Sex Ed Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Someone receives another person's intimate image in a private message. What is the appropriate digital boundary?
Do not share it without the person's explicit permission; images involving minors also raise serious safety and legal concerns
It may be forwarded to one trusted friend because it was sent privately
Permission is unnecessary if the person's face is hidden
Sharing it is acceptable if it is deleted afterward
2. Which plan can reduce the chance of pregnancy while also reducing STI transmission during penis-in-vagina sex?
Use a hormonal contraceptive and rely on symptoms to detect STIs
Rely on withdrawal and avoid sex only during menstruation
Use emergency contraception before every sexual encounter
Use a condom together with another appropriate contraceptive method
3. Someone has a positive pregnancy test along with severe one-sided abdominal pain and faintness. What should they do?
Seek urgent medical care because these symptoms can signal a serious complication
Take emergency contraception and rest at home
Wait until the next menstrual cycle to see whether the pain resolves
Assume the symptoms are ordinary menstrual cramps
4. Which description best defines sexual consent?
An agreement that can be assumed once two people are dating
A freely given, informed, specific, and reversible agreement
The absence of a verbal objection during sexual activity
Permission that continues automatically after a previous encounter
5. Which statement about puberty is most accurate?
Everyone experiences the same changes in the same order
Physical changes should be complete within one year
A first period or first ejaculation means puberty is fully complete
Timing, sequence, and pace vary considerably from person to person
6. A person feels healthy after a possible STI exposure. Which statement is most accurate?
Testing is unnecessary unless visible symptoms appear
Many STIs can have no symptoms, and appropriate testing time varies by infection
Testing is useful only if a partner first receives a diagnosis
Every STI can be detected immediately after exposure
7. Which statement correctly distinguishes menstrual flow from urine?
Both leave the body through the urethra
Menstrual flow comes from the bladder, while urine comes from the uterus
Menstrual flow passes from the uterus through the cervix and vagina; urine leaves through the urethra
They use the same opening but come from different organs
8. A person repeatedly experiences pain during sexual activity. Which response is most appropriate?
Pause, communicate, and seek healthcare guidance if the pain is persistent, severe, or concerning
Treat the pain as proof that the partners are incompatible
Continue because pain is an expected part of sexual activity
Use a numbing product so the pain cannot interrupt the activity
9. A couple chooses an external condom. Which approach best supports correct use?
Use two external condoms together for extra protection
Reuse the condom if ejaculation did not occur
Apply an oil-based product to every condom to prevent tearing
Use a new condom before genital contact and add compatible lubricant if needed
10. Which statement correctly compares bacterial and viral STIs?
All bacterial and viral STIs clear without treatment
Antibiotics reliably cure both bacterial and viral STIs
Some bacterial STIs can be cured with appropriate antibiotics, while viral STIs require different prevention or management
Only viral STIs can be passed between people without symptoms
11. Why can some STIs still spread even when an external condom is used correctly?
Condoms work only when both partners use one at the same time
Condoms protect against pregnancy but never reduce STI transmission
Some infections can spread through contact with skin not covered by the condom
Every lubricant permanently disables a condom's protective effect
12. Why can pregnancy result from penis-in-vagina sex several days before ovulation?
Ovulation always occurs immediately after sexual activity
Sperm can remain capable of fertilization in the reproductive tract for several days
An egg normally remains fertilizable for several weeks
Pregnancy begins whenever semen touches any part of the body
13. Which statement about vaccines and STIs is accurate?
Vaccines cure an STI that is already present
One STI vaccine provides protection against all sexually transmitted infections
Vaccines can prevent certain infections, including HPV and hepatitis B, but not every STI
Taking routine antibiotics provides the same protection as vaccination
14. After penis-in-vagina sex without contraception, someone is concerned about pregnancy. What is the most useful immediate step?
Seek emergency contraception promptly and follow product or clinical guidance
Douche to remove sperm from the vagina
Wait for symptoms before considering any action
Take a pregnancy test immediately because it will already be definitive
15. During sexual activity, one person becomes so intoxicated that they cannot understand what is happening or communicate a choice. What should happen?
Continue if they agreed earlier in the evening
Stop sexual activity because a person who is that impaired cannot give valid consent
Continue only with activities that have happened before
Let their partner decide because they know each other well
16. How do sexual orientation and gender identity differ?
Sexual orientation is assigned at birth, while gender identity is chosen by partners
Gender identity refers only to clothing, while orientation refers only to behavior
They are two names for exactly the same personal characteristic
Sexual orientation concerns patterns of attraction; gender identity concerns a person's internal sense of gender
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