Taking the quiz is quick, easy, and fun. Teens can simply log on to the National Campaign's teen website — StayTeen.org — to go directly to the quiz.

From the very first draft, teens are helping to develop and critique the scenarios and answer choices, including the Campaign own Youth Leadership Team, our DC Teen Advisory Group, our Youth Online Network, teen visitors to the Campaign's website, and many others. In addition to teens, a diverse group of media experts and a variety of health and youth-service organizations help develop and review the quiz.

The National Day Quiz will remian online at StayTeen.org throughout the month of May. However, we encourage teens to take the quiz on the actual National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy.

Yes, but it will not be available until May. If you would like to know more about what kind of questions the quiz asks, you may view questions from the 2007 National Day Quiz in English or Spanish.

Simply by taking the quiz, we believe that tens of thousands of teens nationwide stop, think, and begin making a personal commitment to avoid pregnancy. To learn more, read the 2007 National Day Overview.

Once teens complete the National Day quiz, they will be invited to visit the National Campaign's teen website — StayTeen.org — for further information on preventing pregnancy. Teens will also be asked if they would voluntarily like to stay connected with the National Campaign by joining the Campaign's Youth Online Network.

The National Day has widespread support from 238 national organizations and media outlets who serve as official National Day partners. For a full list of last year's partners, please review our 2007 National Day Partner List.

You may make up a quiz or the midterm exam only before I have returned it to my morning class. You must arrange with me a mutually convenient time to take the quiz or exam in my office. If this is not possible, then you may not make it up. If you do not take a quiz, you do not earn any points for that quiz; this may affect your grade in ESL 253.

Unlike most quizzes teens have to take, this one will include a series of scenarios, fun facts, and storylines that will invite teens to think about what to do in various challenging situations involving relationships and sex.

National Coming Out Day (NCOD) celebrates Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender persons. The first NCOD occurred as a march in Washington, D.C. on October 11, 1987. Months later, several individuals decided to celebrate this march by recognizing its anniversary every year. Since then, this date has been widely celebrated and is seen as a symbol of hope and strength for many people in the LGBT community.

On the National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, teens are asked to go online and take a fun, engaging "quiz" that presents them with several real life scenarios involving sex and asked them to choose a course of action. In 2007, approximately 350,000 people participated in the 6th annual National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy (up from 75,000 in 2001). For more information on the 2008 National Day, read our brochure and join our National Day Notification Network.

No. Unfortunately, we were not in a position to accommodate individual printing orders. We do have a free brochure, however, available for download.

Each year, we invite 45 students throughout southeastern Wisconsin to be part of the Teen Health Crew.

We recommend that teens be tested at least once a month. That is why our program is set up to send parents multiple kits. To avoid becoming predictable and to help eliminate teen temptations to indulge between tests, we encourage parents to "mix it up" when it comes to picking the specific dates to administer their tests. In some families, you can damage relationships by simply voting Republican... or Democrat, by rooting for the Cubs... or Yankees. The "silent treatment" can go on for years.

No. But there are materials that one can use to publicize the National Day, including wristbands, temporary tattoos, pens, and more. Check out the the Campaign's online store for more information. Items will be available in February 2008.

You can only play the each Ad Quiz Bonus once, however whenever there is a Ad Quiz Bonus, you will be able to see four answers against the new question, which means that you can go ahead and play the new Ad Quiz Bonus.

Yes! Student Impact, our youth ministry exists to introduce and deepen teens' relationship with Christ through meetings, retreats, and service projects. Student Impact Information

AM: groups of six perform community service; 12:00-1:00 PM: lunch at the Middle School with all campers followed by time for reflection; 2:00 PM: all campers participate in team games and preparation for fund-raising activities.

The National Day has widespread support from 238 national organizations and media outlets who serve as official National Day partners. For a full list of last year's partners, please review our 2007 National Day Partner List.

Quoted from the website listed below: "In 1998, the St. Kitts and Nevis Federal parliament, passed the National Honours Act. It establishes three classes of award: The Order of National Hero, the Star of Merit and the Medal of Honour and a National Hero's Day. A Standing National Awards Committee has been established under the Act.

The National Australia Day Council (NADC) heads a network of Australia Day Councils and Committees in every State and Territory. It is responsible for the Australian of the Years Awards etc, Australia's pre-eminent awards program which includes the Australian of the Year, Young Australian of the Year, Senior Australian of the Year and Local Hero awards. You can contact the NADC on (02) 6273 8666, email info@australiaday.gov.au, or visit their website at www.australiaday.gov.au.

National Stamp Day is marked on 6 May each year. This is the anniversary of the Penny Black - the world's first postage stamp - becoming valid for issue. In a remarkable coincidence, it was also the date that keen royal philatelist George, Duke of York, acceded to the throne as King George V. The 'Philatelist King' is the subject of our major summer exhibition due in 2010.

National Trails Day is a celebration of trails that evolved from the report of President Ronald Reagan's President's Commission on Americans Outdoors. In 1987, the report recommended that all Americans be able to go out their front doors and within fifteen minutes, be on trails that wind through their cities, towns or villages and bring them back without retracing steps.