Sexuality Education Test Bank
Course Introduction
Sexuality Education explores the multifaceted aspects of human sexuality, including biological, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions. The course aims to provide students with accurate information about sexual health, relationships, gender identities, and sexual orientation while promoting values of respect, consent, and inclusivity. Through discussions, case studies, and evidence-based resources, students will develop critical skills to navigate conversations about sexuality, understand the impact of societal attitudes, and support personal and community well-being. This course prepares future educators, counselors, and health professionals to deliver comprehensive and age-appropriate sexuality education in diverse settings.
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Sexuality Now 1st Canadian Edition by Janell Carroll
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Chapter 1: Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present
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Q1) In 1973,what change did the American Psychiatric Association published regarding homosexuality?
A) They removed homosexuality from its list of psychiatric disorders.
B) They added homosexuality to its list of psychiatric disorders.
C) They released a report on the well-being of families of homosexuals.
D) They concluded that homosexuality was caused by environmental factors.
Answer: A
Q2) Among the social movements that arose in the nineteenth century,the free love movement advocated marriage as a prerequisite to sexual relationships.
A)True
B)False
Answer: False
Q3) Which of the following best describes the term "platonic"?
A) the ancient Greek ideal of same-sex love
B) a loving friendship devoid of sexual contact or desire
C) a loving friendship that includes sexual contact with each other
D) the ancient Hebrew reference to how marital love develops over time
Answer: B
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Chapter 2: Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research
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Q1) The National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior found that 80% of sexually active boys between the ages of 14 and 17 reported using condoms the last time they engaged in sexual behaviour.
A)True
B)False
Answer: True
Q2) Conservative politicians have repeatedly been successful in eliminating funding for sex research.
A)True
B)False
Answer: True
Q3) Sociological theorists analyze gender roles as the most significant way that an individual's sexuality identity is formed.
A)True
B)False
Answer: False
Q4) Contrast the different perspectives social learning theorists and evolutionary theorists would take towards studying children's gender development?
Answer: Not provided.
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Chapter 3: Female Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health
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Q1) A woman has pain and swelling in the labial and vaginal areas due to an infected cyst.Where could one infer that the infection most likely originated?
A) cervix
B) urethral opening
C) hymen
D) Bartholin's glands
Answer: D
Q2) While many people refer to the female's external sex organs as the "vagina," what is the more accurate term?
A) mons pubis
B) vulva
C) perineum
D) labia majora
Answer: B
Q3) Androgens are important for sexual development,specifically in males.
A)True
B)False
Answer: True
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Chapter 4: Male Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health
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Q1) Alex,a 20-year-old student took some of his father's Viagra with hopes of enhancing his sexual performance with his partner.Alex experienced an abnormally prolonged and painful erection which required a trip to the ER.What condition did Alex have?
A) priapism
B) testicular torsion
C) cryptorchidism
D) Peyronie's disease
Q2) What structure in the male reproductive system adds an alkaline fluid to semen to help in neutralizing vaginal acidity?
A) seminal vesicles
B) epididymis
C) Cowper's gland
D) prostate
Q3) What could one suspect if the semen of a man has a bitter taste?
A) He is old.
B) He is infertile.
C) He is a vegetarian.
D) He is a coffee drinker.
Q4) List three effects that decreasing levels of testosterone can have on men.
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Chapter 5: The Biology of Sex, Pregnancy, and Childbirth
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Q1) A still birth is also called a spontaneous abortion.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Women are most likely to feel the best during the second trimester of pregnancy.
A)True
B)False
Q3) What percentage of all diagnosed pregnancies end in miscarriage?
A) 2-5
B) 5-10
C) 15-20
D) 25-30
Q4) Listed in order,what are the stages of Masters and Johnson's sexual response cycle?
A) arousal, desire, resolution, and orgasm
B) excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution
C) desire, excitement, climax, and refraction
D) arousal, surrender, relief, and attachment
Q5) Fertilization normally takes place in the uterus.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 6: Contraception and Abortion
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Q1) What is a popular yet ineffective method of contraception?
A) condoms
B) hormonal implants
C) the lactational amenorrhea method
D) the pill
Q2) How does female sterilization work to prevent pregnancies?
A) The uterus is removed so a fertilized ovum cannot implant.
B) The fallopian tubes are blocked so that ovum and sperm cannot meet.
C) The ovaries are cauterized so that eggs cannot be released.
D) A coil is placed inside the cervix so sperm cannot enter.
Q3) Differentiate the difference between male and female sterilization surgical methods,including how they work,advantages and disadvantages as well as popularity outside of Canada.
