True or false: Your body, your rules questions for kids.

🧠 Quick Study Guide

• 🍎 Body Autonomy: 🤔 Understanding that you have the right to make decisions about your own body.
• 🤝 Consent: 🗣️ Always saying 'yes' or 'no' freely and knowing that you can change your mind.
• 🛡️ Boundaries: 🚧 Knowing what you're comfortable with and what you're not, and being able to tell others.
• 🗣️ Speaking Up: 🦸 Knowing it's okay to say 'no' or ask for help if something doesn't feel right.
• ❤️ Respect: 🌟 Treating your body and other people's bodies with kindness and respect.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is an example of body autonomy?
   1. A. Letting someone borrow your toys without asking.
   2. B. Choosing what to wear each day.
   3. C. Eating whatever your parents give you.
   4. D. Letting someone touch you even if you don't want to.
2. What does consent mean?
   1. A. Agreeing to something.
   2. B. Ignoring someone.
   3. C. Arguing with someone.
   4. D. Disagreeing with someone.
3. If someone asks to hug you, but you don't want to, what should you do?
   1. A. Say 'yes' to be polite.
   2. B. Say 'no' and explain why.
   3. C. Run away without saying anything.
   4. D. Ignore them.
4. What is a boundary?
   1. A. A type of fence.
   2. B. Knowing what you're comfortable with.
   3. C. A type of game.
   4. D. A type of food.
5. Why is it important to respect other people's bodies?
   1. A. Because it's polite.
   2. B. Because everyone deserves to feel safe and comfortable.
   3. C. Because you might get in trouble if you don't.
   4. D. Because it makes them like you more.
6. What should you do if someone makes you feel uncomfortable?
   1. A. Ignore it and hope it goes away.
   2. B. Tell a trusted adult.
   3. C. Pretend nothing happened.
   4. D. Laugh it off.
7. True or False: It's okay to keep secrets about things that make you feel uncomfortable.
   1. A. True
   2. B. False
   3. C. Sometimes
   4. D. Maybe