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The age of sexual consent is the age at which you can...
- a. Get married
- b. Agree to go on a date
- c. Have sex
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Bisexual people...
- a. Can be attracted to women or men
- b. Are not attracted to either women or men
- c. Have had a sex change
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You "lose your virginity" when...
- a. You sleep in the same bed as another person
- b. You get married
- c. You have sexual intercourse for the first time
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Monogamy is when you...
- a. Decide not to have sex with anyone
- b. Only have one sexual partner
- c. Have sex with many different people
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When having sex, the best way to avoid STD infection is to...
- a. Have sex standing up
- b. Use a condom
- c. Only have anal sex
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How do you have sexual intercourse?
- a. A man or a woman touches their partner's genitals
- b. A man puts his penis inside a woman's vagina and moves up and down
- c. A man and a woman put their mouths together and massage their tongues
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Does having sex hurt?
- a. Only if you get it wrong
- b. Sometimes
- c. Only if you have a sexually transmitted disease
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What is an orgasm?
- a. Intense sexual feelings towards a person
- b. A climax that happens during vaginal sex only
- c. A climax that can happen during vaginal, anal or oral sex, and masturbation
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Herpes can be transmitted by...
- a. Both oral and vaginal sex
- b. Neither oral nor vaginal sex
- c. Vaginal sex only
- d. Oral sex only
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What does it mean to have unprotected sex?
- a. When a man puts his penis into a woman's vagina in an unsafe location
- b. When a man puts his penis into a woman's vagina without her consent
- c. When a man puts his penis into a woman's vagina without using a condom
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Will both partners definitely have an orgasm during heterosexual sex?
- a. Yes, definitely
- b. No, not always
- c. Only the woman
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What is foreplay?
- a. Forward planning before going on a date
- b. Kissing, cuddling and sexual activities before sexual intercourse
- c. Flirting between two people who know they are attracted to one another
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When is a "safe" time for a girl to have unprotected sex so that she will not become pregnant?
- a. On the first day of her period
- b. There is no "safe" time of the month
- c. Just after her period is finished
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What is the average global age for having sex for the first time?
- a. 16
- b. 19
- c. 25
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Oral sex is...
- a. Using your mouth to stimulate your partner's genitals
- b. When you talk during sex
- c. Another word for French kissing
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The 'withdrawal method', or withdrawing the boy's penis before he 'comes' during sex, is...
- a. A good way to prevent pregnancy
- b. A good way to prevent STD infection
- c. Not a good way to prevent pregnancy or STDs
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What is the average length of a man's erect penis?
- a. 1 to 3 inches
- b. 3 to 5 inches
- c. 4 to 7 inches
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What is the 'missionary' position?
- a. The body position where the woman sits on top of the man during sex
- b. The body position where the man lies on top of the woman during sex
- c. The body position where the woman and man lie side by side during sex
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What are lubricants?
- a. A type of contraception
- b. A type of female condom
- c. A product designed for use with condoms
- d. A type of male condom
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Which is the most common STD transmitted through oral sex?
- a. Hepatitis C
- b. Herpes
- c. Chlamydia
- d. HIV
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What were the first condoms made of?
- a. Fish skins
- b. Rubber
- c. Linen
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Where does latex come from?
- a. Fish
- b. Trees
- c. Oil
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Do condoms provide total protection against all sexually transmitted diseases?
- a. No
- b. Yes
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How many sizes of condoms are there?
- a. Regular and large
- b. Many different sizes
- c. One size fits all
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Which of the following can pass through latex condoms?
- a. HIV
- b. Gonorrhoea
- c. Semen
- d. None of the above
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If you are under the age of consent, you must have your parents permission to use condoms.
- a. False
- b. True
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What are the best lubricants to use with latex condoms?
- a. Water based
- b. Oil based
- c. Both
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Which is the most effective at preventing pregnancy, HIV and other sexually transmitted infections?
- a. Birth control pill
- b. Withdrawal method
- c. Condoms and lubricants
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How often should male condoms be used?
- a. More than once if they're washed
- b. Only once
- c. More than once if it's with the same person
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At what point during sexual intercourse should the condom be put on the penis?
- a. Before the penis is erect
- b. Just before the point of ejaculation to catch the semen
- c. Before there is any contact between the penis and your partner's body
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A female condom cannot be used at the same time as a male condom because...