Q4) How does an IUD work to prevent pregnancy? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of IUD use.Be sure to discuss specific differences between types of IUDs.
Q5) As of 2008,the official stance of the Catholic Church prohibited the use of artificial contraception.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 7: Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids
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Q1) Which STI is also referred to as "the clap"?
A) herpes
B) gonorrhea
C) syphilis
D) chlamydia
Q2) What happened when the first identified cases of HIV were gay men and intravenous drug users?
A) People assumed gay men also used drugs.
B) People became more compassionate towards the gay population.
C) Scientists overlooked the high rates of infection in the lesbian community.
D) As many as one out of every five people believed that those infected with HIV got what they deserved.
Q3) Which statement best describes the use of antiviral drugs for the treatment of herpes?
A) They shorten the duration of outbreaks and reduce recurrences of future outbreaks.
B) They kill the bacteria associated with herpes, but usually do not cure it.
C) They reduce the outbreaks and cure it in about 50 percent of the cases.
D) They shorten outbreaks; however, they have many high-risk side effects if used long term.
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Chapter 8: Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity
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Q1) In Canada and the United States,masculine and feminine traits are viewed as mutually exclusive.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Which statement exemplifies Margaret Mead's famous discussion about the Tchambuli tribe of New Guinea?
A) Human culture can transcend biology.
B) Some traits are innate among males and females and not likely to change.
C) Male traits are more likely to be biologically based.
D) Female traits are more likely to be biologically based.
Q3) According to cognitive development theory,why do gender attitudes change predictably as children get older?
A) Children pass through stages of development related to their ability to process information.
B) Changes in attitude over time are based on hereditary and hormonal influences.
C) They are exposed to consistent gender role models.
D) Their gender schemas are culturally determined.
Q4) Describe the gender roles of the Tchambuli tribe of New Guinea.
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Chapter 9: Sexual Orientation
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Q1) What is the term for the idea that all standards of correct behaviour are determined by one's own cultural background?
A) ethnocentrism
B) self-centrism
C) heterocentrism
D) culturalism
Q2) According to the text,what is homophobia?
A) an anxiety about being in the presence of homosexuals
B) hatred and violence towards homosexuals
C) a fear of homosexuals and homosexuality
D) strongly negative attitudes toward homosexuals and homosexuality
Q3) Discuss what some key points related to the issue of homosexuality across cultures.Be sure to illustrate your answer with examples from different cultures.
Q4) Which statement best describes psychoanalytic theory and sexual orientation?
A) Freud believed people were inherently bisexual at birth.
B) Freud saw male homosexuality as the result of normal maturation.
C) Freud argued that homosexuals were just as well adjusted as heterosexuals.
D) Freud predicted that males who were abandoned by their mother were more likely to be homosexual.
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Chapter 10: Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality
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Q1) What does research show about genital touching during infancy and early childhood (ages 2 to 5)? Be sure to include information about frequency,motivation,etc.
Q2) Which term refers to the realization that one's gender does not typically change over the life span?
A) gender identity
B) gender constancy
C) gender integration
D) gender synthesis
Q3) Which statement best describes patterns of teens and oral sex?
A) Teens with more conservative attitudes are more likely to engage in oral sex.
B) Teens from lower socioeconomic classes are more likely than those from higher socioeconomic classes to engage in oral sex.
C) The majority of heterosexual teens engage in oral sex after they have already engaged in sexual intercourse.
D) Equal numbers of males and females engage in both giving and receiving oral sex.
Q4) Summarize the four goals of comprehensive sexuality education programs.
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Chapter 11: Communication and Sexuality
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Q1) According to communication experts,hedge words decreases the speaker's perceived assertiveness of speech.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Which type of culture is more likely to express thoughts,feelings,and ideas as directly as possible?
A) low context
B) high context
C) collectivist
D) bargainist
Q3) What do we know about the impact of gender on communication? Discuss and critique two major points brought up in the chapter.Give a real life example related to each of your points.
Q4) The term "genderlects" refers to using negative and gender stereotyping words during conversations.
A)True
B)False
Q5) Identify and explain two obstacles to sexual communication.
Q6) Discuss research concerning pickup lines and their effectiveness.
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Chapter 12: Love and Intimacy
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Q1) People use their body language to reveal their level of attraction when meeting someone for the first time.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Research has found that age and relationship length are both positively related to intimacy and commitment.
A)True
B)False
Q3) Explain how images of love in the media influence our concept of what love is.Give two specific examples.
