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Birth Control Methods Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which birth control method is least effective according to the diagram?

a)

Implant

b)

Fertility Awareness

c)

IUD

d)

Shot

2.

How effective is abstinence in preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections?

a)

50% Effective

b)

75% Effective

c)

100% Effective

d)

90% Effective

3.

What is a necessary personal quality for practicing abstinence effectively?

a)

Patience

b)

Self-control

c)

Curiosity

d)

Flexibility

4.

What type of birth control uses artificial forms of hormones to stop ovulation and prevent pregnancy?

a)

Barrier Method

b)

Hormonal Method

c)

Natural Method

d)

Surgical Method

5.

How often should an IUD be replaced?

a)

Every 1-2 years

b)

Every 3-12 years

c)

Every 5-10 years

d)

Every 15 years

6.

What does the birth control implant release into the body to prevent pregnancy?

a)

Vitamins

b)

Hormones

c)

Proteins

d)

Enzymes

7.

What is another name for the birth control shot?

a)

Depo shot

b)

Pill

c)

Patch

d)

Ring

8.

How often must the birth control shot be administered?

a)

Every month

b)

Every 3 months

c)

Every 6 months

d)

Every year

9.

What is a possible side effect of the birth control shot?

a)

Increased energy

b)

Weight gain

c)

Improved vision

d)

Hair growth

10.

What is one of the benefits of taking birth control pills?

a)

Increases acne

b)

Lightens periods

c)

Causes ovulation

d)

Increases cramps

11.

How often should the patch be replaced?

a)

Daily

b)

Weekly

c)

Monthly

d)

Yearly

12.

What is a diaphragm made of?

a)

Hard plastic

b)

Soft silicone

c)

Metal

d)

Rubber

13.

What is the cost range for the birth control sponge?

a)

$0 - $5

b)

$5 - $10

c)

$0 - $15

d)

$10 - $20

14.

What is the primary function of spermicide?

a)

To increase sperm mobility

b)

To block the entrance to the cervix and stop sperm from moving well

c)

To enhance egg production

d)

To provide hormonal balance

15.

What is a potential downside of using spermicide?

a)

It is very expensive

b)

It causes irritation and can be messy

c)

It requires a prescription

d)

It contains hormones

16.

What is the effectiveness rate of the withdrawal method in preventing pregnancy?

a)

50%

b)

78%

c)

90%

d)

100%

17.

Which birth control method provides protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

a)

IUD

b)

Birth control pills

c)

Implant

d)

Condoms

18.

What is a common reason someone might choose the birth control patch over the pill?

a)

It is a permanent method

b)

It does not contain hormones

c)

It is less expensive

d)

It only needs to be changed weekly

19.

Which of the following is a barrier method of birth control?

a)

Vasectomy

b)

Implant

c)

Diaphragm

d)

Birth control shot

20.

Which birth control method requires daily attention to be effective?

a)

Vasectomy

b)

Implant

c)

IUD

d)

Birth control pills

21.

What is a key advantage of using condoms as a birth control method?

a)

They are permanent

b)

They require surgery

c)

They last for years

d)

They protect against STIs

22.

Which of the following is NOT a hormonal method of birth control?

a)

Birth control shot

b)

Birth control patch

c)

Condom

d)

Implant

23.

Which birth control method involves a small device being inserted into the arm?

a)

Patch

b)

Diaphragm

c)

Sponge

d)

Implant

24.

What is a common side effect of using hormonal birth control methods?

a)

Increased risk of STIs

b)

Improved muscle strength

c)

Irregular bleeding

d)

Permanent infertility

25.

Which of the following is considered a permanent method of birth control?

a)

Condom

b)

Birth control pills

c)

Patch

d)

Vasectomy