Hen Do Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Which statement about STI exposure is accurate across different sexual positions?
Standing positions prevent most STI transmission.
Changing position does not remove STI risk; barriers and testing remain relevant.
Positions without face-to-face contact remove STI risk.
STI exposure is only possible when penetration is deep.
2. When using a latex condom, which lubricant is generally the safest straightforward choice?
Petroleum jelly
A water-based lubricant labeled as condom-compatible
Body lotion containing oils
Cooking oil
3. What does the position commonly called “69” involve?
Partners positioned to perform oral sex on each other at the same time
One partner sitting while the other kneels alongside
Both partners lying face-to-face with no oral contact
Both partners standing back-to-back
4. A receptive partner wants more direct control over penetration depth and pace. Which arrangement often offers that control?
A standing position led by the penetrating partner
The receptive partner on top, adjusting their own movement
A rear-entry position with the receptive partner remaining still
A position with the receptive partner's legs held over their shoulders
5. A partner suddenly says, “That hurts,” during penetration. What should happen first?
Reduce the pace without interrupting the activity.
Stop and check what they want before doing anything else.
Change the angle without discussing it.
Wait to see whether they mention the pain again.
6. Two people plan to share a penetrative sex toy. Which practice best reduces transfer of bodily fluids between users?
Cover it with more lubricant before the next person uses it.
Use the same condom as long as it still looks intact.
Rinse it briefly with cold water between users.
Clean it according to its instructions and use a new condom for each person.
7. Someone's knees are tiring in a kneeling position. Which adjustment most directly reduces that demand?
Move to an unsupported standing position.
Remain kneeling but increase the pace.
Switch to a supported side-by-side position and use pillows where helpful.
Keep the position unchanged and shift all weight onto the knees.
8. Which statement about pregnancy and penis-in-vagina positions is accurate?
Pregnancy can occur in any penis-in-vagina position if effective contraception is not used.
Standing positions prevent sperm from reaching an egg.
Pregnancy is only possible in positions involving deep penetration.
Pregnancy cannot occur when the receiving partner is on top.
9. What is the most accurate rule about consent during any sexual activity?
Consent is implied when two people have had sex before.
Consent at the start automatically covers every activity that follows.
Consent must be freely given and can be withdrawn at any time.
Consent cannot be changed once both people are undressed.
10. During a position, one partner develops neck discomfort. What is the most appropriate next step?
Pause, check in and adjust or switch to a more comfortable position.
Continue briefly to see whether the discomfort settles on its own.
Keep the same position but move faster to finish sooner.
Assume discomfort is normal whenever trying something new.
11. At a party, someone says “maybe” to sexual activity but is heavily intoxicated and unable to focus. What is the appropriate response?
Ask repeatedly until they give a clearer answer.
Treat their earlier flirting as sufficient permission.
Continue with less intimate activity without asking again.
Do not proceed; prioritize their wellbeing and revisit only when they can freely consent.
12. Which barrier is specifically designed to reduce exposure during oral sex on a vulva or anus?
A contraceptive diaphragm
A latex glove worn by the receiving partner
A cervical cap
A dental dam
13. In sexual-position terminology, what does “spooning” usually describe?
Both partners standing and facing each other
One partner seated while the other faces away
Both partners lying on their sides, usually facing the same direction
Both partners kneeling and facing each other
14. Two partners want face-to-face closeness, but one has limited balance. Which option is generally easier to support?
A seated face-to-face position on a stable surface
An unsupported standing embrace
A position balanced on one leg
A kneeling position on a slippery surface
15. A condom-covered toy has been used anally and will next be used vaginally. What is the appropriate transition?
Wipe the outside with a dry tissue and continue.
Add lubricant over the same condom.
Remove it, clean the toy as directed and use a new condom.
Turn the existing condom inside out.
16. Which statement about sexual choking or strangulation is medically accurate?
It is harmless if it leaves no visible mark.
It becomes safe when pressure is applied only briefly.
It is only dangerous when a person immediately loses consciousness.
There is no reliably safe method; it can cause serious hidden injury.
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