PSHE Practice Test (Personal Education): Sexual Consent and the Law - Age 11-14 — Flashcards | Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE) | FatSkills

PSHE Practice Test (Personal Education): Sexual Consent and the Law - Age 11-14 — Flashcards

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The word “consent” means agreeing to something. Sexual consent therefore means agreeing to take part in sexual activity with another. Before engaging in sexual activity gaining consent is a must. Without it you would be breaking the law and could spend time in prison. 

As well as agreeing to take part, someone must also be fully aware and in control of their decisions. Having sex with someone who is unconscious, for example, would be illegal. They must also be at least 16 years of age to give consent. 

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Those who have sex without consent may resort to “victim blaming”. Which of the following descriptions of a victim is an example of victim blaming?
All of the above
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