**1. What is the primary goal of reproductive health?**
a) To increase population growth
b) To ensure people have a satisfying and safe sex life
c) To promote early marriages
d) To reduce the use of contraceptives
**2. Which of the following is a method of contraception?**
a) Antibiotics
b) Vaccination
c) Intrauterine devices (IUDs)
d) Painkillers
**3. What is the purpose of sex education in schools?**
a) To encourage early pregnancies
b) To provide knowledge about reproductive health and safe practices
c) To promote unsafe sexual practices
d) To discourage family planning
**4. Which of the following is a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?**
a) Tuberculosis
b) Malaria
c) HIV/AIDS
d) Typhoid
**5. What is the role of amniocentesis in reproductive health?**
a) To determine the sex of the fetus
b) To treat infertility
c) To prevent STIs
d) To provide contraception
**6. Which of the following is a natural method of contraception?**
a) Condoms
b) Oral pills
c) Periodic abstinence
d) Copper-T
**7. What is the primary cause of infertility in males?**
a) Low sperm count
b) High estrogen levels
c) Excessive use of contraceptives
d) Lack of sex education
**8. Which of the following is a barrier method of contraception?**
a) Oral contraceptive pills
b) Diaphragm
c) Injectable contraceptives
d) Implants
**9. What is the full form of IVF?**
a) In Vitro Fertilization
b) In Vivo Fertilization
c) Intravenous Fertilization
d) Internal Vaginal Fertilization
**10. Which of the following is a symptom of reproductive tract infections (RTIs)?**
a) Fever
b) Cough
c) Abnormal vaginal discharge
d) Headache
**11. What is the purpose of family planning programs?**
a) To increase population growth
b) To provide reproductive health services and contraception
c) To promote early marriages
d) To discourage the use of contraceptives
**12. Which of the following is a surgical method of contraception?**
a) Condoms
b) Vasectomy
c) Oral pills
d) Injectables
**13. What is the primary function of the placenta during pregnancy?**
a) To produce sperm
b) To provide oxygen and nutrients to the fetus
c) To prevent STIs
d) To act as a contraceptive
**14. Which of the following is a hormonal method of contraception?**
a) Copper-T
b) Condoms
c) Oral contraceptive pills
d) Diaphragm
**15. What is the significance of reproductive health in society?**
a) It has no impact on society
b) It ensures healthy offspring and reduces maternal mortality
c) It promotes population explosion
d) It discourages family planning
**16. Which of the following is NOT a component of reproductive health?**
a) Safe motherhood
b) Family planning
c) Population control
d) Encouraging early marriages
**17. What is the primary function of condoms?**
a) To treat infertility
b) To prevent pregnancy and STIs
c) To increase fertility
d) To promote early pregnancies
**18. Which of the following is a permanent method of contraception?**
a) Condoms
b) Oral pills
c) Tubectomy
d) Injectables
**19. What is the full form of RTI?**
a) Reproductive Tract Infection
b) Respiratory Tract Infection
c) Renal Tract Infection
d) Reproductive Tissue Infection
**20. Which of the following is a non-surgical method of contraception?**
a) Vasectomy
b) Tubectomy
c) Oral contraceptive pills
d) Hysterectomy
**21. What is the primary cause of infertility in females?**
a) Blockage in fallopian tubes
b) Low sperm count
c) High testosterone levels
d) Lack of sex education
**22. Which of the following is a government initiative for reproductive health in India?**
a) Pulse Polio Program
b) Family Planning Program
c) Swachh Bharat Mission
d) Mid-Day Meal Scheme
**23. What is the full form of MTP?**
a) Medical Termination of Pregnancy
b) Maternal Treatment Program
c) Menstrual Tracking Program
d) Maternal Testing Procedure
**24. Which of the following is a disadvantage of amniocentesis?**
a) It helps in detecting genetic disorders
b) It is used for sex determination, leading to female foeticide
c) It is a non-invasive procedure
d) It promotes reproductive health
**25. Which of the following is a hormonal disorder affecting reproductive health?**
a) Diabetes
b) Hypertension
c) Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
d) Asthma
**26. What is the primary role of lactational amenorrhea as a contraceptive method?**
a) It prevents ovulation during breastfeeding
b) It increases fertility
c) It treats infertility
d) It prevents STIs
**27. Which of the following is a symptom of STIs in males?**
a) Abnormal vaginal discharge
b) Pain during urination
c) Cough and cold
d) Headache
**28. What is the primary purpose of contraceptive pills?**
a) To treat STIs
b) To prevent pregnancy
c) To increase fertility
d) To promote early pregnancies
**29. Which of the following is a disadvantage of surgical methods of contraception?**
a) They are reversible
b) They are highly effective
c) They are irreversible in most cases
d) They are non-invasive
**30. What is the full form of ART?**
a) Assisted Reproductive Technology
b) Advanced Reproductive Treatment
c) Artificial Reproductive Technique
d) Assisted Reproductive Therapy
**31. Which of the following is a method of ART?**
a) IVF
b) Tubectomy
c) Vasectomy
d) Condoms
**32. What is the primary cause of population explosion?**
a) Lack of education
b) High birth rate and low death rate
c) Low fertility rate
d) High use of contraceptives
**33. Which of the following is a benefit of family planning?**
a) Increased population growth
b) Improved maternal and child health
c) Promotion of early marriages
