WorksheetsHealth Education Final Exam (100 Questions)
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 8hrs 20mins
Which STI is curable with antibiotics?
Herpes
HIV
Chlamydia
HPV
Which STI has a vaccine to help prevent it?
Chlamydia
HPV
Herpes
Gonorrhea
HIV attacks the:
Digestive system
Immune system
Nervous system
Circulatory system
Which activity can transmit HIV?
Hugging
Sharing food
Unprotected sex
Mosquito bites
What is the only 100% effective way to prevent STIs?
Condoms
Birth control pills
Abstinence
Withdrawal
Which is considered a barrier method?
Birth control pill
Condom
Implant
Shot
A common sign of herpes is:
No symptoms ever
Painful blisters or sores
Hair loss
Fever only
What does “viral load” mean?
Number of sexual partners
Amount of virus in the blood
Type of STI test
Level of pain
Which statement about consent is TRUE?
Silence means yes
Consent can’t be taken back
Consent must be freely given
One person decides
Which action reduces the risk of all STIs?
Douching
Washing hands
Abstinence
Sharing towels
Which STI is caused by a virus and has no cure?
Chlamydia
Gonorrhea
Herpes
Syphilis
Which STI can cause infertility if untreated?
HIV
Chlamydia
HPV
Herpes
Which of the following is NOT a way HIV is spread?
(a)
ART is used to:
Cure HIV
Kill bacteria
Control HIV
Prevent pregnancy
Which behavior increases the risk of STIs?
Using condoms correctly
Abstinence
Multiple partners without protection
Getting tested
Which STI often has no symptoms at first?
Chlamydia
Rabies
Influenza
Asthma
Which method helps prevent both pregnancy and STIs?
IUD
Birth control pill
Condom
Patch
Which is an example of sexual contact?
Holding hands
Hugging
Skin-to-skin genital contact
Sitting next to someone
Why is STI testing important?
STIs always cause pain
STIs can be cured without treatment
Many STIs have no symptoms
Testing prevents pregnancy
Which STI attacks the immune system?
HPV
HIV
Herpes
Which choice shows responsible decision-making?
Ignoring risks
Talking with a trusted adult
Using alcohol
Assuming a partner is STI-free
Which substance can affect sexual decision-making?
Water
Alcohol
Vitamins
Sleep
Which statement about condoms is TRUE?
They guarantee no pregnancy
They only prevent pregnancy
They reduce STI risk
They work after sex
Which STI is bacterial?
HIV
Herpes
HPV
Gonorrhea
Antibiotics are used to treat:
Viral infections
Bacterial infections
Fungal infections only
All STIs
Which statement about HIV is TRUE?
Only certain people get HIV
HIV has a cure
ART can lower viral load
You can tell by looking
Which behavior shows clear consent?
Silence
Pressure
Freely saying yes
Being unsure
Which STI may clear on its own but still needs monitoring?
HIV
HPV
Herpes
Gonorrhea
Which choice best lowers STI risk?
Using two condoms
Not using protection
Using condoms correctly
Guessing partner history
Confidential STI testing means:
Parents are always told
Results are private
Testing is illegal
Only adults can test
Fertilization occurs when:
An egg implants
A sperm meets an egg
A baby is born
Ovulation begins
Where does implantation occur?
Ovary
Fallopian tube
Uterus
Cervix
Which cell is male reproductive cell?
Egg
Ovum
Sperm
Zygote
Which organ releases eggs?
Uterus
Ovaries
Where does fertilization usually happen?
Uterus
Cervix
Fallopian tube
Ovary
Which method is 99% effective and placed in the uterus?
Condom
Implant
IUD
Patch
Which method is worn on the penis?
Internal condom
Implant
Condom
Ring
Which method is inserted into the arm?
Shot
Implant
Patch
Ring
Which method must be taken daily?
Shot
IUD
Birth control pill
Implant
Which method releases hormones weekly?
Patch
Ring
Pill
Shot
Which method protects against STIs?
IUD
Pill
Condom
Emergency contraception:
Ends a pregnancy
Prevents STIs
Delays ovulation
Works months later
Which is a most effective method?
Condom
Pill
Implant
Withdrawal
Which method is injected every 3 months?
Shot
Patch
Ring
Pill
Pregnancy officially begins at:
Fertilization
Ovulation
Implantation
Birth
Which statement is TRUE?
All birth control works the same
Condoms protect against STIs
Pills protect against STIs
IUDs prevent HIV
Which method blocks sperm physically?
Hormonal pill
Implant
Condom
Shot
Which method is a flexible ring placed in the vagina?
