1. Print out slides 5&6, 11 &12, and 17
Students to complete the quiz. Teacher to go through the answers and expand on them
Enjoy!

2. Pub Quiz (without the beer)
In your table teams, work together to answer the questions on the sheet of paper provided. Round 1: General Knowledge Round 2: True or False Round 3: Picture round (complete now)

3. Round 1: General Knowledge

4. Round 1: General Knowledge
Q.1
Which of the following can play a role in causing cervical cancer?
Smoking
Having HIV
The human papillomavirus
All of the above
Q.5
What is the average number of sexual partners in a life time? 1 3 4 8 21 35
Q.2
What is the age of consent in the UK? 14 16 17 18 21
Q.6
When interviewed as part of the national statistics, what percentage use contraception?
56%
73%
88%
92%
99%
Q.3
What percentage of people lose their virginity by the time they are 16 5%
10%
31%
55%
67%
88%
100%
Q.7
What is sexual activity in young people most affected by?
Love
Peer pressure
Alcohol
Drugs
Q.8
In ,100 under 16’s had sex and got pregnant. What percentage had an abortion?
10%
30%
50%
60%
80%
90%
Q.4
What is the average (median) age of those who have sex for the first time? 14 15 16 17

5. Round 1: General Knowledge
Q.9
How effective are condoms?
50%
88%
92%
98%
100%
Q.13
Which European country has the highest teenage pregnancy rates?
England
Ireland
France
Spain
Germany
Q.10
At what age can you get contraceptive advice?
Under 16
16 or over
18 or over
Q.14
At what age are you most likely to contract an STI?
14-25
20-45
50-60
Q.11
Whilst under the influence of alcohol are you more likely or less likely to have sex?
More likely
Less likely
Q.15
What contraceptives can help prevent an STI?
The Pill
Condom
Femidom
Injection
Q.12
After having sex with some one whilst under the influence of alcohol, what percentage of people contracted an STI?
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Q.16
At what age can you not consent to any form of sex? 12 13 16
Q.17
Where can you go for help and advice about sex?

6. Round 1: General Knowledge
ANSWERS

7. ANSWERS Round 1: General Knowledge
Q.1
Which of the following can play a role in causing cervical cancer?
Smoking
Having HIV
The human papillomavirus
All of the above
Q.5
What is the average number of sexual partners in a life time? 1 3 4 8 21 35
Q.2
What is the age of consent in the UK? 14 16 17 18 21
Q.6
When interviewed as part of the national statistics, what percentage use contraception?
56%
73%
88%
92%
99%
Q.3
What percentage of people lose their virginity by the time they are 16 5%
10%
31%
55%
67%
88%
100%
Q.7
What is sexual activity in young people most affected by?
Love
Peer pressure
Alcohol
Drugs
Q.8
In ,100 under 16’s had sex and got pregnant. What percentage had an abortion?
10%
30%
50%
60%
80%
90%
Q.4
What is the average (median) age of those who have sex for the first time? 14 15 16 17

8. ANSWERS Round 1: General Knowledge
Q.9
How effective are condoms?
50%
88%
92%
98%
100%
Q.13
Which European country has the highest teenage pregnancy rates?
England
Ireland
France
Spain
Germany
Q.10
At what age can you get contraceptive advice?
Under 16
16 or over
18 or over
Q.14
At what age are you most likely to contract an STI?
14-25
20-45
50-60
Q.11
Whilst under the influence of alcohol are you more likely or less likely to have sex?
More likely
Less likely
Q.15
What contraceptives can help prevent an STI?
The Pill
Condom
Femidom
Injection
Q.12
After having sex with some one whilst under the influence of alcohol, what percentage of people contracted an STI?
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Q.16
At what age can you not consent to any form of sex? 12 13 16
Q.17
Where can you go for help and advice about sex?
School nurse, parents, family planning, clinic, GUM clinic, doctors

9. Round 2 True or false

10. Round 2: True or False Q1
Condoms are 100% effective at warding off STDs.
True False Q6
Some STDs, like genital warts, can be spread even with condom use.
True False
Q.2
True or false: Your teenage daughter must get your permission before her doctor can prescribe the Pill.
• True
• False Q7
You do not need to worry about getting pregnant unless you have had a regular period for six months or more. If you are getting your period for the first time or if you have not yet established a regular menstrual cycle you do not need to worry about birth control.
True False
Q.3
True or false: By the time they finish their GCSE’s, 61% of teens will have had sex.
• True
• False Q8
Pregnancy only happens if the guy ejaculates inside the girl, if he pulls out before ejaculation there is little or no risk of pregnancy.
True False
Q.4:
You can not get pregnant the very first time you have sex so there is no need to worry about birth control when you lose your virginity.
True False Q9
You can not get pregnant from heavy petting or oral sex.
True False
Q10
You can get a STD, including HIV or AIDS, from oral sex.
True False Q5
You should use a condom or dental dam whenever you engage in oral sex with a partner whose sexual past is unknown to you and/or who has not been cleared of STD infection by the proper medical tests.
True False
Q11
My partner says that s/he is a virgin and I am a virgin so we do not have to worry about STDs.
True False

