What Is One Way in Which the Terms "Sexual Assault

question 114

Multiple Choice

What is one way in which the terms "sexual assault" and "rape" differ?

• A) "Sexual assault" includes all unwanted sexual acts including sexual intercourse, whereas "rape" refers only to unwanted sexual intercourse.
• B) "Sexual assault" can occur even when both parties consent to the activity however "rape" is defined as sexual intercourse in the absence of consent.
• C) "Sexual assault" includes all unwanted sexual acts excluding sexual intercourse, whereas "rape" refers only to unwanted sexual intercourse.
• D) "Sexual assault" can be committed by anyone on anyone but only women can be victims of "rape."

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