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Which is a benefit of practicing abstinence?

A
increased cardiovascular strength
B
increased likelihood of regret
C
reduced chance of peer pressure
D
freedom to pursue career goals
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Which could be harmful to the fetus if consumed during pregnancy?

A
sushi
B
olive oil
C
cooked shrimp
D
decaffeinated tea
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A teen chooses to have sex with her boyfriend. She and her boyfriend learn that she is now pregnant. Which is an example of a physical consequence of the pregnancy?

A
possibility of having morning sickness
B
increased cost of having a child
C
wondering if they are mature enough to have a child
D
possibility of regretting the situation
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Which action is likely to reduce teenagers' risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?

A
ignoring common misconceptions about STIs
B
challenging facts about contracting STIs
C
educating them about the effects of risky behavior
D
promoting the positive aspects of sexual activity
5

Which effect is common in both sexual harassment and sexual assault victims?

A
STDs
B
internal trauma
C
pregnancy
D
depression
6

What is an advantage of using a hormonal implant?

A
It is easily inserted in the vagina.
B
It is a 100 percent effective method of birth control.
C
It reduces the likelihood of contracting an STD.
D
It can prevent pregnancy for as long as four years.
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Which service is provided by the National Sexual Assault Hotline?

A
legal assistance
B
free medical care
C
childcare services
D
educational grants
8

Individuals who have been sexually harassed commonly experience

A
guilt.
B
courage.
C
strength.
D
empowerment.
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Seniors Trinity and Jordan tease each other and send each other funny text messages. Jordon tells Trinity she is beautiful and asks her to meet him after school. Trinity is surprised when Jordan immediately pushes her up against a wall, touches her body, and does not stop when she tells him to.Which behavior is included in this scenario?

A
rape
B
molestation
C
sexual violence
D
sexual harassment
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The following graph shows the results of a study evaluating the number of schools teaching different sex-education topics.In 2006, approximately what percentage of schools taught students how to use a condom?

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A
40 percent
B
60 percent
C
75 percent
D
85 percent
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Which statement describes legal aspects of sexual behavior?

A
The age of consent is 15 years in most states.
B
Having sex before marriage is illegal in many states.
C
Violating consent laws can lead to charges of statutory rape.
D
Violators of consent laws do not have to register as sex offenders.
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How are most sexually transmitted infections (STIs) spread? Select four options.

A
exchange of bodily fluids
B
skin-to-skin contact
C
holding hands
D
blood-to-blood contact
E
during childbirth
13

Which is an effect of chlamydia?

A
painful urination
B
genital warts
C
sores
D
rashes
14

People’s perceptions of sex are influenced by internal and external factors. Which example is an internal factor?

A
parents
B
peer group
C
fear of contracting an STI or STD
D
media, such as books, television, and movies
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Which best explains the differences in physical growth of an infant compared to a child?

A
Infants grow at a rapid pace, while children grow in spurts.
B
Children grow at a rapid pace, while infants grow in spurts.
C
Infants can triple in size their first year, while a child does not experience physical growth.
D
Child growth begins at puberty, while an infant is controlled by nutrition and genetics.

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