abstinence is the only birth control method that has a zero percent failure rate for an unplanned pregnancy and 100 percent rate of protection against stis.

A

Explanation:

Although other birth control options are available, the only one that is 100% reliable is abstinence

the answer for this question is true

The Answer is "true".

Explanation:

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This is true. Abstinence is the only guaranteed way to 100% avoid pregnancy and 100% avoid STI's. Birth control methods range between 92% to 99% effective against pregnancy whereas prevention methods for STI's such as condoms are not 100%, in addition some STI's are transmitted through bodily contact with open sores that a condom would not protect you against anyway.

True.

Explanation:

Sexual abstinence is the term used to describe a situation where an individual remains without engaging in any kind of sexual intercourse. As a pregnancy only happens after sex, abstinence is the only method of birth control that has a zero percent failure rate, because abstinence does not have sex. The same goes for STIs.

true

Explanation:

I think true. Only because it gives you true facts and rates about the birth control method.

The question is asking whether it is true that abstinence is the only birth control method that has a zero percent failure rate for an unplanned pregnancy and 100 percent rate of protection against STIs. This is true. Abstinence, if it can be maintained, means that there is no risk at all because there is no genital contact between the people involved, Other methods, for example condoms, are also quite reliable but none have a 100 percent success rate in preventing STIs and pregnancy.

Thirty years ago, there were only two common and easily treated STIs, they are Syphilis and Gonorrhea, which are very easily treatable with some antibiotics

Dangerous STIs such as Chlamydia ( which is very dangerous to woman) and HIV ( which is very dangerous because it will destroy your immune system) just started to developed in the 1980s

 

This is a true statement.