Deck 30: Because She Looks Like a Child

Question 1

How old is Siri?

A) 15
B) 18
C) 20
D) 21

Answer 1

A

Question 2

How many men buy Siri on a typical night?

A) about three
B) between five and seven
C) under 10
D) between 10 and 18

Answer 2

D

Question 3

Why can Siri be sold as a new girl at a higher price?

A) because she just began working at the brothel
B) because she looks like a child
C) because she has AIDS
D) because she is experienced at prostitution

Answer 3

B

Question 4

In order to understand slavery in Thailand, it is important to understand the ______.

A) transformation of industrialization
B) childhoods of the pimps
C) psychological functioning of girls
D) economic boom of China

Question 5

Girls are enslaved in Thailand through a process of exchange called ______.

A) exportation
B) impermanence
C) debt bondage
D) ubiquitous sale

Question 6

The enormous migration of capital into Thailand in the 1980s is known as ______.

A) flying geese
B) golden tourism
C) four tigers
D) modern slavery

Question 7

In Thailand, commercial sex is considered ______.

A) taboo
B) payment of a debt
C) kidnapping
D) a social event

Question 8

Who is at the top of the modern slaveholder chain?

A) sex slaves
B) pimps
C) brothel owners
D) brokers

Question 9

The current situation in Thailand is similar to ______.

A) Germany in the 1930s
B) the United States in the 1850s
C) France in World War I
D) Mexico in 1920

Question 10

How are enslaved Thai women typically controlled in Japan?

A) drugs and violence
B) cooking and cleaning
C) bribery and labor
D) sex and debts

Question 11

What happens to sex slaves who test positive for HIV?

Question 12

How has modernization and economic growth in Thailand changed the selling of children?

Question 13

Describe the process of debt bondage that is used to enslave the girls.

Question 14

Explain why young village girls are often drawn to the idea of prostitution. How has industrial growth changed this?

Question 15

How has economic growth in Thailand resulted in social problems?