UTMEPrep
Menu

Human Sexuality Education

Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions

Meaning and importance of human sexuality education; reproductive health rights (right to number of children, consent to marry, gender equality, privacy).

  • Explain human sexuality and state its importance.
  • Highlight reproductive health rights.

Try a few questions

  1. Practice question 1

    Human sexuality education can specifically be defined as structured learning about

    • A.a factor entirely unrelated to human sexual development
    • B.the physical, emotional, and social aspects of human sexual development
    • C.only the physical aspect of human development, excluding emotional or social factors
    • D.no particular aspect of human development whatsoever
    Show the answer

    B. the physical, emotional, and social aspects of human sexual development

    Human sexuality education is specifically defined as structured learning covering physical, emotional, and social aspects of sexual development.

  2. Practice question 2

    The meaning of human sexuality education specifically extends to understanding

    • A.no particular aspect of one's own values or attitudes whatsoever
    • B.only the values and attitudes of other people, rather than one's own
    • C.one's own values and attitudes toward sexuality
    • D.a factor entirely unrelated to values or attitudes toward sexuality
    Show the answer

    C. one's own values and attitudes toward sexuality

    The meaning of human sexuality education specifically extends to understanding one's own values and attitudes toward sexuality.

  3. Practice question 3

    The right to consent to marry specifically protects individuals from being

    • A.required to seek permission before choosing never to marry at all
    • B.a factor entirely unrelated to being forced into marriage of any kind
    • C.forced into marriage against their own will
    • D.encouraged to marry only when they themselves freely choose to do so
    Show the answer

    C. forced into marriage against their own will

    The right to consent to marry specifically protects individuals from being forced into marriage against their own will.

More UTME Physical & Health Education topics

Practise with instant feedback

Answer questions one at a time and see the right answer and the reason straight away. Free to start.

Start practising