Gang Sex Trafficking: What You Should Know! (Nv)

1. Why are children in foster care more vulnerable to join a gang than other children?

They are seeking a sense of belonging

They are likely familiar with drugs

They are usually kicked out of school

They are forced to be in gangs

2. A gang initiation option available to primarily female prospects is:

Sexed-in

Jumped-in

Drive-by-shooting

Burglary

3. Motivation for joining a gang are all of the following except:

Guaranteed not to go to prison

Money and drugs

Acceptance by peers

Protection

4. Why are “wanna-be” gang members more dangerous than full members?

They are trying to prove themselves and may participate in more risky behavior

They are not more dangerous

They are more careless when committing crimes

They are not fully committed to the gang yet

5. During COVID, exploitation has decreased due to concern for the spreading the illness.

True

False

6. Recruitment for gangs occur in all of the following settings except:

Door-to-door

City libraries

Shopping malls

High Schools

7. Gaming systems are well-known recruitment sites.

True

False

8. What kind of gangs often have members that are also members of other gangs?

Hybrid gangs

National gangs

Local gangs

Wanna-Be gangs

9. What is the main difference between the state and federal definition of a gang?

The number of members

The group shares collective name, signs, or symbols

The level of criminal activity

There are no differences between the definitions

10. All of the following are typical dress code requirements for gangs except:

White T-shirts

Shaved eyebrows

Old English writing

Colored shoelaces