11. Round 2: True or False
Q12
Oral sex is the safest kind of sex you can have, you can't get pregnant or catch an STD this way.
True False
Q18
Abstinence is the only way to guarantee you will not get a disease from having sex.
True False
Q13
You can NOT get pregnant if you have sex standing up.
True False
Q19
Condoms ruin sex by taking away from the guy's pleasure and are not worth using since they aren't 100% effective anyway.
True False
Q14
You can NOT get pregnant if you have sex when the girl has her period.
True False
Q20
Sex for the first time can be mildly, and in rare cases very, painful for girls.
True False
Q15
Some so-called STDs have few or no symptoms and can be transmitted through non-sexual contact.
True False
Q21
Sex is a good way to prove that you care about and are committed to another person.
True False
Q16
If you wash your genitals immediately after sex with really warm water and soap you will eliminate any chance of getting an STD.
True False
Q22
Oral sex is not really sex.
True False
Q17
The more sex partners you have the higher your risk of contracting an STD, even if you routinely use condoms as protection.
True False
Q23
Safe sex refers to sexual activities that can NOT result in pregnancy.
True False

12. Round 2 True or false
ANSWERS

13. ANSWERS Round 2: True or FalseQ1
Condoms are 100% effective at warding off STDs.
True False Q6
Some STDs, like genital warts, can be spread even with condom use.
True False
Q.2
True or false: Your teenage daughter must get your permission before her doctor can prescribe the Pill.
• True
• False Q7
You do not need to worry about getting pregnant unless you have had a regular period for six months or more. If you are getting your period for the first time or if you have not yet established a regular menstrual cycle you do not need to worry about birth control.
True False
Q.3
True or false: By the time they finish their GCSE’s, 61% of teens will have had sex.
• True
• False Q8
Pregnancy only happens if the guy ejaculates inside the girl, if he pulls out before ejaculation there is little or no risk of pregnancy.
True False
Q.4:
You can not get pregnant the very first time you have sex so there is no need to worry about birth control when you lose your virginity.
True False Q9
You can not get pregnant from heavy petting or oral sex.
True False
Q10
You can get a STD, including HIV or AIDS, from oral sex.
True False Q5
You should use a condom or dental dam whenever you engage in oral sex with a partner whose sexual past is unknown to you and/or who has not been cleared of STD infection by the proper medical tests.
True False
Q11
My partner says that s/he is a virgin and I am a virgin so we do not have to worry about STDs.
True False

14. ANSWERS Round 2: True or False
Q12
Oral sex is the safest kind of sex you can have, you can't get pregnant or catch an STD this way.
True False
Q18
Abstinence is the only way to guarantee you will not get a disease from having sex.
True False
Q13
You can NOT get pregnant if you have sex standing up.
True False
Q19
Condoms ruin sex by taking away from the guy's pleasure and are not worth using since they aren't 100% effective anyway.
True False
Q14
You can NOT get pregnant if you have sex when the girl has her period.
True False
Q20
Sex for the first time can be mildly, and in rare cases very, painful for girls.
True False
Q15
Some so-called STDs have few or no symptoms and can be transmitted through non-sexual contact.
True False
Q21
Sex is a good way to prove that you care about and are committed to another person.
True False
Q16
If you wash your genitals immediately after sex with really warm water and soap you will eliminate any chance of getting an STD.
True False
Q22
Oral sex is not really sex.
True False
Q17
The more sex partners you have the higher your risk of contracting an STD, even if you routinely use condoms as protection.
True False
Q23
Safe sex refers to sexual activities that can NOT result in pregnancy.
True False

15. Round 3 Picture Round

16. Round 3: Picture round 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
10.
11.
12.

17. Round 3: Picture round
ANSWERS

18. ANSWERS Round 3: Picture round1. 2. 3. 4.
Chastity
Chastity
Chastity
Conflict
Chastity
Femidom
Silver ring thing
Chastity 5. 6. 7. 8.
Condoms
Chastity
Contraceptive pill
Chastity
Coil
Chastity
Injection
Chastity 9.
10.
11.
12.
The emergency contraceptive pill
Chasti ty
The patch
Chastity
Diaphragm
Chastity
Chastity
Implant

19. Add ‘em up!