Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Quiz

What are some effective methods for preventing teenage pregnancy?

• Limiting access to contraception

• Abstinence-only education

• Encouraging early marriage

• Comprehensive sex education, access to contraception, parental involvement and support, promoting healthy relationships and communication

What are the potential consequences of teenage pregnancy?

• No impact on health for the mother and the baby, more educational and career opportunities, financial security, and decreased risk of poverty

• Improved health for both the mother and the baby, better educational and career opportunities, financial stability, and decreased risk of poverty

• Decreased health risks for the mother and the baby, more educational and career opportunities, financial stability, and decreased risk of poverty

• Health risks for both the mother and the baby, limited educational and career opportunities, financial challenges, and increased risk of poverty

How can education and awareness help in preventing teenage pregnancy?

• By promoting abstinence-only education

• By restricting access to reproductive health information and services

• By encouraging early marriage as a solution

• By providing information about contraception, reproductive health, and responsible sexual behavior.

What role do parents and guardians play in preventing teenage pregnancy?

• Blaming the teenager for their situation

• Providing education, guidance, and support

• Encouraging early marriage

• Ignoring the issue and hoping it goes away

What are some challenges faced in preventing teenage pregnancy?

• Lack of interest in relationships

• Strong parental guidance

• Lack of access to comprehensive sex education, cultural and societal norms, lack of access to contraceptives, and peer pressure

• Easy access to contraceptives

How does access to contraception and reproductive health services impact teenage pregnancy prevention?

• It reduces the risk of unintended pregnancies.

• It leads to higher rates of teenage pregnancy.

• It increases the risk of unintended pregnancies.

• It has no impact on preventing teenage pregnancy.

What are some societal factors that contribute to teenage pregnancy?

• High level of education

• Strong family support

• Access to high-quality healthcare

• Lack of access to sex education, poverty, peer pressure, and cultural norms

How can peer pressure influence teenage pregnancy risk behaviors?

• Peer pressure has no impact on teenage pregnancy risk behaviors

• Teenagers are not influenced by peer pressure when it comes to pregnancy risk behaviors

• Peer pressure only affects teenagers' fashion choices, not their pregnancy risk behaviors

• Peer pressure can lead teenagers to engage in risky sexual activities or conform to social norms related to early pregnancy and parenting.

What are some strategies for promoting responsible sexual behavior among teenagers?

• Encouraging abstinence-only education

• Promoting secrecy and shame around sexual topics

• Providing comprehensive sex education, promoting open communication, encouraging healthy relationships, and access to contraception and reproductive health services.

• Limiting access to contraception and reproductive health services

What are the benefits of delaying sexual activity in preventing teenage pregnancy?

• Increases the risk of teenage pregnancy

• Has no effect on teenage pregnancy

• Causes more health problems in teenagers

• Reduces the risk of teenage pregnancy