- a. Friction may cause them to break
- b. It is a man's responsibility to wear a condom during sex
- c. It's bad luck to use two condoms
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A male condom should be used only once but a female condom can be used several times..
- a. False
- b. Both can be used several times
- c. True
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How effective are condoms at preventing pregnancy if used consistently and correctly?
- a. 50 percent
- b. 100 percent
- c. Nearly 50 percent
- d. Nearly 100 percent
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Why are some condoms 'ribbed'?
- a. Ribbed condoms are cheaper
- b. Ribbed condoms can increase sensation for both partners
- c. Ribbed condoms are used for oral sex only
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What do spermicides protect against?
- a. Pregnancy
- b. STDs
- c. Pregnancy and STDs
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The FC and FC2 female condom can be inserted into the vagina up to how long before sexual intercourse?
- a. Up to 30 minutes
- b. Up to 4 hours
- c. Up to 8 hours
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How many condoms were donated to developing countries around the world in 2005?
- a. 30 billion
- b. 1.8 billion
- c. 18.7 billion
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Which feature of the VA w.o.w. Condom Feminine helps anchor it inside the vagina?
- a. Spermicide
- b. A round sponge inside the closed end of the condom
- c. Glue
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In what percentage of acts of vaginal intercourse do condoms slip off the penis?
- a. 1 to 5 percent
- b. 20 to 25 percent
- c. 50 to 55 percent
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In the US, the mark of which government agency shows that a condom has been quality approved?
- a. The Federal Development Agency
- b. The Fifth Department for Contraceptive Aid
- c. The Food and Drug Administration
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HIV is believed to have evolved from a similar virus found in which animal?
- a. Baboon
- b. Chimpanzee
- c. Elephant
- d. Guinea pig
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What is the diameter of an HIV particle?
- a. 1/10,000 of a foot
- b. 1/10,000 of an inch
- c. 1/10,000 of a centimetre
- d. 1/10,000 of a milimetre
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Which HIV subtype is most common in the Western world?
- a. A
- b. B
- c. C
- d. D
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Which of these drugs is most commonly used on its own to reduce mother to child HIV transmission?
- a. Nevirapine
- b. Indinavir
- c. Delavirdine
- d. Aspirin
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Which famous gay 1950's movie star died of AIDS on 3rd October, 1985?
- a. Errol Flyn
- b. James Dean
- c. Humphrey Bogart
- d. Rock Hudson
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Which of the following is NOT a group of drugs used to treat HIV?
- a. Protease Inhibitors
- b. Viral Delimiters
- c. Nucleoside Analogues
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What type of virus is HIV?
- a. An Indovirus
- b. A Retrovirus
- c. An Apexvirus
- d. An Embo-protein Virus
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Which normally rare cancer is often associated with AIDS?
- a. Squamous Cell Carcinoma
- b. Mesothelioma
- c. Kaposi's Sarcoma
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In what year was the first World AIDS Day?
- a. 1986
- b. 1988
- c. 1990
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In what year did Zambia launch its national AIDS programme?
- a. 1986
- b. 1988
- c. 1990
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What does the standard HIV test identify?
- a. RNA strands
- b. T-cell count
- c. Antibodies
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What does PEPFAR stand for?
- a. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief
- b. President's Emergency Program to Fund AIDS Resistance
- c. Private Economic Program to Finance AIDS Resources
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If an HIV positive person has a CD4 count of 200 or less, what does this mean?
- a. Their immune system is very healthy
- b. They no longer have HIV
- c. They should probably start antiretroviral treatment
- d. They will die within a week
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In the USA, what percentage of new infections occur in people over the age of 50?
- a. 2.5 percent
- b. 15 percent
- c. 50 percent
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AIDS was first reported in Europe in which year?
- a. 1975
- b. 1982
- c. 1993
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When doing a rapid HIV antibody test, how long must the patient wait for a result?
- a. 1 minute
- b. 30 minutes
- c. 24 hours
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What is the risk of transmitting HIV during oral sex?
- a. Just the same as anal or vaginal sex
- b. There is a 50% chance that HIV will be transmitted if one person is HIV positive
- c. The risk is very low, but increased if either person has cuts or sores on their mouth or genitals
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Without treatment, and with a good diet, what is the average time it will take for HIV to progress to AIDS?
- a. 10 years
- b. 5 years
- c. 6 months
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Who is eligible for free HIV treatment in the UK?
