Which statement about sexual contact is true regarding body parts and clothing?

• A. Requires consent in all cases
• B. Only contact with the intimate parts of the person
• C. Includes the buttocks as well as over and under clothing
• D. No contact allowed

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that sexual contact covers a broad range of touching, not just direct skin-to-skin contact with intimate parts. This includes touching the buttocks and can occur through clothing, whether over or under it, and still be considered sexual contact. That breadth is what makes this statement true: it recognizes that touching the buttocks and contact through clothing are both included in the concept of sexual contact. The other ideas fall short because they limit what counts or oversimplify the issue—either narrowing to only direct contact with intimate parts or saying no contact is allowed, or treating consent as the sole defining factor without addressing what body parts and clothing are involved.