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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 of these is a healthy meal, especially during pregnancy?

A
pepperoni pizza and a soda
B
grilled salmon with a green salad
C
fried chicken sandwich and fries
D
sub sandwich with turkey deli meat
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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 aspects of human health does the endocrine system help regulate? Select four options.

A
sexual development
B
growth
C
metabolism
D
tissue function
E
social development
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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
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Which is a social advantage of remaining abstinent?

A
greater overall self-esteem
B
fewer fertility issues
C
increased chance of an emotional relationship
D
lower stress about contracting STDs
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Which is an effect of chlamydia?

A
painful urination
B
genital warts
C
sores
D
rashes
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Paul and Emilka have a child together. If Paul decides to leave Emilka and the baby, how will his legal obligations change?

A
He will need to provide child support.
B
He will no longer be the legal father.
C
He will no longer have a legal obligation.
D
He will need to get custody of the child.
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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
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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 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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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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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 statement accurately describes legal aspects of sexual behavior regarding teens and young people?

A
The age of consent is 14 years in most states.
B
Having sex before marriage is illegal in 45 states.
C
A person convicted of statutory rape must register as a sex offender.
D
Statutory rape involves people of the same approximate age engaging in sexual acts.
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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 organ forms in the third trimester?

A
kidneys
B
ears
C
lungs
D
heart

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