Q4) There is a strong correlation between a person's childhood attachment style and how he or she relates to future intimate relationships.
A)True
B)False
Q5) Folklore has sayings that "birds of a father flock together" and "opposites attract." Current research on attraction supports both sayings.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 13: Adult Sexual Relationships
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Q1) Gays and lesbians are twice as likely to be in a mixed race relationship compared to straight men and women.
A)True
B)False
Q2) What is the typical genetic similarity between two partners in a consanguineous marriage?
A) 6.25%
B) 12.5%
C) 25%
D) 50%
Q3) What type of polygamy may help keep land inheritances intact?
A) polygyny
B) bigamy
C) polyandry
D) polygyandry
Q4) Discuss at least three factors that a matchmaker takes into consideration when arranging a marriage and explain what is expected from a husband and what is expected from a wife who enter into an arranged marriage.
Q5) Compare and contrast men's and women's adjustment to divorce.
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Chapter 14: Variations of Sexual Expression
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Q1) Men have more sexual cognitions than women.
A)True
B)False
Q2) An ear fetish is an example of partialism.
A)True
B)False
Q3) Research on men's and women's fantasies show that gender differences are decreasing related to sexual fantasies.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Which famous inventor was a zealous anti-masturbation advocate in the 19th century?
A) Kellogg
B) Edison
C) Tesla
D) Fleming
Q5) Masturbation rates remain constant over the lifespan.
A)True
B)False
Q6) What is manual sex? Give two reasons why it is becoming more common.
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Chapter 15: Challenges to Sexual Functioning
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Q1) What type of sexual disorder is most difficult to treat?
A) erectile disorder
B) delayed ejaculation
C) early ejaculation
D) sexual interest/arousal disorder
Q2) Men who have cancer do not typically experience sexual problems as a result of their illness,whereas women experience significant sexual problems related to cancer.
A)True
B)False
Q3) In men,which of the following is classified as a sexual arousal disorder?
A) hypoactive sexual desire disorder
B) orgasmic disorder
C) premature ejaculatory disorder
D) erectile disorder
Q4) What hormone is primarily responsible for male sexual desire?
A) progesterone
B) testosterone
C) GnRH
D) estrogen
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Chapter 16: Harmful and Antisocial Sexual Expression
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Q1) Define a fetish and identify the key features of this paraphilia.Provide two examples of fetishes.
Q2) What theory proposes that an exhibitionist exposes himself to prove his masculinity and evoke a fear response?
A) biological
B) psychoanalytic
C) developmental
D) behavioural
Q3) What differentiates healthy BDSM behaviour from sexual sadism?
A) nudity
B) being in a public setting
C) lack of consent
D) gender of the victim
Q4) Many sexual behaviours previously considered abnormal are considered acceptable in today's society.
A)True
B)False
Q5) The primary aim of any therapy for paraphilias should be to change behaviour.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 17: Power and Sexual Coercion
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Q1) During the slavery period in the United States,more Black women were raped by White men than White women by Black men.What idea about rape does this information support?
A) The higher incidence of rapes committed by Black men now is related to getting revenge for past injustices.
B) Tension between racial groups creates frustration, anger, and feelings of hatred that are taken out through sexual violence.
C) That rape is more about power issues rather than sexual issues.
D) That rape is committed by individuals who tend to have higher education levels.
Q2) Compared to other women,which statement best describes women with disabilities?
A) They are less likely to be sexually assaulted.
B) They are equally likely to be sexually assaulted.
C) They are more likely to be sexually assaulted.
D) They are incapable of understanding sexually assaulted.
Q3) Explain how sexual assault is defined differently around the world and how sexual assault rates vary depending on a culture's definition.Give three examples from different cultures to highlight your response.
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Chapter 18: Sexual Imagery and Selling Sex
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Q1) Which of the following does Catherine MacKinnon claim to be most similar to pornography?
A) hate propaganda
B) art
C) advertising
D) free speech
Q2) Why might an ancient Peruvian create a figurine depicting masturbation and fellatio as funeral offerings?
A) to enhance fertility in the living world
B) to prevent the return of ghostly spirits
C) to keep their departed loved one happy in the after life
D) to protect them from sexual temptation in the after life
Q3) Identify the pros and cons of legalized sex work.
Q4) Audrey has just finished an essay about the life of a famous actress who claims she was coerced into filming Deep Throat.Who was the subject of Audrey's essay?
A) Georgina Spelvin
B) Marilyn Chambers
C) Linda Lovelace
D) Gloria Steinem
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