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WorksheetsTeen Talk Final
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which body system controls thoughts, emotions, and survival responses?
Endocrine System
Circulatory System
Respiratory System
Nervous System
What is the primary function of the respiratory system?
Produce hormones
Facilitate sexual development
Deliver oxygen through blood
Enable breathing and oxygen exchange
What are primary sex characteristics?
Present at birth
Develop during puberty
Involve sperm and egg cells
Triggered by hormonal signals
During which trimester do major organs form in pregnancy?
None of the above
2nd Trimester
1st Trimester
3rd Trimester
What does prenatal care involve?
Taking prenatal vitamins, staying active, eating a balanced diet
Avoiding all types of food
Engaging in intense activities
Consuming alcohol and drugs
What is the definition of consent?
Only saying 'No' means no
Ignoring body language and tone
Assuming agreement without asking
Asking for permission and respecting the answer
What does sexual agency refer to?
The ability to ignore personal boundaries
The ability to decide who, when, and how someone has access to your body
The ability to avoid all social interactions
The ability to control others' actions
What is an example of a nonsexual intimate behavior?
Sexting
Oral sex
Cuddling
Masturbation
Why is affirmative consent important?
It shifts responsibility to one person.
It helps avoid misunderstandings.
It allows for misunderstandings.
It encourages unclear communication.
Which of the following is a consideration before engaging in sexual activity?
Favorite color
STI status
Favorite food
Hobbies
What is the most effective way to prevent STIs and unintended pregnancy?
Abstinence
Eating healthy
Using contraceptives
Regular exercise
What is one use of birth control besides preventing pregnancy?
Improving eyesight
Increasing height
Managing period symptoms
Enhancing memory
Which of the following is a type of barrier method of birth control?
External condom
The Pill
IUD
Abstinence
What is one function of hormonal birth control?
Prevents ovulation
Increases menstrual flow
Enhances sperm production
Increases ovulation
Which method is available over-the-counter, ONLY USED FOR EMERGENCIES, and works within 3-5 days after unprotected sex?
Withdrawal method
Copper IUD
Hormonal patch
EC Pill (Plan B)
What form of contraceptive is a key factor in STI prevention?
Hormonal methods
Copper IUD
Withdrawal method
Condoms
What is the main reason the withdrawal method is considered less effective?
It requires a prescription
It prevents STIs
Pre-ejaculatory fluid and timing challenges
It is expensive
Which type of STI can be managed but not cured?
Fungal
Bacterial
Parasitic
Viral
What is a common sign of an STI?
Cough
Burning sensation when urinating
Fever
Headache
What percentage of people with an STI have no symptoms?
30%
70%
50%
90%
What can untreated STIs cause?
Improved vision
Infertility
Stronger bones
Increased energy
Which practice is 100% effective in preventing STIs?
Using barrier methods
Abstinence
Limiting number of partners
Getting tested regularly
What is the primary function of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)?
Weakens the immune system
Improves digestion
Causes immediate death
Strengthens the immune system
What is a key component of a healthy relationship?
Respect
Jealousy
Control
Neglect
Which of the following is a sign of an unhealthy relationship?
Kindness
Trust
Manipulation
Independence
What is number 3 pointing at?
Ball
Nut
Epididymis
Testicle
What is number 2 pointing at?
Cowper's gland
Vas deferens
Prostate gland
Seminal vesicle
What is number 2 pointing at?
Scrotum
Shaft
Foreskin
Mons Pubis
What is number 5 pointing at?
Shaft
Foreskin
Mons pubis
Scrotum
What is number 2 pointing at?
Vagina
Cervix
Uterus
Bladder
What is number 6 pointing at?
Ovary
Uterus
Vagina
Cervix
What is number 6 pointing at?
Inner labia
Anus
Vaginal opening
Outer labia
What is number 4 pointing at?
Inner labia
Hymen
Clitoral hood
Outer labia
What is number 5 pointing at?
Anus
Vaginal opening
Urethral opening
Rectum
What is number 5 pointing at?
mons pubis
glans penis
shaft
nut
what is number 8 pointing at?
seminal vesicles
cowpers gland
bladder
prostate gland
what is number 8 pointing at?
clitoris
clitoral hood
vagina
urethra
what is number 2 pointing at?
clitoris
clitoral hood
urethra
vagina
what is number 1 pointing at?
shaft
foreskin
moms pubes
mons pubis
what is number 4 pointing at?
uterus
endometrium
vagina
cervix
what is number 6 pointing at?
shaft
epididymis
urethra
fallopian tube
what is number 7 pointing?
seminal vesicle
cowpers gland
prostate gland
uterus
where does the sperm fertilize the egg?
uterus
endometrium
fallopian tube
ovary
before shooting out sperm, the penis first releases what?
ejaculation
pre-ejaculatory fluid
nut
cum
typically how long is a pregnancy?
6 months
7 months
8 months
9 months
