Abstinence and Contraceptives

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a barrier method of birth control?A.birth control patchB.condomC.spongeD.spermicide

Revolt · Accepted Answer

A: A

Question 2

All contraceptives prevent STIs.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

B: F

Question 3

Engaging in sexual activity can lead to a number of more physical and emotional complications.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

A: T

Question 4

Why might a teenage girl who is using birth control be more at risk for becoming pregnant than a woman in her thirties?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Some forms of birth control may be less effective for teenage girls because their bodies haven't fully matured and settled into a regular menstrual cycle.

Question 5

Name two consequences of being sexually active.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Two consequences of being sexually active are unintended pregnancy and contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI).

Question 6

Which of the following BEST defines contraceptive?A.a device used to prevent pregnancy and diseaseB.a device used to prevent pregnancyC.a method or device used to prevent pregnancyD.a device used to prevent disease

Revolt · Accepted Answer

C: C

Question 7

Explain some emotional, physical, and social reasons why someone would choose to remain abstinent.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Sexual activity can lead to STIs, risk of pregnancy, social stresses on relationships (negative influence on relationships with parents and possibly friends), emotional stress such as loss of self-respect, trust issues developing if one partner is hurt by the other, etc.

Question 8

List three strategies that teens can use to avoid becoming involved in sexual activity?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

To avoid becoming involved in sexual activity, teens can go on group dates, avoid unsupervised parties, limit dating to public places, refrain from using drugs or alcohol, and be fully aware of one's own motivation for abstinence.

Question 9

By the time you find yourself in a risky situation involving pressure to have sex, it is too late to back out or to say "no."

Revolt · Accepted Answer

B: F

Question 10

What is the only guaranteed method of preventing pregnancy or contracting an STI?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Abstinence is the only guaranteed method of preventing pregnancy and/or contracting an STI.

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