NFPS-01 Quiz

Q. 1. A woman is fertile for more than 21 days of her menstrual cycle
True	False	Debatable

Q. 2. Natural Family Planning is only suitable for women with regular periods
True	False	Debatable

Q. 3. Withdrawal or 'being careful' is a natural method of family planning
True	False	Debatable

Q. 4. Sperm can survive for up to five days in optimum conditions
True	False	Debatable

Q. 5. A woman's ovum (or egg) lives for three days if not fertilised.
True	False	Debatable

Q. 6. Any time a woman has intercourse there is a chance of pregnancy
True	False	Debatable

Q. 7. A woman cannot get pregnant during a period
True	False	Debatable

Q. 8. A couple planning pregnancy should aim to have intercourse on day 14
True	False	Debatable

Q. 9. A woman can ovulate twice in a cycle.
True	False	Debatable

Q. 10. Temperature method is a very reliable way of avoiding pregnancy
True	False	Debatable

Q. 11. It is normal to have clear slippery mucus secretion between periods
True	False	Debatable

Q. 12. Some women can recognise ovulation by a sharp pain in the abdomen
True	False	Debatable

Q. 13. Sperm can live in the fallopian tube awaiting the release of an egg
True	False	Debatable

Q. 14. Anxiety or stress can delay a woman's period
True	False	Debatable

Q. 15. Natural Family Planning is only 80% effective against pregnancy (i.e it has a failure rate of 20%)
True	False	Debatable

Q. 16. Technological fertility devices (monitors) reliably prevent pregnancy
True	False	Debatable

Q. 17. Most women conceive immediately after stopping contraception
True	False	Debatable

Q. 18. Having intercourse close to ovulation increases the chances of a boy
True	False	Debatable

Q. 19. Breast-feeding is an effective contraceptive
True	False	Debatable

Q. 20. Pre-ejaculatory fluid may contain sperm
True	False	Debatable

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