Lee is a 15-year-old boy living in Los Angeles, California.

Lee is a 15-year-old boy living in Los Angeles, California. He attends a multi-cultural high school comprised of 2,200students of various backgrounds. Recently, he has been required to enroll in a sex education class where the studentslearn about different events in culture that lead to our knowledge regarding sex today. Mrs. Gabbert is the teacher andhas been teaching this sort of class for 15 years. Lee notices that a lot of the boys chuckle and laugh when it comes toserious issues regarding sex. The boys seem to mainly ask questions about condoms and birth control, and when theteacher answers their questions, they whoop and holler. The girls find it rather immature, and they tend to divert thequestions more towards teen pregnancy and abortion. The topic of abortion strikes a chord with Lee, as he has beenbrought up to believe that all life should be valued, but some in the class disagree and think that a woman’s body is hersto deal with and make the choices as she pleases. Others take a more moderate approach and believe that abortion isonly right if the mother’s life is in danger or she is a victim of rape.To give a counter-opinion, Lee thinks an alternative to abortion is the legal adoption of the babies by a qualified set ofparents. This causes a split in the classroom, though, as some believe that qualified adoption means a typical husbandand wife, while others believe adoption should be open to gay and lesbian partners. Still others think that adoption shouldbe available for those who are single, as long as the income is available to support it. This became such a hot topic in theclassroom that Mrs. Gabbert decided to setup a debate about these issues. She provides the students with a series ofquestions to answer regarding the topics, and they are to act as a group to answer the questions and present their stance on the topics.Based on what you have just read and using your textbook as a reference, answer the following questions:1. how would you give a biological definition of sex? Give your own definition and what you think it means inthe context of society.2. How do you believe the sexual revolution and counter-revolution, has influenced the events taking place in thisclass? Support your statements with examples (from textbook or other sources).3. Examine the different issues at play here. Why do you believe the girls may be more concerned with teenpregnancy and subject of abortion more so than the boys?4. Why might the boys think condoms and birth control are funny subjects? What influence do you believe thesubjects of pornography, prostitution (especially in media), and pre-marital sex have upon adolescents?5. Examine the three theoretical analyses of sexuality. Which one do you believe applies to this situation? Accordingto information from the textbook, which theory do you believe these children probably believe?6. What influence do you believe the recent gay rights movement has had on this classroom environment? Whatdoes the textbook have to say regarding matters of sexual orientation?7. Why do you think both the boys and girls may have equal opinions regarding matters of abortion? Explain the twomajor positions of abortion and how this may influence the different generations. answer these questions as a short answer question or essay question (depending on the length of yourresponse)