FRHD2100 Unit 9 Questions Completed With A+ Graded Answers 2024/2025
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FRHD2100
In Canada, procuring and living off the avails of prostitution is
A) legal in all provinces and territories.
B) illegal in all provinces and territories.
C) illegal in all provinces and territories except Quebec and Ontario.
D) legal in all provinces and territories except Prince Edward Island ...
FRHD2100 Unit 9 Questions Completed With A+
Graded Answers 2024/2025
In Canada, procuring and living off the avails of prostitution is
A) legal in all provinces and territories.
B) illegal in all provinces and territories.
C) illegal in all provinces and territories except Quebec and Ontario.
D) legal in all provinces and territories except Prince Edward Island - Correct Answer B
Prostitution can be traced as far back as
A) Victorian England.
B) ancient Greece.
C) ancient Mesopotamia.
D) the Middle Ages - Correct Answer C
Which statement is true about prostitution in Canada?
A) Prostitution is illegal everywhere in Canada.
B) Prostitution is often referred to as "Canada's newest profession."
C) Prostitution is legal in Quebec only in province-licensed brothels.
D) Prostitution itself has never been illegal in Canada - Correct Answer D
In recent years, _______________ has become a more preferred term for "prostitute."
A) "street walker"
B) "sex worker"
C) "escort"
D) "working girl" - Correct Answer B
Most criminal charges relating to prostitution in Canada are for
A) communicating.
,B) procuring.
C) soliciting.
D) dealing - Correct Answer A
What percentage of Canadians believes that adults should be free to engage in consensual prostitution?
A) 25%
B) 50%
C) 66%
D) 75% - Correct Answer B
In the business of sex work, "John" refers to
A) a pimp.
B) a customer.
C) a gigolo.
D) a hustler - Correct Answer B
What is a common method used by police to stop prostitution?
A) citizen complaints
B) walking the streets and arresting all women who are appear to be sex workers
C) letting businesses register, and then closing them down for illegal business
D) entrapment - Correct Answer D
In 2010, the Canadian prostitution laws were challenged by
A) sex workers and legal experts in Ontario and British Columbia
B) far-right religious groups
C) public health experts
D) a coalition of sexual assault centres across Canada - Correct Answer A
,A 2009 Angus Reid poll found that _____ of Canadians believed that prostitution should be entirely
prohibited.
A) 10 %
B) 25%
C) 50%
D) 60% - Correct Answer B
In the hierarchy of sex work, the workers with the least status are the
A) escorts.
B) streetwalkers.
C) brothel workers.
D) massage parlour workers - Correct Answer B
Sex workers who generally work on their own and charge the most for their services are known as
A) "escorts."
B) "streetwalkers."
C) "call girls."
D) "brothel workers - Correct Answer C
What type of sex worker earns the lowest income?
A) call girl
B) streetwalker
C) escort service worker
D) massage parlour worker - Correct Answer B
In a study (2011) of street-based sex workers in Vancouver, approximately what percentage reported
that they had experienced violence from clients, pimps, or other sex workers?
A) 85%
B) 72%
, C) 55%
D) 98% - Correct Answer D
Robert Pickton from British Columbia was sentenced to prison for at least 25 years because of
A) soliciting a prostitute.
B) living off the avails of prostitution.
C) murdering several streetwalkers.
D) beating several call girls - Correct Answer C
Pimps do not provide streetwalkers with
A) protection.
B) bail.
C) room and board.
D) a salary - Correct Answer D
A pimp's typical cut from a streetwalker's earnings is
A) 90%.
B) 50%.
C) 35%.
D) 20%. - Correct Answer A
Today, the brothel has largely been replaced by
A) cat houses.
B) streetwalkers.
C) massage parlours.
D) bar prostitutes - Correct Answer C
Prostitutes who work for escort services typically come from
A) backgrounds involving physical or sexual abuse.
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