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Sex Education: True or False

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Quick facts about sex, reproduction, and safety.

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Sex Education: True or False
 

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Quick facts about sex, reproduction, and safety.

by Divine Akhigbeo
1

Contraceptives provide 100% protection from pregnancy.

2

Sperm fertilizes an egg during human reproduction, which can lead to pregnancy if implantation occurs.

3

Sex refers to biological differences between male and female bodies, including chromosomes, hormones, and reproductive anatomy.

4

Sex education is unnecessary for adolescents.

5

Men produce eggs in the testes.

6

All pregnancies last exactly 9 months from conception.

7

The XY chromosome determines female sex in all individuals.

8

The typical human pregnancy lasts about 40 weeks from the last menstrual period.

9

Puberty involves hormonal changes that lead to physical and sexual maturation.

10

Safe sex practices, such as using condoms, reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections.

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