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It Takes All of Us: White Ribbon Day Quiz

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White Ribbon Day 2026 Quiz (KS3). Name: ____________ Form: ______

Question 1. When is White Ribbon Day 2026?
Question 2. What is the White Ribbon Promise?
Question 3. Which of these is a sign of a healthy relationship?
Question 4. Which of these can be domestic abuse?
Question 5. If adults at home are abusive to each other, whose fault is it?
Question 6. A friend tells you they are scared to go home. What is the best thing to do?
Question 7. You need the police in an emergency but cannot speak. On a mobile, what can you do?
Answer key
  1. Question 1. When is White Ribbon Day 2026?

    Correct answer: b) 25 November

    White Ribbon Day is on 25 November every year, the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

  2. Question 2. What is the White Ribbon Promise?

    Correct answer: b) Never to commit, excuse or remain silent about male violence against women and girls

    The promise is about what you do, what you accept and when you speak up.

  3. Question 3. Which of these is a sign of a healthy relationship?

    Correct answer: b) Respecting it when someone says no

    Healthy relationships are built on respect, trust and choice.

  4. Question 4. Which of these can be domestic abuse?

    Correct answer: d) All of these

    Abuse can be physical, emotional, controlling, financial, sexual or online.

  5. Question 5. If adults at home are abusive to each other, whose fault is it?

    Correct answer: b) Never the child's

    It is never a child's fault, and children affected deserve help.

  6. Question 6. A friend tells you they are scared to go home. What is the best thing to do?

    Correct answer: b) Listen, believe them and help them tell a trusted adult

    Some secrets are not safe to keep. A trusted adult can get them help.

  7. Question 7. You need the police in an emergency but cannot speak. On a mobile, what can you do?

    Correct answer: b) Call 999, stay on the line and press 55 when asked

    This is the Silent Solution. Childline (0800 1111) is there for non-emergencies, 24 hours a day.

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