Sunny Glen 1
What is the organization’s stance on sexual misconduct involving minors?
A. Case-by-case tolerance
B. Zero tolerance
C. Staff discretion allowed
D. Report only if severe
B. Zero Tolerance
What is the staffing ratio during the day?
A. 1:5
B. 1:10
C. 1:8
D. 1:15
C. 1:8
. Where are cameras prohibited?
A. Hallways
B. Offices
C. Bathrooms and bedrooms
D. Dining areas
C. Bathrooms and bedrooms
What is voyeurism defined as?
A. Consensual observation
B. Invasion of privacy for non-work-related reasons
C. Medical observation
D. Supervised care monitoring
B. Invasion of privacy for non work related reasons
A. Sydney
B. Melbourne
C. Perth
D. Canberra
D. Canberra
What must staff NOT do regarding children’s behavior?
A. Support them
B. Threaten them with incident reports or legal consequences
C. Document incidents properly
D. Report concerns
B. Threaten them with incident reports or legal consequences
How often are risk assessments completed for minors?
A. Once a year
B. Every 6 months
C. Within 72 hours and every 30 days
D. Only on request
C. Withing 72 hours and every 30 days
. How quickly must suspected sexual abuse be reported?
A. 24 hours
B. 12 hours
C. 4 hours
D. 48 hours
c. 4 hours
Which of the following is allowed between staff and children?
A. Romantic relationships
B. Physical punishment
C. Crisis-appropriate comforting with approval
D. Private meetings outside work duties
C. Crisis appropriate comforting with approval
A. Bishop
B. Knight
C. Queen
D. Rook
B. Knight
What is required of staff regarding Code of Conduct?
A. Verbal agreement only
B. No training required
C. Signed acknowledgment kept in HR file
D. Annual verbal reminder only
C. Signed acknowledgement kept in HR file
Which of the following is NOT considered sexual abuse?
A. Intentional touching of genital area
B. Incidental contact during play
C. Voyeurism
D. Sexual penetration
B. Incidental contact during play
. What agency is primarily referenced for oversight of these policies?
A. CDC
B. ORR
C. FBI
D. DHS
B. ORR
Who is required to report suspected abuse?
A. Only supervisors
B. Only clinicians
C. Mandatory reporters (all staff, contractors, volunteers)
D. Only law enforcement
C. Mandatory reporters
A. HyperText Transfer Protocol
B. HighText Transfer Program
C. Hyper Transfer Text Process
D. Home Tool Transfer Protocol
A. HyperText Transfer Protocol
When must minors receive PSA orientation after admission?
A. Within 1 week
B. Within 72 hours
C. Within 48 hours
D. Within 10 days
C. Within 72 hours
. What is required for background screening?
A. Only a resume check
B. Acceptable background screening before employment
C. No screening if experienced
D. Only reference letters
B. Acceptable background screening before employment
What is an example of sexual harassment by an adult?
A. One-time joke
B. Repeated sexual messages or comments
C. Neutral conversation
D. Group discussion
B. Repeated sexual messages or comments
What must happen if a pat-down search is conducted?
A. It is optional to document
B. It must be undocumented
C. It must be reported and documented with SIR/CPS report
D. Only verbal report is needed
C. Must be reported and documented SIR/CPS
A. Earth
B. Jupiter
C. Saturn
D. Neptune
C. Saturn
What is required for interpretation services?
A. Only written translation
B. Family members can interpret
C. Professional in-person, phone, or video interpretation
D. Only English is used
C. Professional in person, phone or video
How often are nighttime rounds conducted?
A. Every 5 minutes
B. Every 10 minutes
C. Every 15 minutes
D. None of the above
D. None of the above
Who must be notified in cases of sexual abuse allegations?
A. Only HR
B. CPS, law enforcement, and state licensing agency
C. Only ORR
D. Only internal staff
B. CPS, law enforcement and state licensing agency
. What happens to staff with substantiated sexual misconduct allegations?
A. Warning only
B. Transfer to another facility
C. Immediate termination and reporting to authorities
D. Suspension until further investigation
C. Immediate termination and reporting to authorities
Which element has the chemical symbol “Ag”?
A. Gold
B. Argon
C. Silver
D. Aluminum
C. Silver