Unit 17: Questions

First name

Last name

Student ID or School ID

Gender

Male

Female

Other

Email

Phone

Select Organization Type

Volunteer Youth Justice / The Harbor

Street Outreach

Shreveport Police Department

Other

Name of School or Organization

1. Kristen defines terrorist threats as someone threatening to use ___________ against another person or group of people.

Gun

Bomb

Any weapon

2. How are children mainly involved in terrorist attacks, according to Kristen?

Being taken or abducted

Recruited, used, or asked to join terrorist groups

All of the above

3. What consequences might they face if someone is caught making a terroristic threat with evidence that they would take action to hurt others?

Punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $20,000.

One year in jail and a $1,000 ticket to pay

Suspended from school and on punishment at home

4. What could happen to Russell for threatening to shoot up the school if his phone is not found, according to Mrs. Sandall?

Suspension or moved from campus to DAEP

All

Report to police

5. According to Judge Casey-Jones, If the school decides to charge Russell for making the threat and it goes to court, what are the possible consequences he might face?

15- 21 years in jail

Receive a warning if his first-time

Parents pay a large amount of money for his ticket, and he has to apologize

6. Mrs. Sandall said that although Scott was caught on video making a threat while holding a knife in his hands, the punishment for his actions will not be as severe since he got bullied by these students a lot.

True; though the school did not want him to bring a knife, they were happy he stood up for himself so he wouldn’t be in big trouble.

Maybe; it all depends on what the other students did to him in the past, leaving him with no choice.

False; he made a verbal threat and had a weapon that would require immediate attention from the police

7. What did Judge Casey-Jones say regarding the role parents play in the incidence that their child is being caught in a situation like Phoebe?

Parents are not responsible for the actions of their child

Parents might face 2-10 years in jail for not monitoring their child's behavior or keeping weapons secure

Parents will just be embarrassed publicly when the story makes the news

Open-ended Response: Consider and select one of the following prompts, then respond by writing 6-8 sentences below.

Which scenario could you relate to the most and why?
Suppose you or someone you know were faced with a similar situation.

How would you apply the advice the subject matter experts gave to prevent repeating the characters’ mistakes in the video?

ta·bu·la ra·sa
/ˈtäbyo͝olə ˈräsə,ˈräzə/
an absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals; a clean slate.

Unit 17: Terroristic Threats

This episode and matching lesson activities teaches youth about human behavior, violence, aggression, terrorism, and the historical context of terrorism.

Unit 17: Questions

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ta·bu·la ra·sa /ˈtäbyo͝olə ˈräsə,ˈräzə/ an absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals; a clean slate.

Unit 17: Terroristic Threats

This episode and matching lesson activities teaches youth about human behavior, violence, aggression, terrorism, and the historical context of terrorism.

Unit 17: Questions

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ta·bu·la ra·sa
/ˈtäbyo͝olə ˈräsə,ˈräzə/
an absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals; a clean slate.