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Froggy Jumps STIs, HIV/AIDS 6 ( Form 1, Biology )Online version Aids, STIs basics for Form 1 by YAKILI LMS 1 What is a respectful way to treat someone with HIV/AIDS? a Speak kindly and avoid stigma b Mock their condition c Ignore them in class 2 Which is a disease commonly linked to HIV infection? a Tuberculosis b Measles c Common cold 3 Which behavior helps prevent STI transmission? a Sharing toothbrushes b Having unprotected sex c Use of condoms correctly 4 HIV is primarily transmitted through which route? a Air b Tea c Blood, semen, vaginal fluids 5 Stigma in communities affects people living with HIV how? a Promotes vaccination b Discourages seeking help c Encourages testing 6 Which disease is NOT commonly associated with AIDS? a Pneumocystis pneumonia b Malaria c Tuberculosis 7 To protect others, what should someone with HIV do? a Hide the condition entirely b Ignore treatment c Follow medical advice and safe practices 8 Which factor increases STI risk? a Monogamy b Multiple sexual partners c Regular checkups 9 Which organ is affected by HIV primarily? a Immune system (white blood cells) b Lungs c Heart 10 Which practice reduces risk of HIV at birth? a No medical care b Antenatal care and treatment c Herbal remedies only 11 Which is a safe alternative to unsafe sex? a Shared sexual devices without cleaning b Abstinence or protected sex c Unprotected sex with many partners 12 Where can HIV be transmitted? a Through unprotected sexual contact b Air c Water 13 Why is HIV testing important? a It cures HIV instantly b Tests are not needed c Early treatment improves health 14 Which is a safe way to handle needles? a Reuse without sterilization b Never reuse needles; proper disposal c Share needles with peers 15 Which disease is a common opportunistic infection in AIDS? a Pneumocystis pneumonia b Chickenpox c Flu 16 What reduces STI risk in schools? a Only moral instruction b Comprehensive sex education c Ignoring the topic 17 What should you do if you think you were exposed to HIV? a Seek medical advice promptly b Ignore it c Wait for symptoms 18 Which is true about HIV treatment? a It cures instantly b Antiretroviral therapy can control the virus c There is no treatment 19 Which group is most affected by HIV stigma? a Doctors b People living with HIV c Healthy students 20 Which behavior protects against STIs? a Sharing partners b Mutual monogamy with protection c Multiple partners without protection 21 What is a symptom of some STIs? a Joint stiffness only b Hair loss only c Unusual discharge 22 Which activity should be avoided to prevent HIV? a Boiling utensils b Using clean water c Sharing needles 23 Which term describes HIV-positive people’s rights? a Exclusion b Dignity and respect c Shaming 24 Which factor does NOT raise STI risk? a Multiple partners b Unprotected sex c Exclusive medical checkups 25 Which is a common HIV testing method? a Ultrasound b Blood test or saliva test c X-ray 26 Which is a key HIV prevention method? a Using condoms consistently b Fasting c Vitamin tablets 27 How should schools support students with HIV? a Provide information and non-discrimination b Isolate them c Deny access to sports 28 Which disease is a common AIDS-related cancer? a Liver cirrhosis b Kaposi's sarcoma c Meningitis 29 Which is an example of stigma reduction? a Ignoring the issue b Educating about HIV transmission c Spreading rumors 30 Which body fluid carries HIV risk? a Blood b Sweat c Saliva alone (low risk) 31 Why is confidentiality important in HIV care? a It has no impact b Encourages people to seek help c Breaches of privacy are fine 32 Which is a sign to test for HIV? a Only after symptoms appear b Any potential exposure c Never test 33 What is the role of vaccination in HIV/AIDS? a prevents all STIs b cures HIV c No vaccine yet for HIV itself 34 Which factor helps transmission of STIs? a Vaccination b Unprotected sex c Regular medical checkups 35 What is AIDS a condition of? a Allergic reaction b Common cold c Advanced HIV infection 36 Which action is HIV-friendly in relationships? a Secretive behavior b Blaming others c Open communication about safety 37 Which disease is a potential HIV-associated opportunist? a Asthma b Hypertension c Candidiasis (yeast infection) 38 Which group should receive HIV education? a Only girls b Only boys c All students 39 Which is NOT a safe sex practice? a Relying on withdrawal only b Mutual agreement c Condom use 40 What should you do after a potential exposure in school? a Treat at home without guidance b Inform a teacher or nurse c Ignore it 41 Which is a correct attitude toward AIDS patients? a Avoid or bully b Pretend they don't exist c Respect and inclusion 42 Which is a common STI symptom? a Headache only b Painful urination (dysuria) c Rash on feet only 43 Which statement is true about HIV treatment? a Adherence to therapy matters b Cures HIV instantly c Treatment is optional 44 What reduces HIV transmission risk from mother to child? a Only herbal remedies b Antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy c No treatment at all 45 Which is a responsibility of students regarding HIV? a Learn facts and prevent stigma b Spread myths c Ignore facts 46 Which fluid has the highest HIV risk when shared? a Blood b Saliva c Tears 47 Which practice lowers STI spread in the community? a Testing and treatment access b Avoiding clinics c denying services 48 Which term describes HIV's effect on immune cells? a Targets skin cells b Targets CD4+ T cells c Targets red blood cells 49 Which is a sign of safe sex communication? a Discuss boundaries with partner b Pressure without talk c Ignore partner's opinions 50 Which is NOT an HIV prevention method? a Using unsterilized equipment b PEP after exposure c Condoms

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STIs, HIV/AIDS 6 ( Form 1, Biology )Online version

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What is a respectful way to treat someone with HIV/AIDS?

Which is a disease commonly linked to HIV infection?

Which behavior helps prevent STI transmission?

HIV is primarily transmitted through which route?

Stigma in communities affects people living with HIV how?

Which disease is NOT commonly associated with AIDS?

To protect others, what should someone with HIV do?

Which factor increases STI risk?

Which organ is affected by HIV primarily?

Which practice reduces risk of HIV at birth?

Which is a safe alternative to unsafe sex?

Where can HIV be transmitted?

Why is HIV testing important?

Which is a safe way to handle needles?

Which disease is a common opportunistic infection in AIDS?

What reduces STI risk in schools?

What should you do if you think you were exposed to HIV?

Which is true about HIV treatment?

Which group is most affected by HIV stigma?

Which behavior protects against STIs?

What is a symptom of some STIs?

Which activity should be avoided to prevent HIV?

Which term describes HIV-positive people’s rights?

Which factor does NOT raise STI risk?

Which is a common HIV testing method?

Which is a key HIV prevention method?

How should schools support students with HIV?

Which disease is a common AIDS-related cancer?

Which is an example of stigma reduction?

Which body fluid carries HIV risk?

Why is confidentiality important in HIV care?

Which is a sign to test for HIV?

What is the role of vaccination in HIV/AIDS?

Which factor helps transmission of STIs?

What is AIDS a condition of?

Which action is HIV-friendly in relationships?

Which disease is a potential HIV-associated opportunist?

Which group should receive HIV education?

Which is NOT a safe sex practice?

What should you do after a potential exposure in school?

Which is a correct attitude toward AIDS patients?

Which is a common STI symptom?

Which statement is true about HIV treatment?

What reduces HIV transmission risk from mother to child?

Which is a responsibility of students regarding HIV?

Which fluid has the highest HIV risk when shared?

Which practice lowers STI spread in the community?

Which term describes HIV's effect on immune cells?

Which is a sign of safe sex communication?

Which is NOT an HIV prevention method?