Patch
Ring
Implant
Shot
Internal condoms are placed:
On the penis
In the vagina
On the arm
In the uterus
Which method requires a schedule to work properly?
IUD
Implant
Pill
Abstinence
Which choice does NOT prevent pregnancy?
Implant
Condom
Withdrawal
Abstinence
Which statement is TRUE?
One sperm can cause pregnancy
Pregnancy happens instantly
Condoms cause pregnancy
STIs cause pregnancy
Which structure holds the fertilized egg during pregnancy?
Ovary
Cervix
Uterus
Vagina
Which method is both effective and hormone-free?
Condom
Pill
Patch
Ring
Which choice best prevents pregnancy AND STIs?
Pill
Condom
Implant
Patch
Puberty is when the body changes from a:
Teen to adult
Child to adult
Baby to child
Adult to senior
Puberty changes are controlled by:
Cells
Hormones
Bones
Muscles
Estrogen helps with:
Voice deepening
Facial hair
Breast development
Muscle growth only
Testosterone helps with:
Breast growth
Menstruation
Voice deepening
Ovulation
A physical change for all students is:
Facial hair
Breast growth
Growth spurts
Menstruation
Increased sweat glands can cause:
Hair loss
Body odor
Acne cure
Weight loss
Which is a common skin change?
Freckles only
Acne
Tattoos
Bruises
Which organ produces sperm?
Penis
Testes
Urethra
Scrotum
The scrotum’s main job is to:
Produce sperm
Deliver sperm
Hold testes at right temperature
Make hormones
Sperm mature in the:
Testes
Vas deferens
Epididymis
Urethra
The vas deferens:
Produces sperm
Stores urine
Carries sperm
Delivers hormones
The urethra is used for:
Hormones only
Urine and sperm
Blood flow
Egg production
Which organ delivers sperm during sexual activity?
Scrotum
Penis
Testes
Epididymis
Ovaries produce:
Sperm
Eggs and estrogen
Testosterone
Urine
Eggs travel through the:
(a)
The cervix is:
Upper uterus
Lower uterus opening
Egg producer
Birth canal
The vagina is:
Where eggs form
Birth canal
Hormone gland
Fertilization site
The uterus is best described as:
Egg storage
Muscular organ for pregnancy
Tube for sperm
Hormone producer
Emotional changes during puberty may include:
No feelings
Wanting independence
Less interest in others
No mood changes
Good hygiene includes:
Skipping showers
Using deodorant
Avoiding soap
Wearing same clothes
A drug is any substance that changes how the:
Heart beats only
Brain or body works
Bones grow
Drugs can be:
Legal only
Illegal only
Prescription, illegal, or misused meds
Only natural
All drugs have:
No effects
Only benefits
Side effects
Guaranteed safety
Depressants slow down:
Heart and breathing
Muscles only
Hair growth
Digestion only
Alcohol is a:
Stimulant
Depressant
Hallucinogen
Inhalant
Stimulants:
Slow the body
Speed up brain and body
Cause sleep
Stop breathing
Caffeine is a:
Depressant
Stimulant
Opioid
Inhalant
Hallucinogens affect:
Muscles
Reality and perception
Blood pressure only
Digestion
LSD is a:
Stimulant
Depressant
Hallucinogen
Opioid
Opioids are mainly used to:
Increase energy
Treat allergies
Relieve pain
Prevent STIs
Opioids have a high risk of:
Dehydration
Addiction
Acne
Fever
Heroin is an example of a(n):
Stimulant
Opioid
Depressant
Inhalant
Cannabis comes from the:
Tobacco plant
Coca plant
Marijuana plant
Poppy plant
Marijuana is classified as:
Opioid
Stimulant
Cannabis
Inhalant
Inhalants are:
Pills
Injected drugs
Household chemicals inhaled
Prescription meds
Using drugs can affect:
(a)
Drugs can increase sexual risk because they:
Improve judgment
Reduce inhibition
Prevent STIs
Increase consent
Misusing prescription drugs means:
Using as directed
Sharing with friends
Taking correct dose
Following doctor orders
Which is a healthy choice?
Peer pressure
Refusing drugs
Ignoring consequences
Mixing substances
Which drug slows reaction time?
Alcohol
Caffeine
Nicotine
Energy drinks
Addiction means:
Occasional use
Physical dependence
Controlled use
No cravings
Drugs affect the brain by changing:
Bones
Chemicals
Skin
Teeth
Which is a reason teens avoid drugs?
Increased risk
Better decisions
Health effects
A protective factor is:
Peer pressure
Trusted adults
Stress
Risky behavior
The safest choice regarding drugs and sex is:
Mixing both
Avoiding both
Guessing risks
Using friends’ advice
