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Chapter 4 Reproductive Health Class 12 Biology Exam Question

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Question. Condoms used by _______ are disposable.
(a) Only males
(b) Only females
(c) Both males and females
(d) None of these

Question. Condoms play a role in
(a) Preventing the sperm to enter into female reproductive tract after ejaculation
(b) Protects user from contracting STDs
(c) Protects against AIDS
(d) All of these

Question. Which of the following is not reusable?
(a) Diaphragms
(b) Vaults
(c) Cervical caps
(d) All of these reusable

Question. STD stands for
(a) Semen transmitted diseases
(b) Short term transmitted diseases
(c) Sexually transmitted diseases
(d) Sexually transmitted devices

Question. IUDs are inserted in
(a) Vas deferens of male
(b) Vagina of female
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) Uterus of female through vagina

Question. How does hormone releasing IUDs function by?
(a) Making a barrier for sperm and ova meeting
(b) Releasing copper ions thereby decreasing sperm motility
(c) Suppressing fertilizing capacity of sperms
(d) Making the uterus unsuitable for implantation and hostile for sperms

Question. Which of the following is a copper releasing IUD?
(a) Lippes loop
(b) Progestasert
(c) LNG–20
(d) Multiload 375

Question. Oral contraceptives are for
(a) Males only
(b) Females only
(c) Both males and females
(d) No such contraceptive is available

Question. Pills have to be taken in which schedule
(a) Daily starting within the middle days of menstrual cycle
(b) Daily starting within last three days of menstrual cycle
(c) Daily whole month
(d) Daily for the period of 21 days starting within the first five days of menstrual cycle

Question. Contraceptive pills acts by
(a) Inhibiting ovulation
(b) Inhibiting implantation
(c) Altering quality of cervical mucus to prevent/ retard sperm entry
(d) All of these

Question. In 2000 population of India was close to
(a) 1200 million
(b) 350 million
(c) 6 billion
(d) None of these

Question. According to 2011 census report population growth rate was around
(a) 20/100 year
(b) 20/10 year
(c) 20/1000 year
(d) None of these

Question. An ideal contraceptive should be
A. User friendly
B. Easily available
C. With least or no side effects
D. Effective
E. Irreversible
Options :
(a) All of these
(b) A, B, C and D only
(c) A, B, D and E only
(d) A, B and D only

Question. Periodic abstinence belongs to which group of contraceptives?
(a) IUDs
(b) Implants
(c) Traditional method
(d) Barrier

Question. Fertile period of normal human female is
(a) Last three days of menstrual cycle
(b) From day 10–17 of menstrual cycle
(c) Starting 3 days of menstrual cycle
(d) Whole menstrual cycle

Question. In the withdrawal method of contraception
(a) Coitus is avoided in the fertile period
(b) Penis is withdrawn from the vagina after ejaculation during coitus
(c) Penis is withdrawn from the vagina before ejaculation during coitus
(d) Condoms are used and penis is withdrawn after coitus

Question. Which of the following contraceptive methods have severe side effects on human health?
(a) Periodic abstinence
(b) Lactation amenorrhea
(c) Coitus interrupts
(d) Contraceptive pills

Question. Condoms are available for
(a) Only males
(b) Only females
(c) This is not a method of contraception
(d) Both males and females

Question. Condoms are made up of
(a) Thick rubber
(b) Thin latex sheath
(c) Muslin cloth
(d) Both (a) and (b)

Question. Female cover the cervix/vagina with which device of barrier method of contraception
A. Diaphragms
B. Cervical caps
C. Vaults
D. Condoms
Options :
(a) All of these
(b) A, C and D only
(c) A, B and D only
(d) B, C and D only