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Question 1

Greta, a girl, and Kareem, a boy, are both 11 years old. Based on this information, who is likely to be taller?
◦ Greta
◦ Kareem
◦ They will be the same height.
◦ Kareem will be slightly taller than Greta.

Question 2

Haley and her boyfriend are sexually active, but they are not concerned about contracting STIs. Why are adolescents more vulnerable to STIs compared to older individuals?
◦ Adolescents are less likely than older people to use protection against STIs during intercourse.
◦ Adolescents are more likely to engage in vaginal intercourse, which does not transmit STIs.
◦ Because adolescents recently went through puberty, their bodies are more prone to infection.
◦ Adolescents typically have fewer sex partners, which reduces the odds of contracting an STI.
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