Problem:

Question 1: Which condition on it's own, if present, legally invalidates someone's ‘yes' to sex?

a. Force or threat of force.

b. Lack of enthusiasm.

c. Internal conflict over whether or not to have sex.

d. Saying ‘yes' for the wrong reasons.

Question 2: Cultural relativity is the idea that right and wrong are universal.

True

False

Question 3: How can you tell you should think twice about having sex with someone?

a. They are clearly intoxicated.

b. You have to convince them to say ‘yes'.

c. You have to emotionally manipulate them to say ‘yes'.

d. Any of the above.

Question 4: On the day we discussed sexuality education, we watched four cartoons conveying actual abstinence-only lessons taught in U.S. classrooms. Which of these were NOT the main messages in these lessons?

a. Having sex before marriage is like being a flower with no petals - you lose your beauty and value.

b. Boys are likely to be threatened by girls who share too many ideas.

c. Girls have to be careful about what they wear, because they don't want to get guys' microwaves running too fast.

d. Healthy, lifelong relationships can only happen between a boy and a girl.

e. Everyone has the right to say no to sexual activity.

Question 5: In class while discussing the prostate gland in people with penises, we watched...

a. A video that showed the actual step-by-step process of the prostate secreting prostatic fluid into the urethra before ejaculation.

b. A video that explained the importance of getting your prostate checked by a doctor and demonstrated testicular self-examination.

c. A video where the main character gets his prostate "milked" by a nurse.

d. None of the above.

Question 6:  ‘Body normativity' is the idea that all bodies are normal and we should accept them for how they are and not try to change them.

True

False

Please suggest the correct answer and explain it.