QUIZ

Q1. If a partner buys you expensive gifts or pays school fees, they have the right to decide when you have sex.

Q2. Financial pressure can make setting boundaries harder, but you ALWAYS reserve the right to say NO.

Q3. You can tell if someone has HIV just by looking at their physical fitness, skin, or clothes.

Q4. If an HIV+ person takes ARVs daily and viral load is undetectable, they CANNOT pass HIV to partners (U=U).

Q5. You can catch HIV by sharing classrooms, hugging, sitting on the same toilet, or sharing plates.

Q6. Lenacapavir (LEN) gives you 6 full months of HIV protection with just ONE single injection.

Q7. Because LEN is an injection, it also protects you against pregnancy and all other STIs.

Q8. LEN requires only 2 clinic visits per year for full 365-day HIV safety (365 Days, 2 Shots = Safety).

Q9. If a condom breaks, you have up to 72 hours to start PEP (Emergency ARVs) to prevent HIV infection.

Q10. Taking PrEP or getting the LEN shot means you no longer need condoms for STI protection.

Q11. Emergency Contraception (Plan B) works best when used as a daily birth control method.

Q12. You can have a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) for months without showing any symptoms.

Q13. Young people have a legal right to access confidential sexual health services at Youth-Friendly Corners.

Q14. Douching (washing inside with soap, lemon, or herbs) after sex prevents STIs and pregnancy.

Q15. Routine STI checks and HIV self-testing are normal self-care just like checking your eyesight or skincare.