Question 1

What term refers to a man who had his testicles and/or penis removed to prevent him from engaging in sexual activity?

Accepted Answer

A)  entremetteuse 
B)  gnostic 
C)  sultan 
D)  eunuch 
A)  entremetteuse 
B)  gnostic 
C)  sultan 
D)  eunuch

Question 2

How did the liberalization of sexual conduct after the Revolutionary War affect sexuality in the United States?

Accepted Answer

A)  Extramarital affairs were almost unheard of. 
B)  Contraception such as condoms was readily available. 
C)  It became impossible to find information on abortion. 
D)  The power of the church in controlling sexuality tightened. 
A)  Extramarital affairs were almost unheard of. 
B)  Contraception such as condoms was readily available. 
C)  It became impossible to find information on abortion. 
D)  The power of the church in controlling sexuality tightened.

Question 3

Explain how sexuality can be both contradictory and confusing,and provide one example of how this might be so.

Accepted Answer

Sexuality can be both contradictory and

Question 4

According to the text,why did Paul condemn sexuality?

Accepted Answer

A)  He believed men and women should be held to the same standards. 
B)  He did not want love of humans to compete with love of God. 
C)  He believed that women were Godlike, and therefore should not be touched. 
D)  He believed that giving into sexual temptation made people more like animals. 
A)  He believed men and women should be held to the same standards. 
B)  He did not want love of humans to compete with love of God. 
C)  He believed that women were Godlike, and therefore should not be touched. 
D)  He believed that giving into sexual temptation made people more like animals.

Question 5

What were two important events that set the stage for the sexual revolution between the 1920s and 1960s? Describe what each contributed to ideas and values about sexuality.

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Question 6

St.Paul was central in establishing the Christian view of sexuality that dominated Western thought for the next 2,000 years.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

When humans began to walk upright,how did sexuality change?

Accepted Answer

A)  The sense of smell became more important. 
B)  The sight of the genitals became less important. 
C)  The sensual aspect of intercourse became more important. 
D)  Breast contact became less important. 
A)  The sense of smell became more important. 
B)  The sight of the genitals became less important. 
C)  The sensual aspect of intercourse became more important. 
D)  Breast contact became less important.

Question 8

How did the arrival of the medical model of sexuality at the end of the nineteenth century impact views of sexuality in the United States?

Accepted Answer

A)  Physicians advocated for self-restraint and abstention from masturbation. 
B)  Physicians encouraged divorce for unhappy marriages. 
C)  Physicians urged men and women to masturbate to relieve sexual tensions. 
D)  Physicians viewed sexual passion as normal and healthy, especially for women. 
A)  Physicians advocated for self-restraint and abstention from masturbation. 
B)  Physicians encouraged divorce for unhappy marriages. 
C)  Physicians urged men and women to masturbate to relieve sexual tensions. 
D)  Physicians viewed sexual passion as normal and healthy, especially for women.

Question 9

After the Second World War,how were homosexuals treated?

Accepted Answer

A)  They were seen as a valuable asset to society. 
B)  They were put in jail and mental hospitals. 
C)  They were awarded honours for their service during the war. 
D)  They were ignored. 
A)  They were seen as a valuable asset to society. 
B)  They were put in jail and mental hospitals. 
C)  They were awarded honours for their service during the war. 
D)  They were ignored.

Question 10

How did the Planned Parenthood organization first begin?

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A)  as a place women went to for abortions in the 1920s 
B)  as a health clinic for prostitutes and drug addicts during the 1960s 
C)  as a birth control clinic during the Depression 
D)  as a clinic where married couples went for advice and counseling related to sexual problems 
A)  as a place women went to for abortions in the 1920s 
B)  as a health clinic for prostitutes and drug addicts during the 1960s 
C)  as a birth control clinic during the Depression 
D)  as a clinic where married couples went for advice and counseling related to sexual problems

Question 11

What is a quadruped?

Accepted Answer

A)  a person with four or more sex partners 
B)  any animal that walks on four legs 
C)  someone who practices bestiality 
D)  a type of monkey that has face-to-face intercourse 
A)  a person with four or more sex partners 
B)  any animal that walks on four legs 
C)  someone who practices bestiality 
D)  a type of monkey that has face-to-face intercourse

Question 12

According to Martin Luther,how did Protestantism differ from the teachings of the Catholic Church?

Accepted Answer

A)  It allowed divorce. 
B)  It permitted women to become clergy members. 
C)  It viewed adultery as the highest sin. 
D)  It taught that the only purpose of sex was for reproduction. 
A)  It allowed divorce. 
B)  It permitted women to become clergy members. 
C)  It viewed adultery as the highest sin. 
D)  It taught that the only purpose of sex was for reproduction.

Question 13

Discuss sexuality among African slaves in the United States using specific examples from the text.

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Sexuality among African slaves in the Un

Question 14

The ancient Greeks institutionalized homosexuality successfully.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which statement best describes women in the late Middle Ages?

