LIFESKILLS TERM 2

Question 1

What is the bill of rights

Answer 1

The Bill of rights is a set of rules in the SA Constitution that protects the rights of children

Question 2

What is the Constitution

Answer 2

The Highest law in SA

Question 3

What does violated mean

Answer 3

Disobeyed, broken or abused

Question 4

What is a stereotype

Answer 4

You say that all people who belong to a certain group are the same

Question 5

What does bias mean

Answer 5

You like or dislike someone for no good reason

Question 6

What does discrimination mean

Answer 6

You treat someone in an unfair way

Question 7

How can you protect yourself if your children’s rights are violated

Answer 7

Recognise - Know when your rights are violated
Respond - Ask the person to stop
Report - Tell someone

Question 8

What different types of abuse is there

Answer 8

Physical abuse
Emotional abuse
Sexual abuse
Neglect

Question 9

What is physical abuse

Answer 9

Hitting, Kicking, Biting etc

Question 10

What is emotional abuse

Answer 10

When someone threatens you or makes you feel bad about yourself

Question 11

What is sexual abuse

Answer 11

When force someone or someone forces you to touch someone or be touched in a way that makes you uncomfortable.

Question 12

What does neglect mean

Answer 12

When an adult does not take proper care of a child

Question 13

How can you protect yourself from abuse/violent situations

Answer 13

Tell someone
Say no and walk away
Yell loudly
Trust your feelings

Question 14

How does abuse affect your personal life

Answer 14

It changes your relationship with others
It can make you unhealthy
It can affect how well you do at school
It can affect the way you behave

Question 15

How can you deal with abuse

Answer 15

Know your personal information
Tell someone
Say NO
Defend yourself - Yell, Run, Tell

Question 16

Where can you report abuse

Answer 16

Someone you trust
Phone Childline
Phone the police

Question 17

What are violent situations

Answer 17

It is when someone behaves in a way that can harm/hurt you.

Question 18

What is an example of violent situations at home

Answer 18

When a family member hurts you

Question 19

What are examples of violent situations at school

Answer 19

Learners bully you
Fights with teachers
When a learner threatens to hurt you

Question 20

What is an example of a violent situation in the community

Answer 20

When someone threatens you outside your home

Question 21

What tips should you follow in violent situations

Answer 21

Listen to your feelings
Always walk in pairs
Watch and listen what is going on around you
Tell people where you are going

Question 22

Where can you find help

Answer 22

Protection agencies

Places of safety

Question 23

What happened to the roles of boys and girls and women and men over the years

Answer 23

It changed

Question 24

What is the aim of the constitution.

Answer 24

To protect everyone’s human rights an to ensure equal opportunities for everyone

Question 25

What are protection agencies

Answer 25

Organisations that focus on protecting children and their rights like Child welfare of south africa

Question 26

What are places of safety

Answer 26

It is a shelter for children who have been abandoned or abused like Nazareth house