Sexuality and Relationships Exam Prep

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📚 Part 1: Multiple-Choice Questions

Choose the best answer. Circle one option for each question.

1. Which statement best describes hauora?

A person’s physical health only

A Māori model of health involving four interconnected dimensions

A person’s friendships and family relationships only

A measure of physical fitness

2. Which response shows clear and respectful consent?

“They did not say no, so I assumed yes.”

“Yes, I want to, and I can change my mind at any time.”

“Everyone else is doing it, so you should too.”

Silence while feeling uncomfortable

3. Which contraceptive option also helps reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

Condom

Contraceptive implant

Contraceptive injection

Fertility awareness method

4. Which action is most responsible when someone is worried about an STI?

Ignore symptoms and hope they disappear

Share medication with a friend

Seek confidential advice and testing from a health professional

Post about it on social media

✏️ Part 2: Definitions and Key Concepts

Answer using accurate health language. Give examples where requested.

5. Define the four dimensions of hauora: taha tinana, taha hinengaro, taha whānau and taha wairua. Explain how one dimension can affect another.

6. Define each term: consent, assertive communication, contraception and STI.

7. Explain the difference between tolerance, dependence and withdrawal in drug education. Include one way a person could seek support.

🧠 Part 3: Scenario Analysis

Use the hauora model to organise your ideas. In each response, apply and evaluate at least three health concepts, including hauora, communication strategies and social responsibility.

8. Moana and Alex are in a relationship. Alex keeps asking Moana to send intimate images, even after Moana says they are not comfortable. Alex says, “If you trusted me, you would do it.” Analyse this situation and give Moana advice. Refer to consent, respectful communication, hauora, online safety and where support could be found.

9. A student is beginning a new sexual relationship and wants to make informed decisions about contraception and STI prevention. Explain how they could communicate their boundaries, compare suitable safer-sex options, and access reliable professional advice. Evaluate how these choices could support their hauora and the wellbeing of others.