Contraception Methods and Importance_Unsolved Paper
Chapter: How Do Organisms Reproduce | Topic: Contraception Methods and Importance
CONTRACEPTION METHODS AND IMPORTANCE_UNSOLVED PAPER
Topic: Contraception Methods and Importance
Q1.The main purpose of contraception is to:
- Increase the production of gametes
- Prevent unwanted pregnancy
- Increase the rate of fertilisation
- Stop the menstrual cycle permanently
Q2.Which of the following is a barrier method of contraception?
- Condom
- Oral contraceptive pill
- Copper-T
- Surgical sterilisation
Q3. Which contraceptive device is placed inside the uterus?
- Condom
- Copper-T
- Diaphragm
- Oral pill
Q4.Which method involves the use of hormones to prevent pregnancy?
- Oral contraceptive pills
- Condom
- Vasectomy
- Tubectomy
Q5. Which of the following is a surgical method of contraception in males?
- Tubectomy
- Vasectomy
- Copper-T
- Oral contraceptive
Q6. Which statement best explains the importance of contraception?
- It makes reproduction impossible in all cases
- It helps in preventing unwanted pregnancies and supports family planning
- It increases the number of reproductive organs
- It permanently stops puberty
Short questions
Q1. What is contraception? Why is it used?
Q2. Name any two methods of contraception and mention the basic principle of each.
Q3. What are barrier methods of contraception? Give one example.
Q4. Differentiate between vasectomy and tubectomy on the basis of the person undergoing the procedure and the reproductive structures involved.
Q5.
A married couple wants to delay pregnancy while planning their family according to their personal circumstances.
Why can knowledge of contraceptive methods be useful for them?
Q6.
During a reproductive-health awareness programme, students learn that some contraceptive methods can also help reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections.
Which type of contraceptive method is associated with this additional protective benefit?
Q1. Describe the major categories of contraceptive methods discussed in Class 10 Biology. Include barrier methods, hormonal methods, intrauterine devices, and surgical methods, with suitable examples.
Q2. Explain the importance of contraception in human reproductive health. Discuss how it can help in preventing unwanted pregnancies, spacing children, and making informed family-planning decisions.
Q3. A couple is discussing different ways to plan the timing and number of children in their family. Explain why the choice of a contraceptive method should be based on factors such as effectiveness, suitability, health considerations, and informed medical guidance.
application-based questions
Q1. A couple chooses a contraceptive method in which a small device is placed inside the uterus by a trained healthcare professional.
a) Which category of contraception does this method belong to?
b) Name one example of such a device.
Q2. Two individuals are considering different contraceptive options:
Person A: Chooses a barrier method.
Person B: Chooses a surgical method intended to provide long-term contraception.
Compare these two approaches on the basis of their general method of action and duration of use.
Q3. A public-health campaign encourages people to learn about contraception before making reproductive decisions.