Question 1: Explain what is meant by the term 'consent' in the context of relationships.

Answer: Consent means giving permission for something to happen, such as a person agreeing willingly to an activity without feeling pressured or forced.

Question 2: Describe a situation where someone might give consent. Include what they should do to show they agree.

Answer: A person might say 'Yes' clearly and enthusiastically, or nod their head to show they agree. They should also feel free to say no at any time without feeling pressured.

Question 3: List three ways you can show respect for someone else's boundaries.

Answer: 1. Asking for permission before touching or engaging in any activity. 2. Listening carefully to their response and respecting their decision. 3. Stopping immediately if they say no or show discomfort.

Question 4: What should you do if you are unsure whether someone is comfortable with a situation?

Answer: You should ask them directly and listen carefully to their response, giving them the opportunity to say no if they are not comfortable.

Question 5: Imagine a scenario where two friends are deciding whether to hug. Write down what they should say to ensure both are comfortable.

Answer: Friend A should ask, 'Would you like a hug?' and Friend B should reply honestly. If either is unsure or says no, they should respect that and find another way to show friendship.

Question 6: Sketch a simple diagram or flowchart that shows the steps someone should take to seek consent before engaging in an activity.

Answer: A correct sketch would include: 1. Ask permission. 2. Wait for a clear yes. 3. Respect a no or hesitation. 4. Continue only if consent is given. If not, stop immediately.

Question 7: Write three statements that demonstrate respectful communication when discussing boundaries.

Answer: 1. 'I feel comfortable with this.' 2. 'Can we do something else instead?' 3. 'Please let me know if you’re uncomfortable at any point.'

Question 8: Why is it important to respect someone’s decision to say no, even if you wanted to continue?

Answer: Because respecting their decision shows you value their feelings and autonomy. Continuing after they say no can be disrespectful and hurtful.

Question 9: Describe how you would respond if someone says they don’t want to engage in an activity, even if you previously agreed.

Answer: You should respect their decision, stop the activity immediately, and reassure them that their feelings are valid.

Question 10: Sketch a simple scenario where one person asks for consent before taking an action, and the other responds respectfully.

Answer: A correct sketch would show Person A asking, 'Is it okay if I hug you?' and Person B replying, 'Yes, that’s fine,' or 'No, I’d prefer not to.'