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| Thirty | Every _____ seconds, a teenager gets pregnant in the United States. |
| One million | The number of teenage women that will get pregnant this year. |
| High school | Teen mothers are less likely to complete this than other teens. |
| Single parents | Teen mothers are more likely to be this than other teens. |
| Poverty | Teen mothers are more likely to live in this way than other teens. |
| Good communication | This is the key between parents and children to ensuring their children make good decisions regarding their sexual activity. |
| Abstinence | The only 100% sure way of preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. |
| Comprehensive | This type of sex education includes a wide range of topics including refusal skills, contraception, and many other aspects of sexuality. |
| Condom failure | This is 10 times more likely in teens than in older married couples. |
| 5 years | Of teens that marry, 80% willl not be with the baby's father within this time frame. |
| Less education, more responsibility, loss of youth, financial problems | Things that many pregnant teens suffer. |
| 70% | The percentage of teens that will have had sex by age 18. |
| How to say no to sex | The majority of teens have had formal instruction on this by the age of 18. |
| 80% | The estimated number of unwed teen mothers that end up on welfare. |
| 90% | The chance of getting pregnant within one year if a sexually active teenager does not use contraceptives. |
| Against religion and not wanting to get (a female) pregnant | The two main reasons for teens not having sex yet. |
