1.
One becomes more self-conscious of the physical changes in the body at the stage of
adolescence.
adulthood.
childhood.
old age.
2.
An acceptable adolescent behaviour in a society is
insubordination.
honesty.
truancy.
procrastination.
3.
One of the benefits of sex education is
treatment of sexually transmitted diseases.
promotion of social relationship.
promotion of good gender relationship.
termination of unwanted pregnancies.
4.
The term chastity refers to
having sexual intercourse once a while.
abstaining from sexual intercourse.
refraining from immoral activities.
abstaining from sexually related activities until marriage.
5.
One social characteristics of adolescents is that they
attempt to distance themselves from parents.
become anxious, moody and aggressive.
increase in weight and height.
increase in intellectual development.
6.
Chastity is a highly cherished virtue in the Ghanaian traditional society because it
promotes trust and respect in marriage.
leads to fertility in women.
makes the adolescent girl shy.
encourages safety of pregnancies.
7.
Inappropriate behaviour of an individual is likely to result in
child labour.
inferiority complex.
justifiable actions.
strain family ties.
8.
The knowledge of reproductive features of adolescent enables them to be aware of
their realities for reproduction.
the needed care and hygiene of the body.
how to practice sex.
how to select the right partner.
9.
Which of the following statements is accurate about practicing chastity as an adolescent?
Absence of risks related to sexual activities
Becoming sexually inexperienced in marital life
Keeping your sexuality confidential from everybody
Preserving one's energy for work
10.
To foster good gender relations in Ghana, there is the need to
discourage discrimination against women.
establish more single-sex schools.
expunge laws on violence against women.
make reproductive concerns the sole responsibility of women.
11.
One way of fostering good gender relationship is by
avoiding domineering tendencies by males.
enjoying leadership roles of males.
establishing co-educational institutions.
involving parents in school management.
12.
An action that adolescents need to avoid when experiencing health challenges is
confiding in peers.
complaining to elders.
seeking help from parents.
seeking medical attention.
13.
One most effective means of controlling irresponsible adolescent behaviour is through
complete relaxation of rules.
good parental care.
pampering the adolescents.
applying strict disciplinary actions.
14.
Which of the following diseases is sexually transmitted?
Ebola
Buruli ulcer
Meningitis
Syphilis
15.
Which of the following groups of people are easily influenced by their peers?
Adolescents
Adults
Couples
The aged
16.
The inability of adolescents to manage their reproductive health problems is due to
inadequate health facilities.
inadequate recreational centers.
inadequate sex education.
physical changes in their bodies.
17.
An adolescent who engages in irresponsible sexual relationship is likely to
foster gender relationship.
mature very early.
assume parental responsibilities.
attract more opposite friends.
18.
Responsible behaviour of adolescents often
leads to early marriage.
leads to teenage pregnancy.
encourages chastity before marriage.
results in human right protection in the society.
19.
Adolescent health can be best be safeguard through
provision of adequate health facilities.
provision of effective family life education.
provision of adequate recreational centres.
knowledge of physical changes in the body.
20.
Which of the following processes best explain reproductive health?
a complete well-being in matters concerning the reproductive system.
going for medical check-ups concerning fertility.
the basic of couples to decide the spacing and timing of births.
mothers attending ante-natal clinics.
21.
An identifiable social characteristics of the adolescent is the
ability to think about the future.
concern for physical changes in the body.
desire to be self-dependent.
desire to gain popularity among members.
22.
Responsible adolescent social behaviour can best be encouraged through
good preparation for life.
good preparation for marriage.
knowledge of reproductive system.
knowledge of risks of premarital sex.
23.
Which of the following diseases is sexually transmitted?
Cholera
Fever
Malaria
Syphilis
24.
Which of the following measures is not a way of preventing teenage pregnancy?
Encouragement of adolescent chastity
Provision of moral training
Provision of sex education
Rehabilitation of teenage mothers
25.
Knowledge of reproductive health helps the adolescent to
cope with their emotional problems.
increase their fitness level.
increase in social contacts.
obtain good grades in school.
26.
Irresponsible adolescent sexual behaviour needs to be controlled through
family planning.
marital stability training.
physical education.
reproductive health education.
27.
Which of the following factors does not contribute to the increase in adolescent pregnancy?
Broken homes
Lust for material possession
Poverty
Sex education
28.
An adolescent who indulges in pre-marital sex risks
being an orphan at early age.
being thrown out of school.
facing police prosecution.
losing employment.
29.
Reproductive health education requires the provision of suitable and acceptable
confidential service.
customer care service.
health service.
information service.
30.
Irresponsible adolescent behaviours can be minimized through the following except
education and training.
guidance and counselling.
faithfulness and divorce.
patience and tolerance.
31.
Which of the following measures can best promote cordial gender relations?
Giving priority to female education
Identifying shortcomings of female
Organisation of single gender competitions
Showing mutual respect and equality.
32.
Adolescent reproductive health risk includes
cholera
dysentery
HIV/AIDS
jaundice
33.
Adolescent chastity is beneficial because it
enhances interpersonal relations.
contributes to population growth.
leads to the creation of employment.
produces responsible parents.
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