Menopause Trivia Quiz
Menopause is a natural biological process. This a time in a woman's life when fertility and menstrual periods permanently stops and the ovaries stop producing eggs, and it is also called the "change of life." Menopause occurs differently in every woman. Are you familiar with menopause?
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- 1.
Which of these occurs when menopouse is about to start?
- A.
Cold Flash
- B.
Hot Flash
- C.
Hot Span
- D.
Cold Flash
Correct Answer
B. Hot Flash -
- 2.
Which of these are effects of menopause?
- A.
Bad Breath
- B.
Cramps
- C.
Death
- D.
Bone loss
Correct Answer
D. Bone loss -
- 3.
How many stages does a woman go through during menopouse?
- A.
One
- B.
Three
- C.
Two
- D.
Five
Correct Answer
C. Two -
- 4.
Which of these are not health concerns following menopouse?
- A.
Cardivascular disease
- B.
Osteroporosis
- C.
Skin inflation
- D.
Weightgain
Correct Answer
C. Skin inflation -
- 5.
How many month does it take after the end of menstruation to reach menopause?
- A.
5 months
- B.
12 months
- C.
3 months
- D.
6 months
Correct Answer
B. 12 months -
- 6.
Who is affected by menopause?
- A.
Men
- B.
Women
- C.
Donkeys
- D.
Goats
Correct Answer
B. Women -
- 7.
Which of these does a woman body produces less during menopause?
- A.
Breast milk
- B.
Sweat
- C.
Urine
- D.
Hormones
Correct Answer
D. Hormones -
- 8.
Which of these are stages of menopause?
- A.
Hot flashes
- B.
Night sweats
- C.
Postmenopaus
- D.
Mood swing
Correct Answer
C. Postmenopaus -
- 9.
What is having menopause at the age of 40-45 called?
- A.
Quick menopouse
- B.
Response
- C.
Early stage
- D.
Early menopause
Correct Answer
D. Early menopause -
- 10.
What age does menopause occur in women?
- A.
30-40
- B.
60-70
- C.
45-55
- D.
10-15
Correct Answer
C. 45-55 -
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