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Froggy Jumps Safeguarding Essentials QuizOnline version Test key safeguarding knowledge. by Katie 1 What are the five types of abuse? a Neglect, physical, emotional, sexual, online b Neglect, physical, domestic violence emotional, sexual, c Neglect, psychical, domestic violence emotional, sexual, 2 What is safeguarding? a Providing first aid only b Protecting children and vulnerable adults from harm c Diagnosing illnesses 3 Which is a potential sign of abuse in a child? a Regular attendance b Unexplained injuries c High grades 4 Which is a potential sign of abuse in a child? a Having medical attention when required b Saying thinking that are not age appropriate c Being Clean 5 Who should you report safeguarding concerns to first? a A peer b A family member c Your designated safeguarding lead or same-step supervisor 6 Why is confidentiality important in safeguarding? a To keep problems secret b To protect the privacy of those involved while sharing information appropriately c To avoid all sharing 7 Which type of abuse includes physical harm or injury? a Physical abuse b Emotional abuse c Neglect 8 What should you do if a child discloses abuse to you? a Promise not to tell anyone b Listen, reassure, and report following your policy c Doubt the child 9 What is a 'safeguarding policy'? a A formal plan outlining roles, reporting, and procedures b A legal contract with penalties c A general safety poster 10 Which is a safeguarding responsibility of staff? a Attend training and follow procedures b Share concerns publicly c Work in isolation without reporting 11 What is 'significant harm' in safeguarding terms? a A minor disagreement b Serious risk of harm that requires urgent action c A routine injury 12 What is safeguarding mainly aimed at protecting? a Company property b Employees' schedules c Children and vulnerable adults 13 Who should report safeguarding concerns? a Designated safeguarding lead or relevant authority b Colleagues c The parent 14 Which sign could indicate possible abuse in a child? a Loves homework b Unexplained bruises or injuries c Enjoys school meals 15 What is the purpose of a safeguarding policy? a To set duties and procedures for protection b Marketing strategy c Dress code guidelines 16 When should confidentiality be breached in safeguarding? a On payment info requests b For routine admin tasks c If there is risk of harm to a child 17 Who has a duty of care in safeguarding? a Only managers b Only teachers c All staff and volunteers 18 What is whistleblowing in safeguarding terms? a Spreading rumors b Ignoring concerns c Reporting concerns to a supervisor or external body 19 How should you respond to a disclosure? a Question repeatedly and record without consent b Immediately confront others involved c Listen calmly, reassure, and avoid promising secrecy 20 What is the role of a Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL)? a Plan events and meetings b Lead safeguarding concerns and coordinate action c Oversee IT security 21 What should you do after making a safeguarding referral? a Delete the report after action b Follow up and record the outcome if possible c Ignore any feedback 22 Which document outlines duties for safeguarding children in the UK? a Equality Act b Data Protection Act c Working Together to Safeguard Children 23 If you have a safeguarding concern, who should you inform first? a Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) b HR manager c School janitor 24 A safeguarding concern is best described as? a A routine check-in b Any suspicion of abuse or neglect c A staff meeting agenda 25 Which type of abuse involves physical harm or injury? a Physical abuse b Financial abuse c Emotional abuse 26 Which action should you avoid when safeguarding concerns arise? a Delaying reporting or recording details b Maintaining confidentiality c Documenting facts accurately 27 Whose consent is required to share information in safeguarding? a Legal or professional guidance may justify it b Always share publicly c Never share any information 28 What is a whistleblowing obligation in safeguarding? a Raise concerns when harm is suspected b Ignore unless proven c Only report if asked by a supervisor 29 Which setting is most likely to require safeguarding training? a Anyone working with children or vulnerable adults b Only students c Only senior management 30 What should you record after a safeguarding concern? a Personal opinions b Speculative rumors c Objective, factual observations 31 If there is imminent danger, what is the priority? a Ensure immediate safety and contact appropriate services b Postpone action until after shift c Wait for written consent

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Safeguarding Essentials QuizOnline version

by Katie

What are the five types of abuse?

What is safeguarding?

Which is a potential sign of abuse in a child?

Which is a potential sign of abuse in a child?

Who should you report safeguarding concerns to first?

Why is confidentiality important in safeguarding?

Which type of abuse includes physical harm or injury?

What should you do if a child discloses abuse to you?

What is a 'safeguarding policy'?

Which is a safeguarding responsibility of staff?

What is 'significant harm' in safeguarding terms?

What is safeguarding mainly aimed at protecting?

Who should report safeguarding concerns?

Which sign could indicate possible abuse in a child?

What is the purpose of a safeguarding policy?

When should confidentiality be breached in safeguarding?

Who has a duty of care in safeguarding?

What is whistleblowing in safeguarding terms?

How should you respond to a disclosure?

What is the role of a Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL)?

What should you do after making a safeguarding referral?

Which document outlines duties for safeguarding children in the UK?

If you have a safeguarding concern, who should you inform first?

A safeguarding concern is best described as?

Which type of abuse involves physical harm or injury?

Which action should you avoid when safeguarding concerns arise?

Whose consent is required to share information in safeguarding?

What is a whistleblowing obligation in safeguarding?

Which setting is most likely to require safeguarding training?

What should you record after a safeguarding concern?

If there is imminent danger, what is the priority?