SEXUALITY NOW EMBRACING DIVERSITY 2026
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST PAPER
QUESTIONS SOLUTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Vulva.
Answer: The collective designation for the external genitalia of the
female.
◉ Mons Veneris.
Answer: The mound of fatty tissue over the female pubic bone, also
referred to as the mons pubis, meaning "pubic mound".
◉ What is another name for the Mons Veneris?.
Answer: Mons Pubis
◉ Labia Majora.
Answer: Two longitudinal folds of skin extending downward and
backward from the mons pubis of the female.
◉ Labia Minora.
Answer: Two small folds of mucous membrane lying within the labia
majora of the female.
,◉ Prepuce.
Answer: A loose fold of skin that covers the clitoris.
◉ Clitoris.
Answer: An erectile organ of the female located under the prepuce;
an organ of sexual pleasure.
◉ Smegma.
Answer: A natural lubricating residue made up of shedded skin cells,
skin oil secretions, and moisture, including sweat. Typically gathers
in skin folds, such as between the labia and under the clitoral hood.
◉ Circumcision.
Answer: Surgical removal of the clitoris in women; also referred to
as clitorectomy.
◉ Clitorectomy.
Answer: Surgical removal of the clitoris; also referred to as
circumcision.
◉ Infibulation.
, Answer: The ritual removal of the clitoris, prepuce, and labia, and
the sewing together of the vestibule.
◉ Vestibule.
Answer: The entire region between the labia minora, including the
urethra and introitus.
◉ Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).
Answer: Infection of the urinary tract, often resulting in a frequent
urge to urinate, painful burning in the bladder or urethra during
urination, and fatigue.
◉ Introitus.
Answer: Entrance to the vagina.
◉ Hymen.
Answer: A thin fold of vascularized mucous membrane at the vaginal
opening.
◉ Imperforate Hymen.
Answer: An abnormally closed hymen that usually does not allow
the exit of menstrual fluid.
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST PAPER
QUESTIONS SOLUTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Vulva.
Answer: The collective designation for the external genitalia of the
female.
◉ Mons Veneris.
Answer: The mound of fatty tissue over the female pubic bone, also
referred to as the mons pubis, meaning "pubic mound".
◉ What is another name for the Mons Veneris?.
Answer: Mons Pubis
◉ Labia Majora.
Answer: Two longitudinal folds of skin extending downward and
backward from the mons pubis of the female.
◉ Labia Minora.
Answer: Two small folds of mucous membrane lying within the labia
majora of the female.
,◉ Prepuce.
Answer: A loose fold of skin that covers the clitoris.
◉ Clitoris.
Answer: An erectile organ of the female located under the prepuce;
an organ of sexual pleasure.
◉ Smegma.
Answer: A natural lubricating residue made up of shedded skin cells,
skin oil secretions, and moisture, including sweat. Typically gathers
in skin folds, such as between the labia and under the clitoral hood.
◉ Circumcision.
Answer: Surgical removal of the clitoris in women; also referred to
as clitorectomy.
◉ Clitorectomy.
Answer: Surgical removal of the clitoris; also referred to as
circumcision.
◉ Infibulation.
, Answer: The ritual removal of the clitoris, prepuce, and labia, and
the sewing together of the vestibule.
◉ Vestibule.
Answer: The entire region between the labia minora, including the
urethra and introitus.
◉ Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).
Answer: Infection of the urinary tract, often resulting in a frequent
urge to urinate, painful burning in the bladder or urethra during
urination, and fatigue.
◉ Introitus.
Answer: Entrance to the vagina.
◉ Hymen.
Answer: A thin fold of vascularized mucous membrane at the vaginal
opening.
◉ Imperforate Hymen.
Answer: An abnormally closed hymen that usually does not allow
the exit of menstrual fluid.
