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This man was the first to equate sex with guilt, because he linked sex with the downfall of Adam and Eve.
 
  a. St. Paul
  b. St. Augustine
  c. Pope John Paul II
  d. Jesus

Question 2

In women, the urethral opening is located between the
 
  a. clitoris and vaginal opening
  b. vaginal opening and anus
  c. clitoris and mons veneris
  d. vaginal opening and perineum



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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