Third-degree sexual abuse includes all of the following EXCEPT?

Third-degree sexual abuse typically refers to a range of sexual offenses that involve non-consensual sexual acts or inappropriate sexual conduct. The correct answer highlights an action that is not classified under third-degree sexual abuse.

Cunnilingus, while it is a sexual act, does not inherently fall under the definition of third-degree sexual abuse unless it occurs in a non-consensual context or is paired with force or coercion. In contrast, fondling and exhibitionism can be part of third-degree sexual abuse as they involve non-consensual touching or indecent exposure, and sexual penetration by force clearly constitutes a more severe classification of sexual crime, typically seen as first or second-degree offenses depending on jurisdiction.

Thus, cunnilingus is more specifically addressed in contexts of consent, distinguishing it from the other listed acts in terms of classification within sexual abuse laws.