WorksheetsHealth: Sex Education
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 56mins
What are Testicles?
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What is the Scrotum?
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What temperature do sperm die at?
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What are the ovaries?
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What are the Fallopian Tubes?
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What is the uterus?
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How long does the average menstrual cycle last?
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What happens around day 14 in the menstrual cycle?
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What happens during the first trimester of fetal development?
All major organs are present.
(Heart, brain, liver, kidneys, intestines, etc.)
How long is the First Trimester?
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How long is the third trimester?
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How much does the baby weight at the end of the Third trimester?
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How tall is a baby at the end of the third trimester?
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Which trimester has the most growth?
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How long is the average pregnancy?
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What can occur in the Third Trimester?
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What do the Seminal, Prostate, and Cowper’s Glands do?
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What is fertilization?
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What chromosome does every egg cell have?
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What chromosome do sperm cells have?
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What type of chromosome is needed to have a girl?
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What type of chromosomes are needed to have a boy?
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What are identical twins?
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What are fraternal twins?
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What is a fetus?
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What is a Spontaneous Abortion?
When the Embryo or Fetus is naturally released from the uterus early in the pregnancy.
Also known as a miscarriage.
What is the definition of heredity?
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How many chromosomes do human cells have?
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How many chromosomes do sperm and egg cells have?
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What are Dominant genes?
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What are Recessive genes?
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What can cause genetic diseases?
Cells having too many or too few chromosomes.
Chromosomes having missing parts.
Chromosomes having extra parts.
Part of one chromosome showing up on another chromosome.
Who are more likely to have children with birth defects?
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What are some genetic diseases?
Cystic Fibrosis
Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Sickle Cell Anemia
Down Syndrome
What are some STI’s?
Genital Herpes
Syphillis
Gonorrhea
HPV and Genital Warts
Chlamydia
What virus causes Genital Herpes?
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What is A.I.D.S.?
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What does A.I.D.S. stand for?
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What does the H.I.V. virus attack?
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What does H.I.V. stand for?
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What produces all cells?
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What are Red Blood Cells
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What are White Blood Cells?
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What are B-Cells?
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What are T-Cells?
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What are T-Helper Cells?
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What are T-Killer Cells?
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What are symptoms of A.I.D.S. Related Complex?
Fever with night sweats
Rapid weight loss and Thrush
Swollen Lymph Nodes
Extreme Fatigue
Unexplained Diarrhea
What are symptoms of Full Blown A.I.D.S.?
Pneumocystis Carinii Pneumonia
Kaposi’s Sarcoma
A.I.D.S. Dementia Complex
Extreme Weight Loss
What are the 3 main ways to get H.I.V.?
Sexual Intercourse
Sharing Drug Needles
Mother to Child at Birth
What are the three main body fluids that contain H.I.V.?
Blood
Semen
Vaginal Fluid
What is Abstinence?
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What is the only way to prevent getting an STI or becoming pregnant?
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What are some assertive techniques?
Say “no” and repeat it.
Suggest an alternative.
Take the offensive.
Walk away. (Go where there’s other people.)
What is a condom?
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What is the typical use rate failure for a condom?
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What’s a condom made of?
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What does LGBTQ stand for?
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