AnswersKY-Health Education - Summer 2026Unit Test

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Which of the following is a TRUE statement about the effects of STIs on one's health?

A
In addition to the emotional trauma that an STI can cause, a person can suffer great mental disability as a result of an STI.
B
The physical effects of an STI can be easily hidden because they generally only affect the genital area.
C
If there are no symptoms of the STI, the person can still donate blood because the blood is only rarely affected.
D
all of the above
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Julio and Vanessa are on their first date when Julio pressures Vanessa to have sex. When she tells him no, he grabs her and kisses her anyway.Which behavior does this scenario describe?

A
flirting
B
molestation
C
sexual assault
D
sexual harassment
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In general, which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of a healthy relationship?

A
genuine affection and mutual respect
B
infatuation and possessiveness
C
open communication and trust
D
mutual respect and compromise
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In general, which of the following is NOT effective in preventing abuse?

A
trusting the abuser to stop when asked
B
learning to prevent abuse
C
distancing yourself from abuse
D
reporting the abuse to local authorities
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Which service is provided by the National Teen Dating Abuse Online Helpline?

A
free legal advice
B
emergency shelter
C
highly trained advocates
D
financial assistance
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When is the BEST time to be treated for an STI?

A
Only after the symptoms of the STI begin to subside should a person seek treatment.
B
When a person starts treatment makes no difference for most STIs.
C
Only after first noticing a symptom of the STI should a person seek treatment.
D
A person should seek treatment the first moment he or she suspects having an STI.
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Which of the following statements about age of consent is NOT accurate?

A
It varies from state to state.
B
Violating it may result in a prison sentence.
C
Violating it may result in being tagged as a sex offender.
D
It is determined by the parents, not the government.
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Which action is most likely the result of empathy?

A
sending an email to a friend
B
hugging a significant other
C
volunteering after a natural disaster
D
waving when you see a casual acquaintance
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How will taking ownership in communication most likely improve a relationship?

A
by showing empathy
B
by promoting honesty
C
by establishing dominance
D
by preventing hurt feelings
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Which statement describes Down syndrome?

A
It is a chromosomal abnormality.
B
It causes individuals to be taller than average.
C
It can be passed to other siblings.
D
It is preventable by exercise and a healthy diet.
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Which is the correct order of events that occur during conception?

A
ovulation, implantation, fertilization, zygote formation
B
ovulation, fertilization, zygote formation, implantation
C
fertilization, ovulation, implantation, zygote formation
D
fertilization, zygote formation, implantation, ovulation
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Which characteristic would someone with a strong sense of empathy most likely express?

A
is not easily swayed by the opinions of friends
B
feels unaffected when someone else is disrespected
C
has difficulty understanding others’ emotions
D
tries to imagine how others might feel before acting
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This chart shows the poverty rate for families with single parents and those with married parents.

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A
They are more likely to afford college without student loans.
B
They are less likely to rely on reduced-cost school lunches.
C
They are more likely to live in middle-class neighborhoods.
D
They are less likely to have money for extracurricular activities.
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Which statistic is consistent with the idea that parenting as a teen is more challenging than parenting later in life?

A
The risk of preeclampsia is twice as high in females over age 18.
B
It costs an average of $245,000 to raise a child to the age of 18.
C
Teen mothers have higher rates of depression than older mothers.
D
The percentage of married parents has decreased from 73 percent in 1960 to 46 percent today.
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Leilani and Gina are discussing how to complete a school project. Gina wants to start with an outline, but Leilani wants to skip the outline. Leilani tells Gina that her ideas are not smart and makes a joke about it.How could the girls improve their communication skills?

A
Gina needs to be more genuine in her reactions.
B
Gina needs to express herself more honestly.
C
Leilani needs to understand her goals better.
D
Leilani needs to accept differences with respect.
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Which behavior is considered molestation?

A
sex with a minor
B
forced sex with a marriage partner
C
sex with a person who has passed out
D
forced sex with a person with a physical disability
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Katerina was recently raped. Which effect will she most likely experience?

A
fear
B
shame
C
guilt
D
all of the above
18

There are significantly more STIs today than there were thirty years ago.

A
T
B
F
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Which of the following statements BEST describes the effects of an STI on physical health?

A
A woman who becomes infected runs the risk of having more children.
B
A person with an STI usually has to take medications for a maximum of two weeks.
C
Some STIs can attack vital organs, leading to death or continual major health issues.
D
all of the above
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Mika and Olivia, both adults, have been exchanging smiles and texts. At first Olivia enjoyed it, but now Mika is sending descriptions of what he would like to do to her body. She has asked him to stop texting her, but he keeps sending the same types of texts. Which behavior does the end of this scenario describe?

A
flirting
B
molestation
C
sexual assault
D
sexual harassment

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