Sex Week 2026 Trivia
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Created on:
Feb 11, 2026
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10 minutes, 30 seconds
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21 questions
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Quiz Description:
For bar sex ed trivia sex week 2026
21 Trivia Questions and Answers
A
Birth Control Implant/IUD
B
Birth Control Shot
C
Birth Control Pill
D
All types are equally effective
Birth control implants such as Nexplanon and IUDs are 99% effective. This means they are just as effective as sterilization. They are also very low maintenance. The implant can last up to 5 years and IUDs can last from 3-12 years depending on type.
false
Only condoms and internal condoms prevent STDs. Condoms prevent them during oral, vaginal, or anal sex while internal condoms only prevent against them during vaginal or anal sex.
A
Taste
B
Color
C
Number of Sperm Cells
D
There is no change
After a vasectomy semen lacks the presence of sperm cells, a change you’d only be able to notice under a microscope. The color, taste, and feel of semen remain the same. A common misconception is that having a vasectomy does affect the ability to ejaculate, which is false. Vasectomies also do not change hormone levels, sex drive, or the ability to get an erection.
A
24 hours
B
72 hours
C
1 week
D
1 month
Plan B is most effective immediately after having sex! A morning-after pill like Plan B can however, be effective for up to 72 hours afterwards and lower your chances of getting pregnant by 75-89% if you take it within that time frame.
A
Treatment of syphillis
B
Cancer prevention
C
Muscle growth
D
Trick question, there is none!
Birth control can be used for many things asides from just preventing pregnancy, including cancer prevention. According to the Mayo Clinic people at high risk of ovarian or endometrial cancer because of their family history or genetics can use birth control pills to reduce their risk by up to 50%!
A
Noradrenaline
B
Testosterone
C
Adrenocorticotropic hormone
D
Estrogen and Progesterone/Progestin
There are two types of birth control pills: combination pills that contain both estrogen and progesterone, which are more common, and mini pills also known as progesterone/progestin only pills. Progestin is a synthetic hormone that mimics progesterone.
A
Create a toxic environment for sperm
B
Release hormones
C
Preventing implantation
D
All of the above
Copper-coated IUDs prevent pregnancy by creating a toxic environment for sperm causing them to be incapable of fertilizing the egg. It can make it harder for a fertilized egg to implant. A hormonal IUD with progestin works in a similar way, but it also thickens the cervical mucus and thins the uterine lining. In some cases, this can stop ovulation (the release of an egg during the monthly cycle).
A
Ovaries
B
Labia
C
Clitoris
D
Uterus
This is the only part of female anatomy that contains erectile tissue.
A
The Prostate
B
The Epididymis
C
The Vas Deferens
D
The Testes
The prostate produces a fluid that mixes with sperm to form semen, nourishing and protecting sperm.
false
The open ends of the fallopian tubes lie very near the ovaries but they are not directly attached. Instead the fimbriae of the fallopian tubes sweep ovulated eggs into the tubes.
A
They just stay there until the menstural cycle
B
They become part of discharge
C
The immune system kills them
D
The uterus absorbs them
The immune system recognizes sperm as foreign invaders and mobilizes to kill the sperm
A
1
B
2
C
3
D
4
Only one ova (egg) is released for one menstrual cycle
A
12 cm
B
30 cm
C
7 cm
D
4 cm
The uterus without a fetus is only 7 cm long and expands up to 20 times during pregnancy.
A
Perineum
B
Clitoris
C
Anus
D
Vaginal Opening
The perineum is the small patch of skin between the scrotum/ vaginal opening and the anus. Yes, this means that everyone has one. The perineum is an erogenous zone that contains multiple nerve endings that help with sexual arousal.
false
There is a very high prevalence of symptom-free sexually transmitted infections. People can be, and often are, living with an STI for many years without knowing it. It is extremely important to get tested, as it may be the only way you will know if you have an infection and know how to get your infection treated
A
2 years
B
6 years
C
10 years
D
15 years
The term AIDS applies to the most advanced stages of HIV infection. The majority of people infected with HIV, if not treated, develop signs of AIDS within eight to 10 years. The time between infection with HIV and becoming ill with AIDS can be sometimes longer, but sometimes shorter. Antiretroviral therapy can prevent progression to AIDS by decreasing viral load in an infected body.
A
Trichomoniasis
B
Chlamydia
C
HIV
D
Gonorrhea
According to the CDC, chlamydia was the most common STI nationally in 2023. It had the highest infection rate among adolescents and young adults aged 15-24 years.
false
You cannot get herpes from toilet seats, bedding, or swimming pools, and touching objects like silverware, soap, or towels does not transmit the virus. Genital herpes is spread through vaginal, anal, or oral sex with an infected person, even if they don’t have visible sores. It can also be transmitted through contact with herpes sores, saliva, or genital fluids. Additionally, receiving oral sex from someone with oral herpes can result in genital herpes.
A
79%
B
32%
C
98%
D
Ineffective
IUD’s only stop the implantation of ova into the uterus. They do NOT offer a physical barrier between body fluids that contain STI’s.
A
100%
B
50%
C
36%
D
13%
Planned Parenthood cites a general success rate of 87% and if used perfectly 98%.
false
Not all STIs are curable. STIs that are caused by bacterial infections, once they are diagnosed, can generally be treated and cured easily. However, STIs caused by viral infections can only be managed, not cured.
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