Reproductive Day 1 & 2 Quiz

Welcome to your Reproductive Health Day 1 Quiz

20 MCQ's Questions and 5 fill ins

January 24, 2026

1. What is the function of the testes in the male reproductive system?

A) Production of spermatozoa

B) Secretion of seminal fluid

C) Regulation of testosterone

D) Storage of spermatozoa

2. Which structure transports mature sperm to the ejaculatory duct?

A) Vas deferens

B) Seminal vesicles

C) Prostate gland

D) Bulbourethral glands

3. What is the primary function of the seminal vesicles in the male reproductive system?

A) Production of testosterone

B) Secretion of seminal fluid

C) Transport of spermatozoa

D) Maturation of spermatozoa

4. Which structure surrounds and supports the testes, helping regulate their temperature?

A) Scrotum

B) Penis

C) Seminal vesicles

D) Prostate gland

5. What is the primary function of the bulbourethral glands in the male reproductive system?

A) Production of fructose

B) Secretion of alkaline fluid

C) Secretion of mucus/Pre-cum

D) Storage of spermatozoa

6. Which hormone is primarily responsible for stimulating sperm production?

A) Testosterone

B) Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

C) Luteinizing hormone (LH)

D) Inhibin

7. What initiates the process of erection in the male reproductive system?

A) Release of nitric oxide by sympathetic fibers

B) Release of nitric oxide by parasympathetic fibers

C) Release of adrenaline by the adrenal glands

D) Release of testosterone by the testes

8. What is the term used to describe a sexual orientation characterized by a lack of sexual attraction or interest in sexual activity?

A) Bisexuality

B) Asexuality

C) Heterosexuality

D) Pansexuality

9. What level of awareness involves young people who are conscious of their risky sexual behaviors but may not take action due to factors like peer pressure?

A) Level 1 – No awareness

B) Level 2 – Some awareness

C) Level 3 – Relatively aware

D) Level 4 – Fully aware

10. What characterizes the difference between love and infatuation?

A) Love occurs almost instantly, while infatuation develops gradually over time.

B) Love is draining, while infatuation is energizing.

C) Love accepts imperfections, while infatuation flourishes on perfection.

D) Love glosses over arguments, while infatuation survives arguments.

11. What does sapiosexuality refer to?

A) Attraction to intelligence

B) Attraction to multiple genders

C) Attraction to corpses

D) Attraction to individuals of the same gender

12. What defines adolescent-friendly health services?

A) Services tailored specifically for adults

B) Services that are affordable and accessible for adolscents

C) Services targeting only reproductive health needs

D) Services with no emphasis on confidentiality

13. Which of the following is NOT a potential site for information and services for adolescents?

A) Home

B) Religious Organizations

C) Health Institutions

D) Mass Media

14. What is one benefit of family planning to the father?

A) Increased domestic violence

B) Reduced cost of living

C) Limited access to basic needs

D) Promotion of unhealthy behaviors

15. What are the characteristics of an ideal family planning method?

A) High cost and limited accessibility

B) Minimal side effects and lack of privacy

C) Cultural insensitivity and low effectiveness

D) Effectiveness and privacy

16. What is NOT a classification of family planning methods?

A) Oral Pills

B) Natural Methods

C) Lifestyle Changes

D) Permanent Methods

17. What is the mechanism of action of combined oral contraceptive pills (COCs)?

A) Thickening of the uterine lining

B) Delaying ovulation and thickening cervical mucus

C) Suppressing sperm transport in the fallopian tubes

D) Increasing sperm production

18. What is the main difference between Combined Oral Contraceptive Pills (COCs) and Progestogen-Only Pills (POPs)?

A) COCs contain both estrogen and progestin, while POPs contain only progestin

B) COCs are reversible, while POPs are permanent

C) COCs are injected, while POPs are taken orally

D) COCs prevent ovulation, while POPs thicken cervical mucus

19. Which contraceptive method releases a steady, low dose of hormones into the bloodstream over an extended period?

A) Condoms

B) Oral contraceptive pills

C) Implants

D) Injectable contraceptives

20. What is the primary function of emergency contraception (EC)?

A) Termination of pregnancy

B) Preventing fertilization

C) Increasing fertility

D) Thickening of uterine lining

21. The hormone responsible for physical and psychological changes in an adolescent girl child is__________________________?

22. Painful sexual intercourse is known as __________?

23. Inability of a man to sustain an erection during intercourse is referred to as___________?

24. ____________________is defined as a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of the disease or infirmity on all matters related to reproductive function and its processes involved.

25. Absence of hair in areas where it usually grows is called_____________?