Question 1

Which historical figure first popularized the condom?

Accepted Answer

A) President Bill Clinton 
B) Elvis 
C) Napoleon 
D) Casanova 
A) President Bill Clinton 
B) Elvis 
C) Napoleon 
D) Casanova

Question 2

Dr.Henry Morgentaler has been instrumental in bringing changes to Canada's abortion laws through a campaign characterized by

Accepted Answer

A) mobilizing groups of women and staging violent protests. 
B) targeting key legal officials and initiating aggressive media attacks. 
C) refusing to obey governmental demands in a nonviolent manner meant to force concession regarding women's rights for abortion. 
D) seeking to attain higher and higher political offices to make changes within the system. 
A) mobilizing groups of women and staging violent protests. 
B) targeting key legal officials and initiating aggressive media attacks. 
C) refusing to obey governmental demands in a nonviolent manner meant to force concession regarding women's rights for abortion. 
D) seeking to attain higher and higher political offices to make changes within the system.

Question 3

Why are there different methods of contraception? Why doesn't everyone just use the most effective method?

Accepted Answer

There are different methods of contracep

Question 4

When using the calendar method of birth control,women with perfectly regular cycles need to abstain from intercourse for at least _________ day(s).

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 3 
C) 8 
D) 14 
A) 1 
B) 3 
C) 8 
D) 14

Question 5

Which is the only form of contraception that protects partners from skin-to-skin transmission of STI's,such as herpes and HPV,during heterosexual sex when these occur in the areas surrounding the penis and entrance to the vagina?

Accepted Answer

A) birth control pills 
B) sponge 
C) female condom 
D) there isn't one 
A) birth control pills 
B) sponge 
C) female condom 
D) there isn't one

Question 6

Your best friend confides in you that she is unexpectedly pregnant.She has decided not to keep the baby and has taken steps to seek an abortion in a private clinic.She has to travel 5 hours and has asked you to accompany her.Which of the following BEST describes why your friend is faced with this access problem?

Accepted Answer

A) Christian doctors will not perform abortions. 
B) Morgentellar clinics are only located in central Canada. 
C) Your friend doesn't want to risk that anyone would find out she was getting an abortion. 
D) Most hospitals do not perform abortions in Canada. 
A) Christian doctors will not perform abortions. 
B) Morgentellar clinics are only located in central Canada. 
C) Your friend doesn't want to risk that anyone would find out she was getting an abortion. 
D) Most hospitals do not perform abortions in Canada.

Question 7

The kind of condom that you should use that helps in protecting against the transmission of most STIs

Accepted Answer

A) is made of latex. 
B) is made of animal skin. 
C) is made of silk. 
D) contains spermicides. 
A) is made of latex. 
B) is made of animal skin. 
C) is made of silk. 
D) contains spermicides.

Question 8

What are the various methods of abortion? Which is the most commonly used and when?

Accepted Answer

Abortion can be performed through variou

Question 9

The use of IUD's declined sharply in North America in the 1980s.Why?

Accepted Answer

A) they were replaced by the female condom 
B) simply never became popular 
C) lawsuits against manufacturers for damages suffered by users 
D) the shape of the device was uncomfortable 
A) they were replaced by the female condom 
B) simply never became popular 
C) lawsuits against manufacturers for damages suffered by users 
D) the shape of the device was uncomfortable

Question 10

Contraceptive use in our society has become an integral part of our value and behaviour system as seen by the way we begin using contraceptives as teenagers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Discuss the male condom and the diaphragm in terms of their effectiveness,side effects and frequency of use.Which one do you think is better and why?

Accepted Answer

The male condom and the diaphragm are bo

Question 12

The teen pregnancy rate in Canada is approximately the same as that in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Briefly discuss the history of birth control and abortion in Canada from the early 1900s to the present.

Accepted Answer

The history of birth control and abortio

Question 14

Discuss male contraception options.What is the most effective contraceptive for males? What are the most recent innovations?

Accepted Answer

Male contraception options include condo

Question 15

Three women out of every hundred who use the Pill will become pregnant during a year.What does the three percent represent?

Accepted Answer

A) Failure rate 
B) Effectiveness rate 
C) Typical user rate 
D) Non-success rate 
A) Failure rate 
B) Effectiveness rate 
C) Typical user rate 
D) Non-success rate

Question 16

The Ekiti Yoruba of Nigeria use abortion as a continuum of contraception.Which does NOT describes when these women would have an abortion?

Accepted Answer

A) If her divine healer forbids this action. 
B) If they are married and have become pregnant because of an affair. 
C) Without much societal and psychological conflict because they do not believe the "real child" is not formed until after the fourth month of pregnancy. 
D) When they are unmarried and have not yet finished their education. 
A) If her divine healer forbids this action. 
B) If they are married and have become pregnant because of an affair. 
C) Without much societal and psychological conflict because they do not believe the "real child" is not formed until after the fourth month of pregnancy. 
D) When they are unmarried and have not yet finished their education.

