Reference no: EM133495248
Questions
1. Risk factors for trafficking include the following :
a. age
b. poverty
c. disability
d. all of the factors mentioned
2. The goal of a smuggler is to help people
True
False
3. Victims of human trafficking are frequently lured by false promises of a lucrative job, stability, education, or a loving relationship.
True
False
4. 44.99.9% of convicted human traffickers are men.
True
False
5. The trafficking of children actually surpasses that of adults in these two different regions
West Africa, and Central America
North and South America
South and Central America
Europe and North America
6. Youth involved in the U.S. child welfare system are especially at risk for being trafficked,
True
False
7. Traffickers are motivated by the following two factors
high risk and high profits
high profits and low risk
psychological issues and monetary success
trauma and profit
8. Charging workers recruitment fees, as a practice, is banned by international and country-specific regulations.
True
False
9. It is common for trafficking victims, particularly female victims, to be used to recruit and traffic new victims.
True
False
10. Which of these vulnerabilities is not linked to human trafficking?
gender discrimination
migrant/refugee status
ableism
statelessness
11. Pull factors driving the trafficking of women and girls primarily revolve around poverty and lack of education.
True
False
12. Perhaps the youths most at risk for trafficking are unaccompanied minors.
True
False
13. In some countries, only the male can pass on citizenship, not the woman. This can contribute to statelessness of children.
True
False
14. The case that prompted creation of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 (TVPA); involved two farmworkers with mental disabilities (United States v. Kozminski, 1988).
True
False
15. Select the role that best fits this description.
_____ are responsible for identifying victims. They generally promise a better life, often through employment, education, transit to a new location, or marriage.
recruiters
supervisors
transporters
psudo-caretakers
Fill in the blank
16. Global estimates suggest that ______ of child trafficking cases begin with family members.
almost half
almost zero
almost all
none
17. For the most part, our understanding of traffickers is largely limited to traffickers who are caught.
True
False
18. The key distinction between labor trafficking and unfair civil labor practices has to do with whether the worker is voluntarily staying in his or her job.
True
False
19. California is among the states with the lowest known number of labor trafficking cases.
True
False
20. Force is common in the recruitment of child soldiers, perhaps more so than in other forms of trafficking.
True
False