Human Trafficking Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1What is the clearest general distinction between human smuggling and human trafficking?
  • Smuggling involves adults, while trafficking involves only minors.
  • Smuggling is always voluntary, while trafficking always begins with abduction.
  • Smuggling centers on facilitating unlawful border entry, while trafficking centers on exploitation and compelled activity.
  • Smuggling is a state offense, while trafficking is exclusively a federal offense.
• 2A person tells you they are being held at a worksite and threatened with immediate violence. What should take priority?
  • Gather enough evidence to prove the offense before contacting anyone.
  • Contact emergency services, avoid confrontation, and follow instructions that protect the person and others from further danger.
  • Travel to the worksite and confront the people responsible.
  • Wait until the person can provide a complete written account of every event.
• 3Why should warning signs such as restricted movement, fearfulness, unusual debt, or document control be assessed together rather than treated as automatic proof?
  • Because trafficking can be identified only after a criminal conviction
  • Because warning signs matter only when physical injuries are also visible
  • Because individual signs may have other explanations, while patterns, context, and the person’s account can clarify the concern.
  • Because each indicator is relevant only if the person has crossed a border