examples of this behavior.

What is controlling behavior?

200

You notice someone's partner isolating them at a party. What's one safe way to intervene without confronting the partner directly?

What is creating a distraction?

200

True or false? Student Support and Advocacy only deals with survivors of violence.

What is False
300

This amount of pure alcohol is found in one standard drink in the United States.

What is 0.6 fluid ounces of pure alcohol?

300

This term describes a state in which someone lacks the capacity to make informed, rational decisions about sexual activity.

What is incapacitation?

300

True or False: If a partner becomes aggressive only after drinking, alcohol is the root cause of their abusive behavior.

What is False? Alcohol does not excuse abuse.

300

Name two ways to plan for a safer night out involving alcohol or other substances.

What are arranging a sober ride, setting check-in plans, or agreeing on a code word?

300

Where is Student Health Services located? (include building and floor)

SUB 1 2nd Floor

400

Confusion, vomiting, slow or irregular breathing, and difficulty staying conscious can be signs of this medical emergency.

What is alcohol poisoning?

400

Mason's affirmative consent standard requires these three conditions. List them out.

What are informed, voluntary, and active consent?

400

A partner constantly demands your passwords, tracks your location, and checks your messages without permission. This is an example of what behavior?

What is controlling behavior or digital abuse?

400

Your friend plans to drive after drinking. Offering to help arrange a sober ride is an example of this bystander strategy: stepping in and addressing the danger openly.

What is direct intervention?

400

What is the name of the website where you can report Title IX violations at GMU?

500

Your friend is unconscious or difficult to wake after drinking. What should you do immediately?

Call 911

500

Under Mason's policy, a person initiating sexual activity may be held responsible if they knew or reasonably should have known their partner was in this state.

What is incapacitation?

500

Unhealthy relationships can involve an ongoing pattern of using these two dynamics to maintain power over a partner.

What are power and control?

500

After helping a friend leave an unsafe party, you check in the next day, listen without blaming them, and offer support. This follow-up bystander strategy is one of the “5 Ds.”

What is delay?

500

This Mason policy can protect eligible students who report sexual assault or interpersonal violence from certain student conduct sanctions related to alcohol or drug use.

What is the Medical Amnesty Policy?

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