Growth & Development
Reproductive System
Birth Control
STI's
Any!
100

What is the term for the stage of life when the body starts to develop and change into an adult?

Puberty

100

What is the tube that connects the ovary to the uterus, where fertilization often occurs?

The fallopian tube

100

What is the only 100% effective birth control method? (need to use correct word)

Abstinence

100

What does STI stand for?

Sexually Transmitted Infection

100

This is the term for when two people agree to do something together, like hugging or holding hands.

consent

200

Name one physical change that happens to boys during puberty?

  • Growth Spurt

  • Voice Deepening

  • Development of Muscles

  • Facial and Body Hair

  • Nocturnal Emissions (Wet Dreams)

  • Increased Sweat Glands Activity

200

What is the name of the organ in males that produces sperm?

The testes

200

What is another word for birth control methods?

contraception

200

What is the only form of contraception that can protect your body from STI's? (other than abstinence)

Condoms

200

You should never share this type of information online, such as your full name, address, or school name.

personal information

300

Name one physical change that happens to girls during puberty?

  • Breast Development

  • Growth Spurts

  • Widening of Hips

  • Development of Pubic and Underarm Hair

  • Menstruation (Periods)

300

What is the monthly shedding of the uterine lining called?

Menstruation (period accepted also)

300

What is the name of the small, T-shaped device that a doctor inserts into the uterus to prevent pregnancy?

an IUD

300

True or False, you will always see symptoms and know when you have been infected with an STI. 

False

300

If someone sends you a message or photo that feels uncomfortable or inappropriate, you should do this.

tell a trusted adult or report it

400

a combination of the thoughts and feelings that you have about your body.

What is Body Image?

400

After conception an embryo becomes this.

a fetus

400

What are some potential consequences of choosing not to remain abstinent?

unplanned pregnancy, contracting an STI, or emotional distress.

400

What STI can cause painful sores and blisters around the genitals or mouth and stays in the body for life, with recurring outbreaks?  

Herpes

400

Up to how many days can a sperm survive inside a woman's body? 

Up to 5 days


500

What is the organ where a baby grows during pregnancy?

The uterus

500

Name two types of contraceptives that can be purchased at a grocery store or pharmacy without a prescription or ID. **Must name both**

Condoms, Plan B
500

What is one reason why it is important to talk to a trusted adult or healthcare provider about sexual health?

To get accurate information, prevent risks, or address health concerns

500

What are the 5 elements of consent?

Hint: remember the acronym "FRIES"

FRIES stands for:

Freely given:Consent should be given without pressure, coercion, or manipulation. It cannot be given by someone who is incapacitated (e.g., due to intoxication or being asleep). 

Reversible:Consent can be withdrawn at any time, even if it was previously given. This means that someone can change their mind about participating in an activity at any point. 

Informed:Consent requires a full understanding of what you are agreeing to. This includes all the details of the activity, including potential risks and benefits. 


Enthusiastic:Consent should be enthusiastic and genuine, meaning you want to participate in the activity. 


Specific:Consent for one activity does not automatically mean consent for other activities. It's crucial to have separate consent for each action.
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