Accepted Answer

A)  They were elevated to a place of purity and considered almost perfect. 
B)  They were considered to be more like Eve than Mary. 
C)  They were thought to be temptresses. 
D)  They were sent to convents to be cured of their natural tendencies to seduce men. 
A)  They were elevated to a place of purity and considered almost perfect. 
B)  They were considered to be more like Eve than Mary. 
C)  They were thought to be temptresses. 
D)  They were sent to convents to be cured of their natural tendencies to seduce men.

Question 16

Which statement best describes most television programs aimed at teens?

Accepted Answer

A)  Teen shows are more likely than adult shows to show the risks associated with sexuality. 
B)  Teen shows are more likely than adult shows to have characters with diverse sexual identities. 
C)  Most teen shows contain minimal sexual content. 
D)  Most teen shows have high sexual content and minimal information on the risks associated with sexual activity. 
A)  Teen shows are more likely than adult shows to show the risks associated with sexuality. 
B)  Teen shows are more likely than adult shows to have characters with diverse sexual identities. 
C)  Most teen shows contain minimal sexual content. 
D)  Most teen shows have high sexual content and minimal information on the risks associated with sexual activity.

Question 17

According to the nineteenth-century medical model,homosexuality is a sin.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Among the social movements that arose in the nineteenth century,the free love movement advocated marriage as a prerequisite to sexual relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which statement best describes early Puritan communities?

Accepted Answer

A)  Men were not obligated to have intercourse with their wives. 
B)  Mild sexual transgressions, such as intercourse during menstruation, were tolerated. 
C)  Perpetrators of sodomy, bestiality, adultery, or rape were imprisoned for life. 
D)  Premarital sexual relations were permitted. 
A)  Men were not obligated to have intercourse with their wives. 
B)  Mild sexual transgressions, such as intercourse during menstruation, were tolerated. 
C)  Perpetrators of sodomy, bestiality, adultery, or rape were imprisoned for life. 
D)  Premarital sexual relations were permitted.

Question 20

Explain how the moral standards of past civilizations influence our own judgments about modern events.Give two specific examples.

Accepted Answer

The moral standards of past civilization

What term refers to a man who had his testicles and/or penis removed to prevent him from engaging in sexual activity?

How did the liberalization of sexual conduct after the Revolutionary War affect sexuality in the United States?

Explain how sexuality can be both contradictory and confusing,and provide one example of how this might be so.

According to the text,why did Paul condemn sexuality?

What were two important events that set the stage for the sexual revolution between the 1920s and 1960s? Describe what each contributed to ideas and values about sexuality.

St.Paul was central in establishing the Christian view of sexuality that dominated Western thought for the next 2,000 years.

When humans began to walk upright,how did sexuality change?

How did the arrival of the medical model of sexuality at the end of the nineteenth century impact views of sexuality in the United States?

After the Second World War,how were homosexuals treated?

How did the Planned Parenthood organization first begin?

What is a quadruped?

According to Martin Luther,how did Protestantism differ from the teachings of the Catholic Church?

Discuss sexuality among African slaves in the United States using specific examples from the text.

The ancient Greeks institutionalized homosexuality successfully.

Which statement best describes women in the late Middle Ages?

Which statement best describes most television programs aimed at teens?

According to the nineteenth-century medical model,homosexuality is a sin.

Among the social movements that arose in the nineteenth century,the free love movement advocated marriage as a prerequisite to sexual relationships.

Which statement best describes early Puritan communities?

Explain how the moral standards of past civilizations influence our own judgments about modern events.Give two specific examples.

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Exam 1: Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

What term refers to a man who had his testicles and/or penis removed to prevent him from engaging in sexual activity?

How did the liberalization of sexual conduct after the Revolutionary War affect sexuality in the United States?

Explain how sexuality can be both contradictory and confusing,and provide one example of how this might be so.

According to the text,why did Paul condemn sexuality?

What were two important events that set the stage for the sexual revolution between the 1920s and 1960s? Describe what each contributed to ideas and values about sexuality.

St.Paul was central in establishing the Christian view of sexuality that dominated Western thought for the next 2,000 years.

When humans began to walk upright,how did sexuality change?

How did the arrival of the medical model of sexuality at the end of the nineteenth century impact views of sexuality in the United States?

After the Second World War,how were homosexuals treated?

How did the Planned Parenthood organization first begin?

What is a quadruped?

According to Martin Luther,how did Protestantism differ from the teachings of the Catholic Church?

Discuss sexuality among African slaves in the United States using specific examples from the text.

The ancient Greeks institutionalized homosexuality successfully.

Which statement best describes women in the late Middle Ages?

Which statement best describes most television programs aimed at teens?

According to the nineteenth-century medical model,homosexuality is a sin.

Among the social movements that arose in the nineteenth century,the free love movement advocated marriage as a prerequisite to sexual relationships.

Which statement best describes early Puritan communities?

Explain how the moral standards of past civilizations influence our own judgments about modern events.Give two specific examples.

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Female Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

Male Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

The Biology of Sex, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Sexual Orientation

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Communication and Sexuality

Love and Intimacy

Adult Sexual Relationships

Variations of Sexual Expression

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Harmful and Antisocial Sexual Expression

Power and Sexual Coercion

Sexual Imagery and Selling Sex

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