Relationships and Reproduction Review

Relationships and Reproduction Review

It's been awhile! Let's review what we learned before break. Use your past assignments and notes to help you answer these questions.

The first round of review will focus on Healthy, Unhealthy and Abusive Relationships

Open Ended

What is the major difference between an UNHEALTHY relationship and an ABUSIVE one?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are not just UNHEALTHY, but ABUSIVE characteristics of relationships?

• Manipulation

• Avoids confrontation

• Unsupportive

• Poor Communication

• Threats

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a healthy characteristic of a relationship?

• Honesty

• Boundaries

• Avoids talking about problems

• Equality

Multiple Choice

Abusive relationships typically cannot be saved. The reason why is because almost all abusive relationships follow the Cycle of Violence. The only way to end the cycle is to break it. Which of the following is the correct order for the Cycle of Violence?

• Honeymoon, Denial/Apologies, Abuse, Tension

• Tension, Honeymoon, Denial/Apologies, Abuse

• Abuse, Honeymoon, Denial/Apologies, Tension

• Honeymoon, Tension, Abuse, Denial/Apologies

Multiple Select

We learned about consent with the FRIES acronym and by watching the Tea video. Which of the following correctly defines what consent is using the FRIES acronym?

• freely given, reversible, informed, enthusiastic, specific

• Freely given, relevant, inspiring, enthusiastic, speedy

• forceful, respectful, ignorant, enjoyable, written contract

• Fries are yummy- so is tea

Multiple Choice

All of the following are warning signs in a relationship except....

• Has a temper

• Guilt trips you or pressures you to get their way

• Extreme jealousy/possessivness

• Sets firm boundaries

Multiple Select

We learned that there are 5 responsibilities in romantic relationships. Which FOUR have we already learned about?

• Communicate effectively by actively listening, talking about problems, and resolving conflict peacefully

• Communicate boundaries and respect your partner's boundaries

• Get Consent before anything sexual happens

• If you are in a heterosexual relationship, consider your birth control options

• Protect yourself and your partner from STIs

This next round will review Male and Female Reproduction and Pregnancy

Multiple Choice

What is the function of the uterus?

• acts as a barrier to sperm and other foreign invaders

• Where the ovum is released from

• Stores ova

• houses, protects, and nourishes the growing fetus

Multiple Select

Choose two answers. Which male part and female part store the gametes and produce sex hormones?

• Testicles

• Fallopian Tube

• Ovaries

• Vas Deferens

Multiple Choice

Which female part acts as a barrier between the vagina and the uterus?

• Fallopian tube

• Seminal Vesicle

• Ovaries

• Cervix

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between sperm and semen?

• Sperm is the gamete, semen is just many sperm altogether

• Sperm is the gamete, Semen is the protective fluid surrounding it

• Sperm and semen are the exact same thing

• Sperm is the fluid, Semen is the gamete

Multiple Choice

Which of the following male parts cleans the urethra of urine before sperm exit the penis?

• Prostate Gland

• Cowper's Gland

• Vas Deferens

• Seminal Vesicles

Open Ended

Why does the scrotum need to regulate the temperature of the testicles?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the best answer for how babies are made?

• babies are delivered by storks

• babies are made by having sex

• babies are made when a sperm fertilizes an ovum

• None of these options are correct

Open Ended

Explain the difference in how fraternal twins and identical twins are made.

Multiple Choice

Which two birth control methods below are the MOST effective at preventing pregnancy?

• Condom and IUD

• IUD and Implant

• Birth Control Pill and Implant

• Shot and Ring

Multiple Select

Check the THREE categories of birth control.

• Suppressor (Hormonal) options

• Blocker options

• Disabler options

• Depressor options

Multiple Choice

When does ovulation happen in a female's monthly cycle?

• During her period

• 3 days before her period starts

• Mid point of her cycle

• None of these are correct

Well done on your review. We will start to learn about sexually transmitted infections next!