📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. Which of the following is the most effective form of contraception?

Condoms

The contraceptive pill

Implant (Jadelle)

Withdrawal method

2. Consent must be:

Given once at the beginning of a relationship

Ongoing and can be withdrawn at any time

Assumed if someone doesn't say no

Only verbal

3. Which contraceptive methods protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs)? Select all that apply:

Male condoms

Female condoms

The contraceptive pill

IUD (Mirena)

4. What is the legal age of consent in New Zealand?

14 years

16 years

18 years

21 years

✏️ Part 2: Short Answer Questions

5. List three signs that show someone is giving enthusiastic consent:

6. Explain why it's important for both partners to discuss contraception before becoming sexually active:

7. Fill in the blanks: Contraception is the responsibility of ________ partners, and the decision about which method to use should be made __________.

🤔 Part 3: Scenario Analysis

8. Scenario A: Sam and Alex have been dating for two months. Sam wants to become sexually active but Alex says they're not ready yet. Sam says "If you really loved me, you would want to." Analyse this scenario in terms of consent:

9. Scenario B: Jordan and Taylor are planning to have sex for the first time. Jordan suggests using condoms, but Taylor says they're on the pill so they don't need to worry. What advice would you give them and why?

10. Describe what "ongoing consent" means and give an example of how this applies in a relationship: