Deck 8: Child Pornography and Child Sex Abuse Imagery

Question 1

This individual was a former USA Gymnastics national team doctor and professor at Michigan State University who was arrested and prosecuted for child pornography.?

A) Jared Fogle
B) Larry Nassar
C) Gary Glitter
D) Pete Townsend

Answer 1

B

Question 2

Post-2016 data indicate that _______________ are hosting the majority of online child pornography.?

A) European countries
B) Asian countries
C) African countries
D) South American countries

Answer 2

A

Question 3

Recent estimates find that _______________ are the most likely to be the victims of child pornography.?

A) Caucasian girls
B) Black girls
C) Asian males
D) Caucasian males

Answer 3

A

Question 4

This extreme variant of pornography depicts brutal acts like torture, sexual assault, rape, and even murder inflicted upon people including children.?

A) Softcore pornography
B) Erotica pornography
C) Hurtcore pornography
D) Bondage pornography

Question 5

A clear pattern apparent from studies is that the vast majority of offenders are _______________.?

A) Caucasian males
B) Black males
C) Asian males
D) Hispanic males

Question 6

Children may conduct themselves in a manner that leads to what Bryce (2010) calls _______________ behaviours, in which minors voluntarily engage in sexually-oriented electronic communication.?

A) self-harm
B) self-indulgent
C) self-projecting
D) self-victimization

Question 7

This act in the UK makes it a criminal offense 'to take, distribute, exhibit, or possess even one 'indecent' photograph of a child.?

A) The Protection of Children Act
B) The Communications Decency Act
C) The Child Pornography Prevention Act
D) The Protection of Children Against Sexual Exploitation Act

Question 8

This slang term refers to images of minors viewed by some consumers as physically mature and sexually desirable but usually do not involve direct sexual abuse or exploitation of minors. These images, while perhaps morally and culturally frowned upon, are not typically illegal but can lead to other illegal behaviors, such as harassment of depicted minors.?

A) 'Barely legal' images
B) 'Jailbait' images
C) 'DTF' images
D) 'Quickie' images

Question 9

_______________ is/are one or more non-obscene images of children that have been digitally manipulated to produce a pornographic representation involving a minor.?

A) Semi-pornography
B) Quasi-photographs
C) Pseudo-photographs
D) Virtual pornography

Question 10

Which of the following is not a challenge in combating child pornography?

A) There remain many countries without adequate child pornography provisions
B) A majority of countries, like the US and Europe, do not prioritize child pornography cases
C) Legal punishment remains diverse among countries in relation to child pornography
D) Some areas lack training, expertise, and police resources and responses to child pornography

Question 11

Many experts and commentators prefer to use the term _______________ rather than child pornography.?

A) Child molestation imagery
B) Child pedophilic images
C) Child sexual abuse images
D) Sexual abuse of minors imagery

Question 12

_______________ are images that "simulate" child pornography, often involving the depiction of minors in pornographic situations through cartoons, drawings, animation, etc.?

A) Semi-pornography
B) Quasi-photographs
C) Pseudo-photographs
D) Virtual pornography

Question 13

_______________ was the rock'n'roll band who was the center of controversy when the Internet Watch Foundation took down one of their Wikipedia pages because one of their album covers contained a picture of a naked child.?

A) Manfred Mann and the Earth Band
B) Van Halen
C) The Scorpions
D) Electric Light Orchestra

Question 14

Recent research indicates that child pornography is getting less extreme and violence, consistent with overall declines in violent crime more generally.?

Question 15

The persons most likely to abuse children are _______________.?

A) Family or acquaintances
B) School officials
C) Clergy
D) Peers

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT an additional harm victims of child pornography may experience as described in the research?

A) Guilt or shame out of a fear of who might see the images and that they may be thought a willing participant in their exploitation
B) Knowledge that these images cannot be used in court against their abuser
C) Remorse or shame because abusers made them feel special or they did not fully understand the acts in which they were participating
D) Continuing victimization as the images remain in circulation

Question 17

_______________ describes a form of self-victimization where underaged victims may voluntarily engage in sexually oriented electronic communication.?

A) Cybersex
B) Text-mexting
C) Peep shows
D) Sexting

Question 18

Child pornography is one of the few cybercrimes which is consistently condemned worldwide.?

Question 19

One of the United Nations regulations safeguarding against child pornography is _______________.?

A) Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act
B) Child Pornography Prevention Act
C) Convention on the Rights of the Child
D) Protection of Children Against Sexual Exploitation Act

Question 20

_______________ was an international child pornography sting operation that generated significant controversy because the FBI seized and operated a child pornography website ("Playpen") for two weeks, infecting visiting computers with malware to identify users of the site.?

A) Operation Pacifier
B) Operation Starburst
C) Operation Rattle
D) Operation Spade

Question 21

_______________ was the stage name of a pornographic actress who began performing in pornographic videos while she was under the age of 18 in the 1980s.?

A) Susan Oprah
B) Traci Lords
C) Malory Sweets
D) Eva Lang

Question 22

_______________ is a form of Japanese animation that features childlike females depicted in erotic and sexually explicit scenarios.?

A) Hentai
B) Funtabi
C) Gaijin
D) Lolicon