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Yolanda's partner stimulated an area of tissue on the anterior wall of her vagina. This caused her to feel more sexually aroused and to ejaculate when having sex. Yolanda's partner stimulated her _________.
 
  a. urethra
  b. cervix
  c. labia minora
  d. G-spot

Question 2

Veronica had an orgasm and now her body is returning to its non-aroused state. Veronica is in the _________ phase of Masters and Johnson's sexual response cycle.
 
  a. plateau
  b. refractory
  c. emission
  d. resolution


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Reply #1 on: Jun 18, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D


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