Answer: A. Teen girls who are in love with their boyfriends often run the risk of unwanted pregnancy.
Explanation: A teen who is in love with their boyfriend and feel that they will be together forever will make them want to give sex a try and once you enter that stage, you won't want to stop because it is pleasure you are giving him and him giving you. This will most definitely cause a risk of an unwanted pregnancy because many may feel that that boy is their forever and won't want to use any kind of protection. Even if your boyfriend does wear protection (condom), it is not 100% that it will be effective, same thing with birth control for women. Sex is not wrong but should be waited on because there is no rush.
<u>While "just saying no" sounds the perfect solution, sometimes it may not be as simple as it seems.</u>
The pressure of people around you may be so important that it's hard to deal with. The teens are so young for that, they aren't prepared to it. They think they won't get pregnant the very first time. They don't even think they could get AIDs.... They just think they're in love and that everyone act this way. They are not mature enough...
For sure "<em>Teens girls who are in love with their boyfriend often run the risk of unwanted pregnancy." </em>
If I didn't choose this one, it's because the word "often" bothers me. It's like, you could sometimes not get pregnant. I would have chosen it, if it was written "teens girls who are in love ...<u>always</u> run the risk of unwanted pregnancy".
It only says "because she remembers collecting apple snails with her brothers when they were younger." The author could have written: "She feels nostalgic because she remembers her carefree days in the sun. There was nothing to contain her and her brothers once they ran across their lawn. They used find apple snails in their lawn. The bright sunshine made them easy to find in the jungle of weeds and green grass." to make it deeper but the author just wrote that "collecting apple snails with her brothers when they were younger."