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What can a man do to help his female partner achieve orgasm during intercourse?
 
  A) Use the man-on-top position exclusively.
  B) Stimulate her clitoral area manually or orally before or after intercourse.
  C) Pretend to have multiple orgasms and hope she does too.
  D) Understand that without orgasm sex is meaningless.

Question 2

Which of the following coital positions allows a woman the greatest control over the tempo and movement of intercourse?
 
  A) Female-on-top
  B) Man-on-top
  C) Rear entry
  D) Side-by-side



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

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