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Which of the following ways to reduce your risk of STIs involves sharing fantasies, kisses, and mutual masturbation?
 
  A) being faithful
  B) getting tested
  C) exploring non-intercourse activity
  D) considering abstinence

Question 2

When is the ideal time to get vaccinated for HPV and hepatitis B?
 
  A) before age 15
  B) after you have become sexually active
  C) when entering college
  D) before you have become sexually active



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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