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Pregnancy Knowledge Quiz

Test your knowledge about pregnancy with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers everything from the duration of pregnancy to the changes a woman's body undergoes. Challenge yourself and learn something new!

12 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Perfect for expecting parents or anyone interested in pregnancy

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningBump423

How long is a typical pregnancy?

5 months

9 months

1 year

1 month

What changes may you see on your body during pregnancy? (Check all that apply)

Breast growth

Hair growth

Skin changes

Mood swings

Eye color changes

When does the baby's cartilage start turning to bone?

Weeks 1-9

Weeks 10-14

Weeks 15-20

Weeks 21-27

Weeks 28-37

Only after birth

What does an Epidural do?

Induces labor

Helps with blood-levels

Stops pregnancy

Relieves pain

What should you avoid doing during pregnancy?

Alcohol

Having unsafe sex

Smoking

Drugs

All of the above

How many cm dialated should a woman be before beginning to push out the baby?

When is the baby the size of a sesame seed?

Weeks 1-9

Weeks 10-14

Weeks 15-20

How many trimesters does a pregnant woman go through?

True or False: Women may have to push out the baby for an hour or more

True

False

Which part of the baby is supposed to come out first?

Head

Feet

Back

Hands

True or false: For your FIRST baby, you will likely feel the baby moving during the FIRST trimester

True

False

True or false: AFTER your first baby, you will likely feel the baby moving during the FIRST trimester

True

False

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