- a. Only gay men
- b. Only pregnant women
- c. Only legal citizens
- d. Everyone
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Under what conditions does HIV become resistant to antiretroviral medication?
- a. If there is a break in medication
- b. If the HIV positive person gets a cold
- c. If too many pills are taken in one day
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Does HIV only affect gay people?
- a. Yes
- b. No
- c. Only gay men
- d. Only gay women
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Which protects you most against HIV infection?
- a. Condoms
- b. Contraceptive pills
- c. Spermicide jelly
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How can you tell if somebody has HIV or AIDS?
- a. Because of the way they act
- b. They look tired and ill
- c. There is no easy way to tell
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Can you get AIDS from sharing the cup of an HIV positive person?
- a. Yes
- b. No
- c. Only if you don't wash the cup
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Is there a cure for AIDS?
- a. Yes
- b. No
- c. Only available on prescription
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What is HIV?
- a. A virus
- b. A bacterium
- c. A fungus
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Can insects transmit HIV?
- a. Yes
- b. No
- c. Only mosquitoes
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What does STD stand for?
- a. Sexually Transmitted Disease
- b. Special Treatment Doctor
- c. Standard Transmission Deficiency
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When was the term "AIDS" first defined?
- a. 1977
- b. 1987
- c. 1982
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The charity AVERT was set up in which year?
- a. 1986
- b. 1996
- c. 2006
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Approximately how many people are living with HIV worldwide?
- a. 33 million
- b. 69 million
- c. 3 million
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What does HIV stand for?
- a. Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- b. Harmful Intravenous Vaccine
- c. Homosexual Injury Volition
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What is the difference between HIV and AIDS?
- a. HIV is a virus and AIDS is a bacterial disease
- b. There is no difference between HIV and AIDS
- c. HIV is the virus that causes AIDS
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Which practice puts you most at risk of becoming infected with HIV?
- a. Kissing
- b. Using the same toilet as an infected person
- c. Unprotected vaginal sex
- d. Anal sex with a condom
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What is abstinence?
- a. To refrain from sex
- b. To only have sex with one partner
- c. To lose your virginity
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HIV can make a person ill because..
- a. It makes a person lose weight very suddenly
- b. It attacks the immune system
- c. It reduces the body's core temperature
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How much saliva would it take to infect someone with HIV?
- a. 1 litre
- b. 10 ml
- c. HIV cannot be passed on through saliva
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Which of the following helps with HIV prevention?
- a. Circumcision
- b. Genital piercing
- c. Taking birth control pills
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Which is the leading HIV-associated disease in developing countries?
- a. Pneumonia
- b. TB
- c. The common cold
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People aged under 25 account for what proportion of new HIV infections worldwide?
- a. 10 percent
- b. Half
- c. 8 out of 10
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How do most people become infected with HIV?
- a. Sexual intercourse without a condom
- b. Injecting drugs
- c. Blood transfusions
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When is World AIDS Day?
- a. 1st January
- b. 1st June
- c. 1st December
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What is the international symbol of AIDS awareness?
- a. A red ribbon
- b. A white ribbon
- c. A pink ribbon
- d. A white swan
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Which people can't be infected with HIV?
- a. Gay and lesbian people
- b. Heterosexuals
- c. Married people
- d. No-one
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When was the first World AIDS day?
- a. 1984
- b. 1988
- c. 1986
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What was the theme of World AIDS Day 2006?
- a. Stop Stigma and Discrimination
- b. Women and AIDS
- c. Stop AIDS. Keep the Promise
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Approximately how many people worldwide were living with HIV/AIDS at the end of 2007?
- a. 21.7 million
- b. 33.2 million
- c. 62.2 million
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When did doctors in the USA first became aware of AIDS?
- a. 1974
- b. 1981
- c. 1984
- d. 1989
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Only drugs that are injected increase the risk of HIV transmission.
- a. True
- b. False
- c. Only in developed countries
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In what year was the vaccine for AIDS discovered?
- a. 1995
- b. 2002
- c. A vaccine for AIDS does not exist
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"Avoiding AIDS is as easy as ABC". What does the "ABC" in this statement stand for?
- a. Always Be Kind and Compromise
- b. Abstain, Be Faithful, Use Condoms
- c. Awareness and Birth Control
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In 2007, how many children under 15 became infected with HIV worldwide?
