Questions: The identity of the perpetrator must be known in order to make a report of suspected child abuse to ChildLine?

The answer is b. False

This option suggests that knowing the identity of the perpetrator is necessary to report suspected child abuse. However, this is not accurate. Reports of suspected child abuse can be made even if the identity of the perpetrator is unknown. The primary concern is the safety and well-being of the child, and any suspicion of abuse should be reported regardless of whether the perpetrator is identified.

This option correctly states that it is not necessary to know the identity of the perpetrator to make a report. ChildLine and similar organizations encourage reporting any suspicions of child abuse to ensure that the child receives the necessary protection and intervention. The focus is on the child's safety, and reports can be made based on observed signs of abuse or neglect, even if the perpetrator's identity is unknown.