Name five unwanted results of unhealthy sexual behaviour. 2. Write down three points to explain why it is dangerous for young girls to fall pregnant. 3. Define what a sexually transmitted infection is. 4. Give two reasons why teenagers are at risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections. 5. How does unhealthy sexual behaviour lead to cervical cancer? 6. a) Explain how teenagers develop a low self-image and emotional scars by being sexually active. b) Differentiate between the emotional responses of teenage boys and teenage girls to unhealthy sexual behaviour.

1. Name five unwanted results of unhealthy sexual behaviour. Unwanted pregnancy Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) Emotional distress and psychological trauma Damage to reputation and social stigma Cervical cancer (due to HPV, an STI) 2. Write down three points to explain why it is dangerous for young girls to fall pregnant. Health risks*: Young girls' bodies are often not fully developed, leading to higher risks of complications during pregnancy and childbirth for both the mother and the baby. Educational disruption*: Pregnancy often forces young girls to drop out of school, limiting their future educational and career opportunities. Social and emotional challenges*: Young mothers may face social isolation, financial hardship, and significant emotional stress due to the responsibilities of motherhood at a young age. 3. Define what a sexually transmitted infection is. A sexually transmitted infection (STI) is an infection passed from one person to another through sexual contact, including vaginal, anal, and oral sex. These infections can be caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites. 4. Give two reasons why teenagers are at risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections. Lack of knowledge and experience*: Teenagers may lack comprehensive knowledge about safe sex practices, the risks of STIs, and how to properly use protection. Peer pressure and risk-taking behavior*: Peer influence and a tendency towards impulsive or risky behaviors can lead teenagers to engage in unprotected sex. 5. How does unhealthy sexual behaviour lead to cervical cancer? Unhealthy sexual behavior, particularly unprotected sex with multiple partners, increases the risk of contracting Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Certain high-risk strains of HPV are the primary cause of cervical cancer, as the virus can cause abnormal cell changes in the cervix over time. 6. a) Explain how teenagers develop a low self-image and emotional scars by being sexually active. Teenagers who are sexually active, especially if it's due to pressure or without emotional readiness, can experience feelings of guilt, regret, and shame. This can lead to a low self-image as they may feel devalued or used. The emotional burden of unwanted pregnancies, STIs, or relationship issues can create emotional scars that affect their mental health and future relationships. b) Differentiate between the emotional responses of teenage boys and teenage girls to unhealthy sexual behaviour. Teenage girls* often experience deeper emotional distress, including feelings of regret, shame, anxiety, and depression, especially if they face an unwanted pregnancy or social stigma. They may internalize blame and suffer from a significant drop in self-esteem. Teenage boys* may initially feel less emotional impact due to societal pressures to appear strong or detached. However, they can still experience guilt, confusion, and anxiety, particularly if they are involved in an unwanted pregnancy or if their actions lead to negative consequences for their partner. They might also struggle with feelings of responsibility or a damaged reputation.