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WorksheetsChapter 18: TRUE or FALSE
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3600secs
A person will not contract an STI if engaging in sexual activity only once or with only one partner who has an STI.
TRUE
FALSE
STIs can be caused by bacteria, viruses, or protozoa.
TRUE
FALSE
Abstinence is the only 100 percent effective method for preventing STIs.
TRUE
FALSE
All STIs are curable and can be treated with antibiotics.
TRUE
FALSE
STI resources for testing, treatment, and support are few in number and difficult to access.
TRUE
FALSE
HIV is not transmissible through casual contact, kissing, or by mosquitoes.
TRUE
FALSE
HIV progresses through three stages and typically moves very quickly to an AIDS diagnosis.
TRUE
FALSE
If a person’s HIV test comes back positive, healthcare providers must report that person’s name to the state.
TRUE
FALSE
There are laws in place to prohibit discrimination against people with HIV.
TRUE
FALSE
It is possible to reduce the risk of contracting HIV with medication.
TRUE
FALSE
Condoms are 100% effective in preventing STIs.
TRUE
FALSE
It is possible for a baby to be born with HIV if the Mother has HIV.
TRUE
FALSE
The more sexual partners you have, the higher your chances of contracting an STI are.
TRUE
FALSE
STIs are more dangerous to young bodies, because young bodies are not fully developed.
TRUE
FALSE
If a person gets gonorrhea, and they cure it with medicine, they cannot get gonorrhea again.
TRUE
FALSE
Engaging in sexual activity one time is all it takes to contract an STI
TRUE
FALSE
Some STIs can cause infertility
TRUE
FALSE
The Herpes Virus is curable
TRUE
FALSE
Certain types of HPV can cause cancer
TRUE
FALSE
Your safest choice as a young person is to practice abstinence
TRUE
FALSE