- a. 420,000
- b. 15 thousand
- c. 7 million
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In the UK, it is recommended that you wait for how long after exposure to HIV before being tested?
- a. You should be tested immediately
- b. One month
- c. Three months
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Which country has the largest HIV/AIDS epidemic in Europe?
- a. UK
- b. Russia
- c. Romania
- d. France
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How many adults and children worldwide were newly infected with HIV and AIDS in 2007?
- a. 2.5 million
- b. 25 million
- c. 250,000
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Which was the first Latin American nation to host the XVII International AIDS Conference in 2008?
- a. Brazil
- b. Argentina
- c. Mexico
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The Minister for Health of which country controversially claimed that AIDS could be treated through beetroot and garlic?
- a. China
- b. Nigeria
- c. Brazil
- d. South Africa
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Which country had the highest proprtion of the population living with HIV/AIDS, or HIV prevalence, in 2007?
- a. South Africa
- b. Swaziland
- c. Zimbabwe
- d. Mozambique
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Without treatment, what percentage of babies born to HIV positive women will become infected with HIV during pregnancy or delivery?
- a. 15 to 30 percent
- b. 45 to 60 percent
- c. 75 to 90 percent
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What proportion of people in need of antiretroviral treatment in developing countries were receiving it in 2007?
- a. 1 tenth
- b. One third
- c. 9 out of 10
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Which region has most people living with HIV/AIDS?
- a. South and South-East Asia
- b. Latin America
- c. Eastern Europe
- d. Sub-Saharan Africa
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Approximately how many AIDS orphans were there in the world at the end of 2007?
- a. 2.7 million
- b. 11.2 million
- c. 15 million
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Approximately how many people were newly infected with HIV in 2007?
- a. 2.7 million
- b. 25 million
- c. 250,000
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In 2007, which country had more people living with HIV than any other country?
- a. Botswana
- b. South Africa
- c. India
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How many people in the history of the AIDS epidemic have died from AIDS-related diseases?
- a. 2 million
- b. 10 million
- c. 25 million
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Approximately how many people worldwide are living with HIV/AIDS?
- a. 10 million
- b. 2 million
- c. 33 million
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At the end of 2006 in the USA, how many children under 13 were living with AIDS?
- a. 30
- b. 3,775
- c. 3 and a half million
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How many people in China died from AIDS in 2007?
- a. 39,000
- b. 3.9 million
- c. 39
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Approximately how many people worldwide died of AIDS in 2007?
- a. 10 thousand
- b. 49 million
- c. 2 million
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Which was the first African country to provide widespread AIDS treatment through the public sector?
- a. South Africa
- b. Zimbabwe
- c. Botswana
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Throughout the world, what proportion of new HIV infections in 2007 were acquired as a result of sex between men and women?
- a. Around 2 out of 10
- b. Around 2 out of 3
- c. Around 2 out of 100
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Approximately how many people are living with HIV/AIDS in the USA?
- a. More than one million
- b. 3 million
- c. 100,000
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What percentage of adults were living with HIV in Botswana at the end of 2007?
- a. 23.9%
- b. 3.4%
- c. 39.1%
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Which country became the first European nation to have 1% of its adult population infected with HIV by 2002?
- a. Russia
- b. Portugal
- c. Ukraine
- d. UK
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In Thailand at the end of 2007, how many people were receiving treatment for HIV/AIDS?
- a. 153
- b. 15.3 million
- c. 153,000
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At the end of 2007, how many countries in Africa had more than one tenth of the adult population aged 15-49 infected with HIV?
- a. Four
- b. Fifteen
- c. Nine
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In 2007, how many people were estimated to be living with HIV in Western and Central Europe?
- a. Around 730,000
- b. Around 730
- c. Around 7.3 million
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Australia has recorded how many AIDS deaths since the start of the epidemic up to the end of 2007?
- a. 6,709
- b. 66,000
- c. 6 million
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As of the end of December 2007, what proportion of the people in need of antiretroviral treatment were receiving it in low and middle-income countries?
- a. 9 out of 10
- b. Around one third
- c. 1 in 10
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Which country has the highest HIV prevalence in the Western hemisphere?
- a. UK
- b. The Bahamas
- c. Germany
- d. Equador
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A girl can get pregnant...
