4. What are the different ways to prevent teenage pregnancy?

Encourage them not to have sex as possible at an early age.

Encourage teenagers to have sexual intercourse at an early age.

Don't educate teenagers about sex.

Advice them not to use any birth control.

5. Which of the following is true for babies born to teenage mothers?

They are more likely to be born early and have a low birth weight

They are usually much heavier than other babies

They usually are born later than the expected due date

They will be healthier because the moms are younger

7. Which of the following is not a behavioral cause of teenage pregnancy?

Individual ability to refuse sex and to use condoms.

Engagement in sex with multiple partners.

Transactional or commercial sex.

Engagement in unprotective sex.

8. Example of a good reason to have a child is?

You and your spouse are ready financially and emotionally.

You think that it will fix a relationship.

9. How can the school help to prevent teenage pregnancy?

Promoting community service activities to teenagers

Provide them sexual orientation

Educating students about birth control

Quiz on Teenage Pregnancy

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