Types of Abuse
Definitions
True or False
Random
Jokes and Riddles
100

Hitting, slapping, punching kicking is what type of abuse?

Physical Abuse

100

To feel resentment, bitterness, or hostility toward someone because they have something that you don't.

Jealousy

100

True or False: Everyone experiences the same exact feelings about their trauma.  

False- People have different emotional experiences of their trauma. 

100

True or False: Domestic violence is never a child's fault.

True. It is the abusive person's responsibility. Violence is an adult problem and it is not your fault or responsibility. 

100

Can you guess what is at the end of a rainbow?

A "W"

200

What type of abuse if forced sexual intercourse?

Sexual Abuse

200

 "Psychological manipulation" to make someone question their "perception of reality" leading to "dependence on the perpetrator".

Gaslighting 

200

True or false: Children never feel blame or guilt after witnessing domestic violence.

False. Blame and guilt are common feelings after witnessing domestic violence. Sometimes children feel like it was their fault or that they could have done something to stop the violence. However, it is never the child's fault and it is not their responsibility to prevent or stop the violence.

200

How might witnessing domestic violence impact how we view others and the world?

Witnessing domestic violence may make people view others as untrustworthy or unable to protect us and the world as unsafe and unpredictable.

200

I make two people out of one.

What am I?

A mirror

300

Trying to convince someone of something other than their initial or current thought?

Psychological Abuse 

300

What are rules and limits we set for ourselves in relationships?

Boundaries 

300

True or False: It is normal for a child to have conflicted feelings towards both of their parents after witnessing domestic violence.

True. "Children who have witnessed domestic violence often have confused and contradictory feelings. They may worry about the safety of the parent who has been abused. They may also worry that their parents won’t be able to protect them. They may see the parent who was abusive as generous and loving some of the time, and terrifying and dangerous at other times. They may even blame the abused parent for causing the abuse that led to separation from the other parent" (The National Child Traumatic Stress Network)

300

True or false: Witnessing domestic violence may change how people view relationships.

True. They may learn that it is ok to try to control another person’s behavior or feelings, or to use violence to get what they want. They may learn that hurtful behavior is somehow part of being close or being loved.

300

I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even.

What number am I?

Seven

400

Yelling, cursing, put-downs?

Verbal Abuse


400

What is it called when someone purposely causes harm or threatens the risk of harm to any past or current partner or spouse

Domestic Violence

400

Respecting someone means you talk bad about them, when they are not there.

False. 

Respect is the ability to recognize and appreciate the rights, beliefs, practices, and differences of other people. 

400

True or False: Our thoughts impact our feelings and behaviors.

True. Our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all connected. Having healthier thoughts about our experiences can have a positive impact on our feelings and behaviors.

400

How many letters are in The Alphabet?

There are 11 letters in The Alphabet

500

Not allow the person to have any financial freedom.

Financial Abuse

500

Exerting physical force as as to injure or abuse. 

Violence

500

Women are always the victim in Domestic Violence?

False

Anyone can be a victim of Domestic Violence. All genders. Women are more likely to report it to law enforcement. 

500

What is a time-out?

Removing yourself from the situation for 1hr, without drinking, using drugs, or driving. 

500

The turtle took two chocolates to Texas to teach Thomas to tie his boots. How many T's in that?

There are 2 T's in THAT

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