Snapquiz - Fertility and The Pill

Question 1. Which of the following is a common problem with fertility treatments?

A greater chance of long-term health risks for the mother after pregnancy.
A greater chance of multiple babies being conceived.
A greater chance of birth defects.
A greater chance of identical twins.

Question 2. Which individual hormone level can be increased as a fertility treatment?

LH.
FSH.
Oestrogen.
Progesterone.

Question 3. How is the modern version of The Pill different from early versions?

It contains much higher amounts of oestrogen.
It contains FSH and LH as well as oestrogen.
It only contains LH.
It contains much lower amounts of oestrogen and also contains progesterone.

Question 4. What effect does The Pill have on the female body?

It stops the uterus lining from being shed during menstruation.
It stops oestrogen from causing the uterus lining to thicken.
It blocks FSH from stimulating the production of mature egg cells.
It blocks LH from stimulating the release of egg cells.

Question 5. What did the early version of The Pill contain?

Large amounts of oestrogen.
Large amounts of FSH.
Large amounts of LH.
Large amounts of testosterone.

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