Social Problems Related to Sex and Sexualities MCQs

Social Problems Related to Sex and Sexualities MCQs

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1: Low or absent sexual attraction is called

A.   Asexuality

B.   Bisexuality

C.   Unisexuality

D.   All of above

2: Sexual attraction toward members of more than one gender is called

A.   Asexuality

B.   Bisexuality

C.   Unisexuality

D.   All of above

3: Gay and lesbian is people who have sexual and/or romantic attractions to the same gender

A.   True

B.   False

4: Sexual attraction to a person of a different gender is called

A.   Asexuality

B.   Bisexuality

C.   Unisexuality

D.   Heterosexuality

5: Kinky is unconventional or nonnormative sexual activities.

A.   True

B.   False

6: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer is called LGBTQ+

A.   True

B.   False

7: Moral panics are feelings of fear that spread quickly through a population based on the idea that some form of evil threatens society

A.   True

B.   False

8: Sexual and/or romantic attractions regardless of gender and/or sex is called

A.   Asexuality

B.   Bisexuality

C.   Unisexuality

D.   Pansexuality

9: A modern Western term for consensually nonmonogamous relationships is called polyamory

A.   True

B.   False

10: A nonnormative sexuality, gender, and/or sex, blurring the lines between these categories is called Queer

A.   True

B.   False

11: A term sometimes used interchangeably with sexual assault, but also refers specifically to forms of sexual assault that involve some kind of sexual penetration is called

A.   Love

B.   Sex

C.   Sexual abuse

D.   Rape

12: Feelings of affection, love, and longing for someone is called Romantic attraction

A.   True

B.   False

13: Sees sex, including consensual sex, as fundamentally dangerous; views sexual expression as a problem to be managed, repressed, and controlled is called

A.   Sex negative

B.   Sex positive

C.   Sex trafficking

D.   Sex work

14: ________ understands consensual sex as a fundamentally positive activity that should be promoted

A.   Sex negative

B.   Sex positive

C.   Sex trafficking

D.   Sex work

15: A practice that involves selling humans for the purposes of sexual exploitation or sexual slavery is known as

A.   Sex negative

B.   Sex positive

C.   Sex trafficking

D.   Sex work

A.   Sex negative

B.   Sex positive

C.   Sex trafficking

D.   Sex work

17: Any form of unwanted sexual behavior perpetrated by a person on another

A.   Sexual slavery

B.   Sexual orientation

C.   Sexual Abuse

D.   Sexual minorities

18: People with types of sexual orientations other than heterosexuality is called

A.   Sexual slavery

B.   Sexual orientation

C.   Sexual minorities

D.   Sexual abuse

19: ________ is an individual’s sexual desires are “oriented” or patterned in relationship to the gender system

A.   Sexual slavery

B.   Sexual orientation

C.   Sexual minorities

D.   Sexual abuse

20: The assertion of right of ownership over another person with the intent of coercing them to engage in sexual activities; can include forced marriages is called

A.   Sexual slavery

B.   Sexual orientation

C.   Sexual minorities

D.   Sexual abuse

A.   True

B.   False

22: Sodomy laws are the Laws that define consensual sex acts, particularly those between same-gender partners, as crimes

A.   True

B.   False

A.   Sexualities

B.   Sex

C.   Gender

D.   Sexual identities

24: A ______ view sees sex, including consensual sex, as fundamentally dangerous.

A.   Romantic

B.   Sex positive

C.   Sex negative

D.   Romantic sex

25: SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. Which of the following are components of sexual orientation?

A.   Whom a person has sexual desire towards

B.   Whom a person engages in sexual acts with

C.   How a person thinks about themselves sexually

D.   How a person interacts socially

26: ______ indicates low or absent sexual attraction.

A.   Heterosexuality

B.   Pansexuality

C.   Asexuality

D.   Bisexuality

27: ______ refers to sexual attraction towards members of more than one gender.

A.   Heterosexuality

B.   Pansexuality

C.   Asexuality

D.   Bisexuality

28: ______ is a modern Western term for consensually nonmonogamous relationships.

A.   Polyamory

B.   Biamory

C.   Disamory

D.   Serial monogamy

29: Until 1962, every state in the U.S. considered ______ a felony.

A.   Non-marital sexual acts

B.   Polyamorous sexual acts

C.   Same-gender sexual behavior

D.   Polygamous relationships

30: In 1974, the American Psychiatric Association removed ______ from its list of mental disorders.

A.   Homosexuality

B.   Pansexuality

C.   Bisexuality

D.   Sodomy

31: As of 2017, 72 countries still treat ______ as criminal acts.

A.   Consenting sexual relations

B.   Underage sexual relations

C.   Same-gender relations

D.   Extramarital relations

A.   Sex industry

B.   Pornography

C.   Sex clubs

D.   Sex work

33: ______ involves selling humans for the purposes of sexual exploitation.

A.   Sexual slavery

B.   Sex work

C.   Sex trafficking

D.   Sex industry

34: In 1994, President Bill Clinton instituted ______, a policy for military personnel to not disclose their sexual orientation.

A.   “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

B.   “Keep Quiet Campaign”

C.   “No Promo Homo”

D.   “Don’t Tell”

35: Discrimination and lack of acceptance put sexual minorities at a greater risk for ______ social outcomes.

A.   Positive

B.   Different

C.   Negative

D.   Upward mobility

36: During a ______, feelings of fear spread quickly through a population based on the idea that some form of evil threatens society.

A.   Moral panic

B.   Panic

C.   Discrimination movement

D.   Social movement

37: The advent of the ______ is considered to be the cause of a new dating culture in the early 20th century.

A.   Automobile

B.   Drive-in movies

C.   Speakeasies

D.   Flapper style