HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN FLORIDA: MODERN DAY SLAVERY Final Examination Questions Select the best answer for each question and mark your answers on the Final Examination Answer Sheet found on page 132, or for faster service complete your test online at EliteLearning.com/Book
26. If an individual does not have appropriate clothing for the weather or venue: a. They are probably homeless. b. They are living in poverty. c. It may be a sex trafficking indicator. d. It is unrelated to trafficking. 27. Recognize that the person in the situation knows their situation best, and it is necessary to _______ to ensure their safety. a. Call 911 in all cases. b. Honor their requests. c. Limit communication. d. Take action regardless of their requests. 28. If you are ever in immediate danger, the quickest way to access help is to: a. Call the hotline. b. Call the resource center. c. Call ICE/FBI. d. Call 911. 29. Contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline 24-hour hotline at 1-888-3737-888 to obtain local referrals for: a. Shelter or other social services and support. b. Rescue only. c. Medical emergencies. d. Imminent danger. 30. All reports are_________ and you may________. a. Public domain, be subpoenaed.
21. Under Federal law, force, fraud, and coercion are _______ to define sex human trafficking for victims under 18. a. Necessary. b. Not necessary. c. Critical. d. Irrelevant. 22. By Jan. 1, ______, the licensees or certificate holders shall post in their place of work in a conspicuous place accessible to employees a sign at least 11 inches by 15 inches in size. a. 2021. b. 2020. c. 2019. d. 2022. 23. Victims of slavery and human trafficking are protected under: a. Florida law. b. Federal law. c. United States and Florida law. d. Labor law. 24. If you have information regarding suspected human trafficking of a child in Florida, contact: a. HTHL. b. Florida Abuse Hotline. c. NHTRC. d. FDLA/ICE. 25. Evidence of controlling or dominating relationships (excessive concerns about pleasing a family member, romantic partner, or employer) is: a. A general indicator of human trafficking.
b. Confidential, have to testify in court. c. Confidential, remain anonymous. d. Anonymous, complete a police report.
b. Not an indicator. c. A labor violation. d. Domestic violence related.
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