Question

1. do teens have the right to buy external or internal condoms at a store no matter their age? * 2 points

no
yes
it depends on the teens age
it depends on a states law and the type of contraception

1. which of the following is not a consequence of drinking as a teen? * 2 points

a greater likelihood of developing alcohol dependence as an adult
an increased chance of arrest
a greater chance of hurting others or being the victim of violence
an increased ability to make careful decisions

Explanation:

For question 5, in many places, the legality of teens buying condoms (external or internal) is governed by state laws. Different states have different regulations regarding age - related access to contraceptives.
For question 6, alcohol impairs judgment. When teens drink, it is less likely that they will have an increased ability to make careful decisions. Instead, they are more prone to negative consequences like a higher risk of alcohol dependence later in life, increased chances of arrest (due to under - age drinking laws and associated risky behaviors), and a greater chance of being involved in violent situations (either as a perpetrator or a victim).

Answer:

1. It depends on a state’s law and the type of contraception.
2. An increased ability to make careful decisions.