- a. As a result of oral sex
- b. As a result of touching a used condom
- c. As a result of having sex during her period
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It is not possible for a girl to get pregnant if the boy withdraws before ejaculation
- a. True
- b. False
- c. Only if she is on her period
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How often is an egg usually released from a woman's ovaries?
- a. Every week
- b. Every day
- c. Every month
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How long does pregnancy usually last for?
- a. 1 month
- b. 9 months
- c. 1 year
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What are the chances of becoming pregnant from a single act of sex?
- a. 100 percent
- b. It varies from person to person
- c. 1 in 10 chance
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In what way is it possible to become pregnant without having sex?
- a. Kissing
- b. Artificial insemination
- c. Dancing
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How many sperm cells are released every time a boy 'comes'?
- a. Hundreds
- b. Thousands
- c. Millions
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Which of the following might a woman experience because she is pregnant?
- a. Headaches and flu-like symptoms
- b. Morning sickness and cravings
- c. Partial deafness
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Puberty is something that happens to...
- a. Boys
- b. Girls
- c. Both boys and girls
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Can a woman have a baby if she is HIV positive?
- a. Yes
- b. No
- c. Only in developed countries
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What is illegal in many countries?
- a. Selling condoms
- b. Abortion
- c. Having sex
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The morning after pill is most effective for preventing a pregnancy if it is taken..
- a. On any morning any time after having sex
- b. Up to 72 hours after sex
- c. Before having sex
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When is the right time for a girl to carry out a pregnancy test?
- a. The first day of her missed period.
- b. Ten days after having unprotected sex
- c. Ten days before her period is due
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Which of these can contain sperm?
- a. Saliva
- b. 'Pre-cum'
- c. Blood
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A baby will begin to grow after a boy’s sperm meets and joins together with a girl’s …..
- a. Vagina
- b. Egg
- c. Womb
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What is the cervix?
- a. The entrance to the uterus
- b. The entrance to the vagina
- c. The entrance to the ovaries
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What is the technical term for making babies?
- a. Fertility Treatment
- b. Reproduction
- c. Contraception
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What is fertilisation?
- a. When the egg and sperm join inside the fallopian tubes
- b. When a girl starts her period and becomes fertile
- c. When sperm cells leave the penis and enter the woman's body
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In the UK, at what stage of pregnancy is a woman tested for HIV?
- a. At the same time as a pregnancy test
- b. At the 10th to 12th week of pregnancy
- c. At the 24th to 26th week of pregnancy
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How can a girl predict exactly when she is ovulating?
- a. She ovulates on the first day of her period every month
- b. She ovulates on the middle day of her period every month
- c. There is no way of knowing exactly when she is ovulating
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What is the only method of HIV prevention currently available that women may have some control over?
- a. Condoms
- b. Microbicides
- c. The pill
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In heterosexual sex, who is more likely to become infected with HIV from an HIV positive partner?
- a. The man
- b. The woman
- c. Both are at equal risk
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Can someone who abstains from sex until marriage get HIV?
- a. No
- b. Yes
- c. Not if they stay faithful
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Contraceptive pills are widely available for which people?
- a. Women
- b. Men
- c. Both men and women
- d. Gay people
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At the end of 2007, how many women were living with HIV worldwide?
- a. 1.5 million
- b. 15.5 million
- c. 54 million
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When was the first woman diagnosed with AIDS?
- a. 1979
- b. 1982
- c. 1991
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HIV can be transmitted from mother to child through...
- a. Delivery/breastfeeding
- b. Sharing food or drink
- c. Using the same toilet
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A lesbian can be infected with HIV.
- a. True
- b. False
- c. Only if she has sex with a man
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In South Africa a teenage girl is...
- a. Five times more likely than a boy to be HIV positive
- b. Five times less likely than a boy to be HIV positive
- c. Just as likely as a boy to be HIV positive
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What can the contraceptive pill protect a woman from?
- a. Pregnancy
- b. HIV
- c. Herpes
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Why are poor women vulnerable to becoming infected with HIV?
- a. Poverty causes HIV
- b. Women cannot be treated for AIDS
- c. Poverty can cause women to engage in more risky behaviour such as commercial sex
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Women represent what percentage of HIV positive people in the world?
- a. 20 percent
- b. 50 percent
- c. 70 percent
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In the future, how might a microbicide gel help women protect themselves against HIV?
