1) The document appears to be a quiz for a Gender and Society course, containing true/false questions, enumerations defining gender-related terms, and short essay questions about teenage pregnancy, sexual health and hygiene, and defining the terms of sex, gender, and sexuality.
2) The true/false and enumeration sections test basic factual knowledge of gender topics, while the essay questions require explaining disadvantages of teenage pregnancy, importance of health and hygiene in sex, and defining the differences between sex, gender, and sexuality.
3) Key terms defined include male and female sex, qualitative and quantitative research approaches, stages of human life, male and female reproductive organs, and components of the male reproductive system
1) The document appears to be a quiz for a Gender and Society course, containing true/false questions, enumerations defining gender-related terms, and short essay questions about teenage pregnancy, sexual health and hygiene, and defining the terms of sex, gender, and sexuality.
2) The true/false and enumeration sections test basic factual knowledge of gender topics, while the essay questions require explaining disadvantages of teenage pregnancy, importance of health and hygiene in sex, and defining the differences between sex, gender, and sexuality.
3) Key terms defined include male and female sex, qualitative and quantitative research approaches, stages of human life, male and female reproductive organs, and components of the male reproductive system
1) The document appears to be a quiz for a Gender and Society course, containing true/false questions, enumerations defining gender-related terms, and short essay questions about teenage pregnancy, sexual health and hygiene, and defining the terms of sex, gender, and sexuality.
2) The true/false and enumeration sections test basic factual knowledge of gender topics, while the essay questions require explaining disadvantages of teenage pregnancy, importance of health and hygiene in sex, and defining the differences between sex, gender, and sexuality.
3) Key terms defined include male and female sex, qualitative and quantitative research approaches, stages of human life, male and female reproductive organs, and components of the male reproductive system
1. True 2. True 3. False 4. False 5. True 6. True 7. False 8. False 9. True 10. True II.) Enumeration: A. 1. Male 2. Female B. 1. Qualitative Approach 2. Quantitative Approach C. 1. Childhood 2. Adolescence 3. Adulthood 4. Old age D. 1. Testes 2. Ovaries E. 1. Vagina 2. Cervix 3. Uterus 4. Fallopian Tube 5. Ovaries F. 1. Testes 2. Vas Deferens 3. Seminal Vesicles 4. Ejaculatory Ducts 5. Urethra III.) Essay Question: (Five Points Each) 1. Cite some disadvantages of a teenage pregnancy. Explain - Based on American Pregnancy Association, there is a chance to have low birth weight/premature birth, anemia, a higher rate of infant mortality (death), a higher rate of infant mortality (death). Therefore, for some instances there is possibility to have critical maybe on the baby or the mom, also in the future there is history of problem in their health, the baby got abnormality or disability when the baby grow. - Other than that, the mother probably has a problem in her healthy. Some of these reason because of being a young to be pregnant because the younger version of being pregnancy was not applicable and normally it is not fully developing of the reproductive of a young person. 2. How important health and hygiene in sexual life? - We all know that health and hygiene was very important in our life to avoid some body odor and some problems in our health. Therefore, it is important the way to avoid the infections in our sexual health and it prevents for some causes to have a physical problem or disease especially in our genital part. - For instance, it prevents to have a HIV, when person have this it can cause to spread in numerous person and can other to the next generation. Therefore, health and hygiene in sexual life was very significant to prevent a problem in our mental, physical, and social well-being. also, to maintain a cleanliness. 3. Explain the term, Sex, Gender and Sexuality? - The term sex is being recognized by the genital organ in which examined it. Sex was biological dimension. For example, you can Identify the person male or female in chromosomes or in ultrasound and maybe it can identify through birth when person has a penis normally it is men and when the person has a vagina automatically female. While gender it signifies of behavior you can be socialize, it can determine by social norms in which person acted masculine and feminine to be recognized. - Also, Gender is the way you act or express being feminine or masculine. Normally, it is the behavior you could be. Lastly, the sexuality is the part of your feelings, behavior, preferences, and orientation. Basically, it is the totality of gender and sex of how we experience it, and it is to describe our understanding of our bodies and interpersonal relationships.