Hazing 101
Alcohol 101
Hazing 101
Christmas movie trivia
Prevention and Support
100

What is the definition of hazing?

Any action or situation that intentionally or unintentionally endangers a person, mentally or physically, for initiation or membership in a group.

100

What types of alcohol are allowed at third-party venues?

Beer, seltzer, wine, and liquor.

100

What are the hazing percentages in a college setting?

55% students in any clubs or teams

40% admit to knowing about hazing activities 

36% students would not report hazing because “there is no one to tell”

100

What is the name of the Grinch’s loyal dog?

Max

100

What is one way to prevent hazing?

Promote team-building activities that are inclusive and safe

200

Name one common reason why hazing occurs.

To build group bonding, establish hierarchy, or test loyalty (though these reasons are often misguided).

200

If I get my younger sister a drink at a party and I get caught, what could happen?

Members who provide alcohol to anyone underage will be subject to disciplinary actions and removal from the function.

200

Bullying or hazing?

Smaller acts of bullying can easily cross the line and become hazing.
200

Complete this phrase from the movie elf:

”The best way to spread Christmas cheer…”

”…is singing loud for all to hear.”

200

Name one organization that works to combat hazing.

300

What is the difference between hazing and team-building activities?

Team-building activities are consensual, positive, and foster mutual respect; hazing involves coercion, harm, or humiliation.

300

What is a “safe“ level of drinking?

The Dietary Guidelines for Americans says its 1 drink for women and 2 drinks for men, per day.

300

What behavioral changes might suggest someone is being hazed?

Sudden secrecy, avoidance of certain topics, or drastic changes in sleep and eating habits.

300

What is the name of the burglars who try to break into the McCallisters home in “Home Alone”?

The Wet Bandits.

300

What should you do if you suspect someone is being hazed?

Report it to a trusted authority, such as a president, advisor, the hazing hotline (1-888-NOT-HAZE),or campus security.

400

In what types of organizations does hazing commonly occur?

Fraternities/sororities, sports teams, military units, and other clubs or organizations.

400

How long does it take for my body to process alcohol?

A persons liver can process about one standard drink in 1 hour.

400

What might a hazing ritual include that is harmful?

Forced consumption of alcohol or food, sleep deprivation, or physical challenges.

400

What sauce does Buddy the Elf put on top of all his food?

Maple Syrup

400

What type of education can help prevent hazing in organizations?

Bystander intervention training and anti-hazing workshops.

500

Examples of Hazing?

Providing or forcing the consumption of alcohol, activities that disorient or intimidate, coercion, threats, or shaming, etc…

500

What is a BAC?

Blood Alcohol Content

500

Why might hazing victims hesitate to speak up?

Fear of retaliation, shame, or loyalty to the group.

500

What is the name of the magical snowman during Christmas time?

Frosty the snowman

500

What is the purpose of an anti-hazing pledge?

To encourage members to commit to a culture of respect and accountability.

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