Puberty and Reproductive Health
Pregnancy and Infant Development
Personal Hygiene and Bullying
Marriage
Parenting
100

True or False: Male's get a deeper voice during puberty.

True.

100

True or False: Most babies are born on their due date.

False. 


Only about 5% are born on their due date, according to the CDC. 

100

T or F: If you want healthy teeth and gums you should brush and floss every day.

True.

100

T or F: It is important to be unforgiving in a marriage relationship.

False.

100

T or F: Parenting is very easy because children always do everything right.  

False. 

200

When does puberty typically begin?

Between the ages of 11-12 is typical. 

Girls-11

Boys-12 

But it can start anywhere from ages 8-15. 

200

What two cells join together inside the mother's body to start making the baby?

Egg and Sperm Cells. 

200

A ___________ seeks to harm or intimidate someone whom they perceive as vulnerable. 


bully

200

Would you advise a person to date for about 2 months and get married or date for about 2 years and get married? Explain. 

It is advisable to date for a longer period of time before getting married so that you can get to know the other person well and decide if you want to marry them or not.

200

If you make mistakes while parenting, what is the best way to respond? 

Do your best to repair the mistakes you have made, and learn from your mistakes. 

300

Name at least 3 changes during puberty for females.

Acne, body hair, breast development, increase in body fat, wider hips, beginning of menstrual cycles, increase perspiration, pubic hair, increased level of female hormones, formation of mature eggs

300

Name at least 2 signs of pregnancy.

Missed Menstrual Cycle, Tiredness, Nausea, Headaches, Constipation, Breast tenderness, Mood Swings

300

Give at least 3 personal hygiene tips

Answers may vary.

300

Name at least 3 qualities of a good marriage.

Loyalty, Trust, Kindness, Acceptance, Commitment, Love, Forgiveness, etc.

300

What are at least two difficulties that teen parents might face? 

Education and Career:Teenage parents often struggle to maintain academic performance and may be more likely to drop out of school. Limited childcare options and a lack of experience can further hinder career advancement and financial stability. 

Mental Health:Teen parents are at higher risk of mental health issues like stress, depression, and anxiety. They may also experience post-traumatic stress disorder, particularly if they have experienced violence or abuse. 


Relationship Challenges:The demands of parenthood can strain romantic relationships, and teen parents may face challenges in co-parenting, especially if they are unmarried. 

Financial Strain:The cost of raising a child can be significant, and teen parents may struggle to afford childcare, housing, and other basic needs. 

Social Stigma:Teen parents may experience judgment from peers, family, and community members, which can lead to feelings of isolation and shame. 

Lack of Support:Teen parents may lack access to adequate support systems, including childcare, financial assistance, and counseling services. 

High-Risk Pregnancy and Birth: Teenage mothers may experience higher rates of premature birth, low birth weight babies, and other pregnancy complications. 


400

Name at least 4 changes during puberty for males.

Increased level of male hormones, facial hair, deeper voice, broader shoulders, muscle development, production of sperm cells, enlargement of genitals, acne, body hair, increase in perspiration, pubic hair
400

After how many weeks does the embryo become a fetus?

8 weeks

400

You come to the realization that one of your classmates is always getting made fun of and put down by others. What should you do? 

Tell your classmates to stop, be a friend to the person who is being left out and made fun of. Tell a trusted adult if things don't get better. 

400

When you are older your friend tells you that he/she want to get a divorce because their spouse is working 60 hours a week and doesn't have enough time to spend with them. What advice would you give your friend?

Don't give up, try marital counseling, talk with your spouse about it, see if you can spend more time together on the weekends, see if your spouse can work a little less, etc. 

400

Name at least 4 responsibilities of a parent.

providing a safe and loving environment, meeting basic needs like food and shelter, ensuring proper education and healthcare, guiding and disciplining, and fostering emotional and social growth, etc.

500

Name at least 4 things you can do to care for your reproductive system (male or female).

Male: Good hygiene, wear protective gear during sports, conduct self-exams, get regular checkups, avoid wearing tight clothing if uncomfortable 

Female: Good hygiene, see a gynecologist, medical checkups, breast self-exam, change tampons regularly, keep track of menstrual cycles. 

500

When can you first tell if the fetus is a girl or boy?

At the end of the third month. 

500

Name at least 4 healthy ways to stand up to a bully.

1. Ignore the Bully 

2. Tell the Bully to Stop

4. Know How to Exit... walk away

5. Stick with Friends

6. Stand with Others

7. Tell a trusted adult

8. Collect Information and Report the Incident 

9. Get Counseling if needed


500

Give at least 5 qualities you should look for in a potential marriage partner. 

Loyal, Kind, Friendly, Responsible, Forgiving, Authentic, hard working, etc. 

500

Give at least 4 tips for being a good parent. 

Be a good role model: Children learn by observing, so model the behaviors and values you want them to embrace. 

Set clear boundaries and be consistent:Establish rules and expectations, and consistently enforce them to help children understand what is expected of them. 

Provide consistent discipline:Use positive reinforcement and constructive guidance rather than harsh punishment. 

Foster a positive and loving relationship:Show affection, praise good behaviors, and make time for your children. 

Encourage emotional development:Help children learn to manage their emotions, express themselves, and understand others' feelings. 

Support academic and extracurricular activities: Encourage learning, reading, and participation in activities that interest your child. 

Involve children in family activities:Make time for meals together, family outings, and other shared experiences. 

Be patient and understanding:Remember that children are still developing, and they will make mistakes. 


Seek support when needed:Don't hesitate to reach out to other parents, family members, or professionals for advice and guidance. 

Prioritize your own well-being


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