You have the power!
Under pressure!
No means No!
Practical Magic!
100

The right to be treated with kindness and value?

What is respect?

100

Physical force intended to hurt , damage or kill someone or something

What is violence?

100

The voluntary and free agreement or permission for something to happen or for someone to do something.

What is consent?

100

Players must perform this action after being tagged before continuing play in league tag.

What is a play the ball?

200

The right to equal voice and fairness in a connection

What is equality?

200

Treat with cruelty or violence , especially regularly or repeatedly

What is abuse?

200

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What is the age of consent?

200

Defenders in netball must stay this distance away from a player with the ball when contesting.

What is 3 feet?

300

The duty to tell the truth and build trust 

What is honesty?

300

A form of psychological abuse in which a victim is manipulated

What is gaslighting?

300

The acronym FRIES represents these words 

What is Freely given, reversible, informed, enthusiastic, specific?

300

This dance concept focuses on how dancers use the performance area.

What is space?

400

The state of being protected from harm, danger, injury or loss. 

What is safety?

400

Communicating what you are and aren't comfortable with?

What is a boundary?

400

This relationship skill involves communicating your limits, needs, and expectations clearly and respectfully.

What is setting boundaries?

400

This occurs when partners coordinate movements together to improve performance quality in a partner dance.

What is synchronicity?

500

No one gets their exact ideal choices, but everyone excepts the final shared solution

What is compromise?

500

This is when someone uses guilt to make another person feel responsible for doing what they want.

WHAT IS GUILT TRIPPING?

500

Healthy relationships are built on trust, respect, communication, and this key characteristic that allows both people to feel valued and safe.

What is mutual respect?

500

These three factors are commonly considered when assessing surf conditions before a rescue.

What are waves, currents and tides?

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