Condom Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Which statement correctly describes placement of an internal condom?
Both rings should remain completely outside the body
The inner ring is inserted, while the outer ring remains outside the vaginal opening
The outer ring is inserted over the cervix while the inner ring stays outside
Both rings should sit beyond the cervix
2. An external condom repeatedly slips during sex even though it is applied correctly. What is a sensible adjustment?
Try a better-fitting size or style and follow its instructions
Secure the base with an elastic band
Wear a second condom over it
Apply oil inside it so it grips the skin
3. Someone has a confirmed latex allergy. Which option may provide a latex-free external-condom alternative?
A thicker latex condom
A polyurethane or polyisoprene external condom labeled for pregnancy and STI protection
Two standard latex condoms worn together
A latex condom coated with oil
4. A couple is using a latex external condom. Which lubricant is generally compatible with it?
Coconut oil
Petroleum jelly
Baby oil
A water-based lubricant
5. Which statement best describes how condoms affect STI risk?
They eliminate the possibility of every STI when used once
They protect only when both partners also use hormonal contraception
They reduce risk only if two condoms are worn together
Correct and consistent use reduces risk, but protection is not complete for all STIs
6. Where is the best place to keep condoms until they are needed?
Loose in a wallet for several months
On a sunny bathroom windowsill
In a car glove compartment year-round
In a cool, dry place away from sharp objects and direct heat
7. When putting on an external condom, what helps leave room for semen and reduce trapped air?
Pinching the reservoir tip while rolling it to the base
Unrolling it halfway before checking its direction
Stretching the condom before placing it on the penis
Adding lotion inside the tip before unrolling it
8. A condom was used briefly but ejaculation did not occur. Can it be reused later?
No; use a new condom for every act of sex
Yes, if it is rinsed and dried first
Yes, if the same partners use it within an hour
Yes, provided no visible damage is present
9. What is important to know about condoms made from natural membrane, sometimes called lambskin?
They protect against every STI more effectively than latex
They can help prevent pregnancy but are not recommended for STI protection
They can be washed and reused safely
They are the same material as polyisoprene condoms
10. What should happen immediately after ejaculation when an external condom is used?
Leave the penis in place until it becomes fully soft
Remove the condom first and then withdraw
Hold the condom at the base and withdraw while the penis is still erect
Twist the condom while it is still inside the partner
11. Can an internal condom and an external condom be used together during the same act?
Yes, because each condom protects a different partner
No; friction between them can cause slipping or damage
Yes, if both products are made from different materials
Yes, but only with oil-based lubricant
12. An external condom breaks during vaginal sex. What is the most appropriate next step?
Wait for symptoms before taking any action
Douche or wash internally to prevent pregnancy and infection
Seek prompt advice about emergency contraception and STI testing or care
Use two condoms the next time and assume no further action is needed
13. Before opening a condom package, which check is most useful?
Whether the wrapper color matches the condom
Whether the package has been refrigerated
Whether it is within its expiration date and the sealed package is intact
Whether the condom has been folded into a small square
14. A condom wrapper is difficult to open. What is the safest approach?
Move the condom away from the edge and carefully tear the wrapper with fingers
Use teeth to make a small opening
Cut across the wrapper with scissors
Puncture the center of the wrapper with a pin
15. Someone suggests wearing two external condoms at once for extra protection. What is the better guidance?
Use two only during longer sexual activity
Use two if they are different brands
Use one condom correctly because friction between two can increase breakage
Use two as long as no lubricant is added
16. An external condom will not unroll easily after being placed on the tip of an erect penis. What should the user do?
Turn the same condom over and continue using it
Cut the rim slightly to loosen it
Pull harder until it unrolls
Discard it and use a new condom in the correct direction
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