d) Reduced use of contraceptives
**34. What is the primary role of NGOs in reproductive health?**
a) To promote population growth
b) To provide education and services related to reproductive health
c) To discourage family planning
d) To promote early pregnancies
**35. Which of the following is a symptom of infertility in females?**
a) Regular menstrual cycles
b) Blocked fallopian tubes
c) High sperm count
d) Normal ovulation
**36. What is the primary purpose of reproductive health awareness programs?**
a) To promote population explosion
b) To educate people about safe sex and family planning
c) To discourage the use of contraceptives
d) To promote early marriages
**37. Which of the following is a disadvantage of hormonal contraceptives?**
a) They are non-invasive
b) They can cause side effects like weight gain and mood swings
c) They are irreversible
d) They are less effective
**38. What is the primary role of the government in reproductive health?**
a) To promote population growth
b) To provide reproductive health services and education
c) To discourage family planning
d) To promote early marriages
**39. Which of the following is a method of preventing STIs?**
a) Using condoms
b) Taking antibiotics
c) Using oral contraceptive pills
d) Taking painkillers
**40. What is the primary cause of maternal mortality?**
a) Lack of education
b) Unsafe abortions and lack of medical care
c) High use of contraceptives
d) Low fertility rate
**41. Which of the following is a benefit of reproductive health programs?**
a) Increased population growth
b) Reduced maternal and infant mortality
c) Promotion of early marriages
d) Reduced use of contraceptives
**42. What is the primary role of contraceptives?**
a) To treat infertility
b) To prevent pregnancy
c) To increase fertility
d) To promote STIs
**43. Which of the following is a disadvantage of barrier methods of contraception?**
a) They are highly effective
b) They require proper usage to be effective
c) They are irreversible
d) They are non-invasive
**44. What is the primary purpose of prenatal care?**
a) To promote population growth
b) To ensure the health of the mother and fetus during pregnancy
c) To discourage family planning
d) To promote early marriages
**45. Which of the following is a method of preventing female foeticide?**
a) Promoting sex determination
b) Banning sex-selective abortions
c) Encouraging early marriages
d) Promoting population growth
**46. What is the primary role of sex education in reproductive health?**
a) To promote unsafe sexual practices
b) To provide knowledge about safe sex and contraception
c) To discourage family planning
d) To promote early pregnancies
**47. Which of the following is a benefit of reproductive health awareness?**
a) Increased population growth
b) Reduced STIs and unwanted pregnancies
c) Promotion of early marriages
d) Reduced use of contraceptives
**48. What is the primary cause of STIs?**
a) Lack of education
b) Unsafe sexual practices
c) High use of contraceptives
d) Low fertility rate
**49. Which of the following is a method of treating infertility?**
a) IVF
b) Tubectomy
c) Vasectomy
d) Condoms
**50. What is the primary purpose of reproductive health programs?**
a) To promote population growth
b) To ensure healthy reproduction and reduce mortality
c) To discourage family planning
d) To promote early marriages
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Answers
1. b) To ensure people have a satisfying and safe sex life
2. c) Intrauterine devices (IUDs)
3. b) To provide knowledge about reproductive health and safe practices
4. c) HIV/AIDS
5. a) To determine the sex of the fetus
6. c) Periodic abstinence
7. a) Low sperm count
8. b) Diaphragm
9. a) In Vitro Fertilization
10. c) Abnormal vaginal discharge
11. b) To provide reproductive health services and contraception
12. b) Vasectomy
13. b) To provide oxygen and nutrients to the fetus
14. c) Oral contraceptive pills
15. b) It ensures healthy offspring and reduces maternal mortality
16. d) Encouraging early marriages
17. b) To prevent pregnancy and STIs
18. c) Tubectomy
19. a) Reproductive Tract Infection
20. c) Oral contraceptive pills
21. a) Blockage in fallopian tubes
22. b) Family Planning Program
23. a) Medical Termination of Pregnancy
24. b) It is used for sex determination, leading to female foeticide
25. c) Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
26. a) It prevents ovulation during breastfeeding
27. b) Pain during urination
28. b) To prevent pregnancy
29. c) They are irreversible in most cases
30. a) Assisted Reproductive Technology
31. a) IVF
32. b) High birth rate and low death rate
33. b) Improved maternal and child health
34. b) To provide education and services related to reproductive health
35. b) Blocked fallopian tubes
36. b) To educate people about safe sex and family planning
37. b) They can cause side effects like weight gain and mood swings
38. b) To provide reproductive health services and education
39. a) Using condoms
40. b) Unsafe abortions and lack of medical care
41. b) Reduced maternal and infant mortality
42. b) To prevent pregnancy
43. b) They require proper usage to be effective
44. b) To ensure the health of the mother and fetus during pregnancy
45. b) Banning sex-selective abortions
46. b) To provide knowledge about safe sex and contraception
47. b) Reduced STIs and unwanted pregnancies
48. b) Unsafe sexual practices
49. a) IVF
50. b) To ensure healthy reproduction and reduce mortality
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