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WorksheetsUnderstanding Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What are STDs?
Infections that can only be spread through food
Diseases that only affect adults
A type of genetic disorder
Infections caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites
Which of the following is a bacterial STD?
HPV
HIV
Chlamydia
Herpes
Which of the following is a viral STD?
Gonorrhea
HPV
Trichomoniasis
Syphilis
What is the primary goal of learning about STDs at age 12 or 13?
To diagnose STDs in others
To encourage intimate behavior
To understand that STDs exist and can affect anyone
To memorize all types of STDs
Which of the following is NOT a way STDs can spread?
Sharing food
Intimate contact
Through certain bodily fluids
From mother to child during childbirth
Why are STDs harmful?
They can lead to long-term infections and organ damage
They cannot be treated with medicine
They always cause visible symptoms
They are only harmful to adults
Which of the following is a symptom of some STDs?
Itching or discomfort
Improved immune system
Increased energy levels
Better organ function
What is the safest way for teens to protect themselves from STDs?
Engaging in intimate contact
Avoiding medical check-ups
Understanding boundaries and making safe choices
Ignoring peer pressure
Which of the following is an example of misinformation about STDs?
STDs can affect anyone
Teens can’t get STDs
Some STDs are curable
Early treatment can prevent damage
What should someone do if they believe they may have been exposed to an STD?
Ignore the symptoms
Speak to a doctor or nurse and get tested
Avoid talking to anyone about it
Try to treat it themselves
Which of the following is NOT a harmful myth about STDs?
Symptoms are not always obvious
Teens can’t get STDs
You would definitely know if someone had one
STDs are rare
What is one reason STDs spread easily?
Some STDs show no symptoms
They are only spread through food
They are not real infections
They only affect adults
Which of the following is a long-term effect of untreated STDs?
Increased energy levels
Stronger immune system
Difficulty having children later in life
Improved organ function
What is one way to protect yourself from STDs as you grow older?
Avoid vaccinations
Get regular medical check-ups
Ignore boundaries
Engage in risky behavior
Who should young people feel comfortable talking to about STDs?
A trusted adult
Strangers online
Only their friends
No one
Which of the following is a safe practice to reduce the risk of getting an STD?
Using protection during intimate contact
Sharing personal items like razors
Avoiding regular health check-ups
Ignoring symptoms if they appear
What is a common misconception about STDs?
Only adults can get STDs
Anyone can be affected by STDs
Early treatment is important
Some STDs can be cured
Which of the following actions can help prevent the spread of STDs?
Getting vaccinated when possible
Believing myths about STDs
Not talking to a doctor about symptoms
Ignoring safe boundaries
