Child entisment refers to which behavior?

• A. Luring a child into a secluded place for sexual, harmful, or drug-related purposes
• B. Encouraging a child to participate in sports
• C. Providing supervision for safety
• D. Taking a child to a well-lit public place

Answer: (A)

This question tests understanding of what constitutes child enticement: luring a child into a secluded place with the intention of committing sexual, harmful, or drug-related acts. The best description matches the predatory nature of the offense—an adult uses deception or coercion to pull a minor away from others into a private setting where harm could occur. It focuses on the act of enticing a child away from safety for harmful purposes, which is what this crime is meant to prevent. The other options describe positive or protective actions (encouraging sports, supervising for safety, or taking a child to a well-lit public place) and do not involve luring a child into isolation for harm, so they do not fit the definition of enticement.