Puberty, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation

Question 1

Identify the type of benefit for each statement.

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✔ emotional; Reducing stress about STDs is a(n) benefit of abstinence.: emotional; Maintaining reproductive health is a(n) benefit.: physical; Increasing the likelihood of achieving goals is a(n) benefit.: personal

Question 2

✔ physicalX socialemotional

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✔ physical

Question 3

X physical✔ personalemotional

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✔ personal

Question 4

Which conclusion is supported by the data shown on these graphs?

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Abstinent teens are more likely to graduate from high school and college than their sexually active peers.

Question 5

Which verbal responses would help Marcus and Alex maintain abstinence in this situation? Check all that apply.

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“Hey, I think we should stop.”; “Let’s go out for pizza.”; “I think I should just go home.”

Question 6

5✔ 892

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✔ 8; After one year of use, about people in 100 using the patch will have an unplanned pregnancy.: 8; The most effective contraceptive shown is the .: implant or injection; The least effective contraceptive shown on the chart is the .: patch or ring

Question 7

How effective are condoms at preventing pregnancy and STDs? Check all that apply.

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Condoms are more effective at preventing STDs than other contraceptives.; Using a condom does not guarantee that one will not contract an STD.; Using a condom does not guarantee that one will not get pregnant.

Question 8

Which contraceptive methods will prevent the spread of HIV and other STDs? Check all that apply.diaphragmmale condomfemale condompill/minipillspermicidesintrauterine device (IUD)the “morning after” pill

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male condom; female condom

Question 9

Which statements about sexual activity are supported by evidence in this article?

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Unintended pregnancy is a problem in the US.; Most teenagers are influenced by what their parents might think before having sex.; The risk of pregnancy is a primary influence on a teen’s decision to have sex.

Question 10

Which conclusion is supported by the data shown on these graphs?

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Abstinent teens are more likely to graduate from high school and college than their sexually active peers.

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