The Sex Quiz: Myths, Taboos, and Bizarre Facts

The most taboo elements of society are also the most misunderstood, and sex is no exception. Here we test you on the marvels of procreation (psst - babies don’t come from storks) and attempt to put some of the wildest myths to bed. –Heather Whipps

1. The sex lives of our prehistoric ancestors were likely similar to the -
_ Monogamous penguins
_ Promiscuous, no-commitment bonobo chimpanzees
_ Polygamist, harem-loving gorillas
2. Women in ancient Egypt prevented pregnancy with -
_ Plugs made of crocodile droppings
_ Drinks of lemon, milk and ground water lily
_ Offerings to the fertility goddess
3. Proportionally and compared to other primates, human males have -
_ Tiny genitalia
_ Massive genitalia
_ About average
4. Based on artifacts and cave paintings, Ice Age women were likely -
_ Submissive and dragged around by their hair
_ To have sex only to make babies
_ To enjoy sex as much as their male mates
5. In 2005, the average first time for US girls occurred at the age of -
_ 14
_ 17
_ 20
6. Known aphrodisiacs of the food world include -
_ Chocolate, oysters and spicy foods
_ Oysters, strawberries and turkey
_ Chocolate, figs and zucchini
7. That females have a weaker sex drive than men is -
_ A physical fact
_ A cultural misconception
_ A rumor started in the 1950s
8. The most common sexual problem among men is -
_ Erectile dysfunction
_ Wanting too much
_ Premature ejaculation
9. It is a common misconception that pregnancy can occur -
_ Without male orgasm
_ Without a stork involved
_ From oral sex
10. Whether put to use or not, males produce about -
_ 100 million sperm every day
_ 500 million sperm every year
_ 300 million sperm every day









































The answers:
1. Promiscuous, no-commitment bonobo chimpanzees
2. Plugs made of crocodile droppings
3. Massive genitalia
4. To enjoy sex as much as their male mates
5. 17
6. Chocolate, oysters and spicy foods
7. A cultural misconception
8. Premature ejaculation
9. Without male orgasm
10. 300 million sperm every day