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LGBTQ+ Quiz (St Helena School)

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A person with a gender that is both masculine and feminine or in between masculine and feminine is

a)

lesbian

b)

homosexual

c)

Androgyne

d)

asexual

2.

A person who is exploring their sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

a)

explorer

b)

transsexual

c)

bisexual

d)

questioning

3.

Describes a person’s biological combination of hormones, organs, genitals, and chromosomes. Examples are Female, Intersex, and Male.

a)

Sexuality

b)

Biological Sex

c)

Attraction

d)

asexuality

4.

A person whose gender identity is different from the gender they were assigned at birth. This is a gender identity

a)

non - gender

b)

homosexual

c)

transgender

d)

questioning

5.

Typically a "non queer" person who supports and advocates for the "queer" community

a)

asexual

b)

pansexual

c)

nonbinary

d)

ally

6.

About what percent of the population is estimated to be gay?

a)

.01 - 1 %

b)

1 - 4%

c)

4 - 10%

d)

10 - 15%

7.

Half of gay males experience a negative parental reaction when they come out and in 26% of those cases the youth were -------.

a)

thrown out of the home

b)

asked to do more chores

c)

given a party for being brave and honest

d)

celebrated for their uniqueness

8.

Where were the riots that sparked the movement?

a)

England, London.

b)

Stonewall Inn.

c)

Mattachine Society Meeting.

d)

Washington, DC (whitehouse).

9.

Define Homophobia.

a)

A dislike or fear against homosexual people.

b)

A fear of lesbians.

c)

A fear of gays.

d)

Hatred against homosexual people.

10.

Name a few obstacles LGBT members have faced.

a)

Discrimination/Violence.

b)

All of them.

c)

Racism/Sexism.

d)

Homophobia/Transphobia.

11.

When did same-sex marriage become legalized?

a)

December 7th, 2015

b)

March 23rd, 2017

c)

April 7th, 2014

d)

March 13th, 2014

12.

Define Transphobia.

a)

Disagreeing with a Transgender person.

b)

A fear of pronouns.

c)

Dislike/fear against transgender people.

d)

A hatred for Transgenders.

13.

Why are slurs harmful to the community?

a)

There are no slurs.

b)

They aren't.

c)

They make people sad.

d)

They can be used to degrade or target people.

14.

When did Phillip Schofield Come out of The Closet?

a)

February 7th, 2020

b)

February 8th, 2020

c)

February 6th, 2020

d)

February 5th, 2020

15.
What executive order did Eisenhower sign in 1953?
a)
Banning Gays from the Military
b)
Banning Gays for working for the Federal Government
c)
Banning Gay Marriage
d)
Allowing Gays to serve in the military
16.
Who was Harvey Milk?
a)
The first openly gay person elected to the U.S. Senate
b)
The first openly gay supreme court judge
c)
The first openly gay person elected to public office in Ohio. 
d)
The first openly gay person elected to public office in California.
17.
What does intersex mean?
a)
A persons sexual anatomy of chromosomes do not fit the traditional markers of 'female' and 'male'.
b)

A person who is only attracted to members of the same sex

c)
People who do not identify with their assigned gender at birth
18.
Who designed the first Rainbow Flag?
a)
Gilbert Baker
b)
May Peleg
c)
Moses
d)
God
19.

Who are "pansexuals" attracted to?

a)

The Other Gender.

b)

Their sexual attraction is not based on gender.

c)

The Same Gender

d)

No one. No one at all.

20.

What is an asexual in terms of LGBTQ+?

a)

A person who is attracted to women and men exclusively.

b)

A person who is only attracted to people sexually.

c)

A person who is only attracted to people romantically.

d)

A person who is not attracted to people romantically.

21.

What are ways you can support the community even if you aren't LGBT?

a)

Accepting and including members in your life.

b)

All of them.

c)

Respecting members even if your views differ.

d)

You can't.

22.

Why is it important to learn about these topics?

a)

There is no point.

b)

To make sure people feel they aren't alone.

c)

All of them.

d)

To help people better understand diversity.