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Puberty, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation Answers

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Reducing stress about STDs is a(n) benefit of abstinence.

A
physical
B
social
C
emotional
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Maintaining reproductive health is a(n) benefit.

A
physical
B
social
C
emotional
3

Increasing the likelihood of achieving goals is a(n) benefit.

A
physical
B
personal
C
emotional
4

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

A
Abstinent teens are more likely to graduate from high school but less likely to graduate from college than their sexually active peers.
B
Abstinent teens are more likely to graduate from high school and college than their sexually active peers.
C
Abstinent teens are less likely to graduate from high school, but more likely to graduate from college than their sexually active peers.
D
Abstinent teens are less likely to graduate from high school and college than their sexually active peers.
5

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

A
“Hey, I think we should stop.”
B
“Let’s go out for pizza.”
C
“Well, just this once.”
D
“I think I should just go home.”
E
“I’m not sure, but if you think it’s okay.”
6

After one year of use, about people in 100 using the patch will have an unplanned pregnancy.

A
5
B
8
C
92
7

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

A
Condoms are more effective at preventing STDs than other contraceptives.
B
Condoms are more effective at preventing pregnancy than other contraceptives.
C
Condoms are equally effective against all STDs.
D
Using a condom does not guarantee that one will not contract an STD.
E
Using a condom does not guarantee that one will not get pregnant.
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

A
diaphragm
B
male condom
C
female condom
D
pill/minipill
E
spermicides
F
intrauterine device (IUD)
G
the “morning after” pill
9

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

A
Unintended pregnancy is a problem in the US.
B
Most teenagers are influenced by what their parents might think before having sex.
C
Older teens ignore the risk of STDs when deciding to have sex.
D
The risk of pregnancy is a primary influence on a teen’s decision to have sex.
E
Teachers and religious advisors are more influential on older teens than on younger ones in their decisions about sex.
10

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

A
Abstinent teens are more likely to graduate from high school but less likely to graduate from college than their sexually active peers.
B
Abstinent teens are more likely to graduate from high school and college than their sexually active peers.
C
Abstinent teens are less likely to graduate from high school, but more likely to graduate from college than their sexually active peers.
D
Abstinent teens are less likely to graduate from high school and college than their sexually active peers.
11

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

A
“Hey, I think we should stop.”
B
“Let’s go out for pizza.”
C
“Well, just this once.”
D
“I think I should just go home.”
E
“I’m not sure, but if you think it’s okay.”
12

After one year of use, about people in 100 using the patch will have an unplanned pregnancy.

A
5
B
8
C
92
13

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

A
Condoms are more effective at preventing STDs than other contraceptives.
B
Condoms are more effective at preventing pregnancy than other contraceptives.
C
Condoms are equally effective against all STDs.
D
Using a condom does not guarantee that one will not contract an STD.
E
Using a condom does not guarantee that one will not get pregnant.
14

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

A
diaphragm
B
male condom
C
female condom
D
pill/minipill
E
spermicides
F
intrauterine device (IUD)
G
the “morning after” pill
15

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

A
Unintended pregnancy is a problem in the US.
B
Most teenagers are influenced by what their parents might think before having sex.
C
Older teens ignore the risk of STDs when deciding to have sex.
D
The risk of pregnancy is a primary influence on a teen’s decision to have sex.
E
Teachers and religious advisors are more influential on older teens than on younger ones in their decisions about sex.
16

Which individuals are incapable of giving consent for sexual activity? Check all that apply.someone who is highsomeone who is drunksomeone who is passed outsomeone who is being exploiteda 12-year old malean 18-year old femalesomeone in a relationship with their teacher

A
someone who is high
B
someone who is drunk
C
someone who is passed out
D
someone who is being exploited
E
a 12-year old male
F
an 18-year old female
G
someone in a relationship with their teacher
17

Reducing stress about STDs is a(n) benefit of abstinence.

A
physical
B
social
C
emotional
18

The most effective contraceptive shown is the .

A
pill
B
patch or ring
C
implant or injection
19

The most effective contraceptive shown is the .

A
pill
B
patch or ring
C
implant or injection
20

Maintaining reproductive health is a(n) benefit.

A
physical
B
social
C
emotional

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