- a. By killing HIV inside the vagina without a partner knowing
- b. By stopping HIV developing in the body
- c. By reducing viral load
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Globally, most women become infected with HIV through...
- a. Blood transfusions
- b. Unprotected heterosexual sex
- c. Sex with other women
- d. Sharing injecting equipment
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If an HIV positive pregnant woman takes the correct drugs and doesn't breastfeed, how likely is her baby to be born with HIV?
- a. Over 40 percent
- b. Less than 2 percent
- c. Around 15 percent
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Of all the people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa, what percentage are women?
- a. Around 76 percent
- b. Around 24 percent
- c. Around 59 percent
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Which of the following women founded a leading paediatric AIDS charity?
- a. Elizabeth Taylor
- b. Elizabeth Glaser
- c. Queen Elizabeth II
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Since the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, how many women in the USA have been diagnosed with AIDS?
- a. Over 420,000
- b. Over 189,000
- c. Over 55,000
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In 2006, what percentage of HIV positive pregnant women in poor countries received drugs to prevent HIV being passed on to their babies?
- a. 72 percent
- b. 23 percent
- c. 49 percent
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In what year did the female condom first become available in Europe?
- a. 1982
- b. 1992
- c. 2002
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¿El VIH sólo afecta a las personas gay?
- a. Sí
- b. Sólo hombres gay
- c. No
- d. Sólo mujeres gay
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¿Quélo protege más contra la infección de VIH?
- a. Gel espermicida
- b. Condones
- c. Píldoras anticonceptivas
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¿Cómo se puede saber si alguien tiene VIH o SIDA?
- a. Por la manera en que actúan
- b. Se ven cansados y enfermos
- c. No hay una manera fácil de saber
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¿Se puede contraer SIDA por compartir la taza de una persona VIH positivo?
- a. Sólo si no se lava la taza
- b. Sí
- c. No
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¿Existe cura para el SIDA?
- a. No
- b. Sí
- c. Sólo disponible bajo receta
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¿Qué es el VIH?
- a. Una bacteria
- b. Un virus
- c. Un hongo
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¿Los insectos pueden transmitir el VIH?
- a. No
- b. Sólo los mosquitos
- c. Sí
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¿Qué significa ETS?
- a. Enfermedad de transmisión sexual
- b. Especialista en tratamientos sexuales
- c. Experto en transmisión social
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¿Cuándo se definió por primera vez el término "SIDA"?
- a. 1982
- b. 1977
- c. 1987
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¿En qué años se estableció la Organización benéfica AVERT?
- a. 1996
- b. 2006
- c. 1986
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¿Aproximadamente cuántas personas viven con VIH en todo el mundo?
- a. 69,7 millones
- b. 33,2 millones
- c. 3,5 millones
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre VIH y SIDA?
- a. El VIH es un virus y el SIDA es una enfermedad bacteriana
- b. El VIH es el virus que provoca el SIDA
- c. No hay diferencia entre el VIH y el SIDA
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¿Qué práctica nos pone más en riesgo de infectarnos con VIH?
- a. Besarse
- b. Usar el mismo inodoro que una persona infectada
- c. Sexo vaginal sin protección
- d. Sexo anal con condón
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¿Qué significa VIH?
- a. Vacuna intravenosa humana
- b. Virus indefendible hormana
- c. Virus de inmunodeficiencia humana
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¿Qué es la abstinencia?
- a. Perder la virginidad
- b. Sólo tener sexo con un/a compañero/a
- c. Abstenerse de sexo
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El VIH puede enfermar a una persona porque...
- a. Hace que una persona pierda peso muy rápidamente
- b. Ataca al sistema inmunológico
- c. Reduce la temperatura central del cuerpo
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¿Cuál de los siguientes ítems ayuda con la prevención del VIH?
- a. Circuncisión
- b. Piercing genital
- c. Tomar pastillas de control de natalidad
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En el mundo, ¿el VIH es más común en qué rango de edad?
- a. 25 a 34 años
- b. 15 a 24 años
- c. 0 a 14 años
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¿Cuál es la enfermedad principal asociada con el VIH en los países en vías de desarrollo?
- a. Neumonía
- b. TBC
- c. El resfriado común
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¿Cuánta saliva haría falta para infectar a alguien con VIH?
- a. 1 litro
- b. 10 ml
- c. El VIH no puede transmitirse a través de la saliva
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