Question 17

Which statement describes female sterilization?

Accepted Answer

A) A minilaparotomy is also called a laparoscopy. 
B) It offers no protection from sexually transmitted infections. 
C) It may bring on premature menopause. 
D) It is simpler than male sterilization. 
A) A minilaparotomy is also called a laparoscopy. 
B) It offers no protection from sexually transmitted infections. 
C) It may bring on premature menopause. 
D) It is simpler than male sterilization.

Question 18

How does the IUD prevent pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

A) Inhibiting ovulation. 
B) Increasing estrogen levels. 
C) Producing changes in the uterus. 
D) Preventing sperm from entering the uterus. 
A) Inhibiting ovulation. 
B) Increasing estrogen levels. 
C) Producing changes in the uterus. 
D) Preventing sperm from entering the uterus.

Question 19

Which of the following is the most effective method of birth control?

Accepted Answer

A) the condom 
B) cervical cap 
C) the diaphragm 
D) combination pills 
A) the condom 
B) cervical cap 
C) the diaphragm 
D) combination pills

Question 20

Which of the following is TRUE of access to abortions in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A) Abortions are more available in urban than rural areas. 
B) Abortions are illegal in some provinces. 
C) Abortions are easily accessible in all parts of Canada. 
D) Abortions are now fully funded by OHIP in all provinces. 
A) Abortions are more available in urban than rural areas. 
B) Abortions are illegal in some provinces. 
C) Abortions are easily accessible in all parts of Canada. 
D) Abortions are now fully funded by OHIP in all provinces.

Which historical figure first popularized the condom?

Dr.Henry Morgentaler has been instrumental in bringing changes to Canada's abortion laws through a campaign characterized by

Why are there different methods of contraception? Why doesn't everyone just use the most effective method?

When using the calendar method of birth control,women with perfectly regular cycles need to abstain from intercourse for at least _________ day(s).

Which is the only form of contraception that protects partners from skin-to-skin transmission of STI's,such as herpes and HPV,during heterosexual sex when these occur in the areas surrounding the penis and entrance to the vagina?

The kind of condom that you should use that helps in protecting against the transmission of most STIs

What are the various methods of abortion? Which is the most commonly used and when?

The use of IUD's declined sharply in North America in the 1980s.Why?

Contraceptive use in our society has become an integral part of our value and behaviour system as seen by the way we begin using contraceptives as teenagers.

Discuss the male condom and the diaphragm in terms of their effectiveness,side effects and frequency of use.Which one do you think is better and why?

The teen pregnancy rate in Canada is approximately the same as that in the United States.

Briefly discuss the history of birth control and abortion in Canada from the early 1900s to the present.

Discuss male contraception options.What is the most effective contraceptive for males? What are the most recent innovations?

Three women out of every hundred who use the Pill will become pregnant during a year.What does the three percent represent?

The Ekiti Yoruba of Nigeria use abortion as a continuum of contraception.Which does NOT describes when these women would have an abortion?

Which statement describes female sterilization?

How does the IUD prevent pregnancy?

Which of the following is the most effective method of birth control?

Which of the following is TRUE of access to abortions in Canada?

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Exam 7: Contraception and Abortion

Which historical figure first popularized the condom?

Dr.Henry Morgentaler has been instrumental in bringing changes to Canada's abortion laws through a campaign characterized by

Why are there different methods of contraception? Why doesn't everyone just use the most effective method?

When using the calendar method of birth control,women with perfectly regular cycles need to abstain from intercourse for at least _________ day(s).

Which is the only form of contraception that protects partners from skin-to-skin transmission of STI's,such as herpes and HPV,during heterosexual sex when these occur in the areas surrounding the penis and entrance to the vagina?

The kind of condom that you should use that helps in protecting against the transmission of most STIs

What are the various methods of abortion? Which is the most commonly used and when?

The use of IUD's declined sharply in North America in the 1980s.Why?

Contraceptive use in our society has become an integral part of our value and behaviour system as seen by the way we begin using contraceptives as teenagers.

Discuss the male condom and the diaphragm in terms of their effectiveness,side effects and frequency of use.Which one do you think is better and why?

The teen pregnancy rate in Canada is approximately the same as that in the United States.

Briefly discuss the history of birth control and abortion in Canada from the early 1900s to the present.

Discuss male contraception options.What is the most effective contraceptive for males? What are the most recent innovations?

Three women out of every hundred who use the Pill will become pregnant during a year.What does the three percent represent?

The Ekiti Yoruba of Nigeria use abortion as a continuum of contraception.Which does NOT describes when these women would have an abortion?

Which statement describes female sterilization?

How does the IUD prevent pregnancy?

Which of the following is the most effective method of birth control?

Which of the following is TRUE of access to abortions in Canada?

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and Menstruation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation and Identity: Gay, Lesbian, BI, Straight, or Asexual

Variations in Sexual Behaviour

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexuality Education

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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