Mr and Mrs Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Which description most closely matches the position commonly called missionary?
Both partners remain standing and face each other
Both partners lie on their sides facing the same direction
The receiving partner sits or kneels on top while facing away
One partner lies on their back while the other partner is above them, usually face-to-face
2. Which description best matches the position often called lotus?
Both partners stand face-to-face with one leg raised
One partner lies face-down while the other kneels behind
Partners sit face-to-face, usually with one seated in the other's lap
Both partners lie on their sides facing opposite directions
3. A partner agreed to a position earlier but becomes quiet and pulls away when it begins. What does ongoing consent require?
Pause and check whether they want to stop, change the activity, or continue
Continue briefly because they already agreed to the position
Wait for an explicit refusal before changing anything
Assume they only need time to adjust to the position
4. In the position commonly called spooning, how are the partners usually arranged?
Lying on their sides and facing the same direction, with one partner behind the other
Seated face-to-face with their legs wrapped around each other
One partner lies back while the other faces away on top
One partner stands while the other lies near the edge of a bed
5. What is the usual orientation in reverse cowgirl?
The partners lie face-to-face on their sides
The receiving partner is on top while generally facing away from the other partner
The receiving partner is underneath with their hips elevated
The penetrating partner kneels above while facing away
6. What is the most accurate reason for placing a pillow or wedge under part of the body during a sexual position?
It makes every position suitable for every body
It guarantees deeper penetration without added discomfort
It removes the need to communicate about pace and positioning
It can change the angle or provide support, although comfort varies by person
7. Two partners want a position that is side-lying and places relatively little body weight on either person. Which is the clearest starting point?
Standing face-to-face
Spooning
A kneeling rear-entry position
A partner-supported standing position
8. How does the coital alignment technique typically modify a face-to-face, partner-on-top position?
It changes the position to rear entry with both partners kneeling
It turns both partners onto their sides to remove pressure from the hips
It places the receiving partner on top to maximize vertical movement
It shifts body alignment to emphasize close pelvic contact and a rocking or grinding motion
9. Why is additional lubricant commonly important for anal penetration?
It guarantees that penetration cannot cause discomfort or injury
It replaces the need to move slowly or communicate
The anus does not produce its own lubrication in the way the vagina can
It makes barrier protection unnecessary when partners know each other
10. What usually distinguishes the position commonly called cowgirl?
The partners lie side-by-side and face each other
The receiving partner is on top and generally faces the other partner
The penetrating partner is above and facing away
The partners sit back-to-back with their legs extended
11. One partner has tired knees and wrists and wants to minimize weight-bearing. Which adaptation is generally the most suitable starting point?
A side-lying position with pillows added where helpful
A standing position without furniture or wall support
A kneeling position with weight supported on the hands
An on-top position that requires sustained squatting
12. A condom was used for anal penetration, and the partners now want to switch to vaginal penetration. What is the appropriate barrier step?
Keep the same condom if it still appears intact
Wipe the outside of the condom before continuing
Remove it and use a new condom before switching
Add more lubricant to the same condom before switching
13. During a new position, one partner feels sharp pain. What is the most appropriate immediate response?
Reduce the pace but continue long enough to see whether the pain fades
Move directly to a familiar position without pausing the activity
Treat the pain as an expected part of trying a different angle
Stop and check in, resuming only if the person is comfortable and freely wants to
14. A receiving partner wants more direct control over depth, angle, and pace. Which arrangement often makes that easier?
Being on top and setting the movement themselves
Lying underneath with both legs held up
Standing while being supported by the other partner
Lying face-down while the other partner controls movement
15. Which statement about sexual positions and sexually transmitted infections is accurate?
Positions with the receiving partner on top reliably prevent transmission
No position by itself eliminates transmission risk; suitable barriers and informed choices matter
Avoiding ejaculation eliminates transmission risk in every position
Showering immediately afterward provides protection equivalent to a barrier
16. Partners are considering a standing position. Which factor is most important when deciding whether it is practical?
Whether both partners are almost exactly the same height
Whether the receiving partner can keep both feet off the floor
Whether they can maintain balance with stable support and clear footing
Whether the position can be maintained without changing pace
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