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1
The external male sexual structures are the penis and the:
A)vas deferens.
B)scrotum.
C)glans penis.
D)testes.
2
The word "penis" is derived from the Latin word for:
A)pointer.
B)sex.
C)ornament.
D)tail.
3
Although the text suggests that the primary reasons for circumcising the penis are tradition and religious beliefs, the uncircumcised penis:
A)can accumulate smegma and become infected.
B)is easier to clean.
C)heightens sexual arousal in the female.
D)provides greater health benefits than the circumcised penis.
4
When not aroused, the average size of a penis is:
A)2 inches long.
B)3 inches long.
C)5 inches long.
D)6 inches long.
5
The male reproductive glands, which produce sperm and hormones, are the:
A)testes.
B)epididymis.
C)prostate glands.
D)seminal vesicles.
6
Adam had a vasectomy. We would expect that he will no longer:
A)be interested in sex.
B)be able to engage in sexual intercourse.
C)produce sperm.
D)transmit sperm to his sex partner.
7
Gynecomastia, the swelling or enlargement of the male breast:
A)occurs only in homosexual males.
B)is a normal response to hormonal changes in adolescence.
C)is a normal response to arousal in adolescence and adulthood.
D)indicates the presence of problems such as alcoholism, liver or thyroid disease, or cancer.
8
Testosterone is considered the most important male hormone because:
A)it lubricates the penis and vagina during sexual intercourse.
B)enhances sexual enjoyment of both partners by increasing male aggression.
C)triggers sperm production and regulates the sex drive.
D)increases sperm motility.
9
One safe way to determine whether a man's erectile difficulties are a result of physical problems is to:
A)determine if he has normal erections during sleep.
B)use a plethysmograph when he would be expected to be aroused.
C)discontinue medications to see if that makes a difference.
D)administer a battery of psychological tests.
10
How often does spermatogeneis—the production of sperm—occur?
A)every day, from birth to death
B)every day for a healthy postpubescent male
C)every day for all postpubescent males
D)one week each month for a healthy postpubescent male
11
Assuming sexual intercourse occurs between a man and a woman, whose chromosomes would determine the offspring's sex?
A)the man's
B)the woman's
C)both the man's and the woman's together
D)Either the man's or the woman's may determine the child's sex.
12
Which of the following is NOT a function of the seminal fluid?
A)to nourish sperm
B)to provide sperm with a hospital environment
C)to transport sperm and deposit them in the vagina
D)to produce sperm
13
Although a problematic solution, the most effective means for stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS is:
A)use of condoms.
B)education.
C)sexual abstinence.
D)improved drug therapy.
14
A major difference between men and women in the sexual response cycle is that:
A)vasocongestion occurs only in the excitement phase for males.
B)only men experience orgasm.
C)men are more likely than women to experience the resolution phase.
D)after reaching orgasm, men are not able to ejaculate for some time, but women can experience multiple orgasms in quick succession.
15
Steven often becomes sexually aroused but frequently does not ejaculate. How would this affect his general health?
A)It wouldn't; there is no harm to a man's health if he does not ejaculate.
B)It is likely to cause infections.
C)It is likely to lead to erectile dysfunction.
D)This is an improbable situation—men who are aroused always ejaculate.







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