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The 57 Bus Quiz - Defining Identity Terms

1 Quioromantic means:
Romantically attracted to both men and women.

Doesn't understand the difference between romantic and platonic love.

Romantically attracted to people of the same gender.

Physically attracted to people of the same gender.
2 Panromantic means:
Romantically attracted to people across the gender spectrum.

Romantically attracted to people of the opposite gender.

Doesn't feel romantic attraction, but is still interested in romance.

Doesn't understand the difference between romantic and platonic love.
3 Homoromantic means:
Romantically attracted to people across the gender spectrum.

Romantically attracted to people of the same gender.

Doesn't understand the difference between romantic and platonic love.

Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.
4 Heteroromantic means:
Romantically attracted to people of the opposite gender.

Romantically attracted to people across the gender spectrum.

Doesn't feel romantic attraction, but is still interested in romance.

Romantically attracted to people of the same gender.
5 Cupioromantic means:
Not romantically attracted to anyone.

Romantically attracted to both men and women.

Physically attracted to people across the gender spectrum.

Doesn't feel romantic attraction, but is still interested in romance.
6 Biromantic means:
Physically attracted to people of the same gender.

Not romantically attracted to anyone.

Physically attracted to people across the gender spectrum.

Romantically attracted to both men and women.
7 Aromantic means:
Not physically attracted to anyone.

Physically attracted to both men and women.

Doesn't feel sexual attraction, but is still interested in sex.

Not romantically attracted to anyone.
8 Pansexual means:
Mostly doesn't feel sexual attraction but does occasionally.

Not physically attracted to anyone.

Physically attracted to people across the gender spectrum.

Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.
9 Homosexual means:
Doesn't feel sexual attraction, but is still interested in sex.

Physically attracted to people of the same gender.

Not physically attracted to anyone.

Physically attracted to both men and women.
10 Heterosexual means:
Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.

Physically attracted to both men and women.

Not physically attracted to anyone.

Doesn't feel sexual attraction, but is still interested in sex.
11 Graysexual means:
Feels their gender is different from their birth sex, whether or not they have physically changed their body or outward presentation. A transgender man is someone who currently identifies as male. A transgender woman is someone who currently identifies as female.

Born with sexual anatomy, organs, or chromosomes that don't seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male. Replaces the outdated and offensive term hermaphrodite.

Gender identity doesn't fit neatly into male/female categories.

Mostly doesn't feel sexual attraction but does occasionally.
12 Cupiosexual means:
Physically attracted to people across the gender spectrum.

Doesn't feel sexual attraction, but is still interested in sex.

Romantically attracted to both men and women.

Not romantically attracted to anyone.
13 Bisexual means:
Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.

Physically attracted to both men and women.

Physically attracted to people of the same gender.

Mostly doesn't feel sexual attraction but does occasionally.
14 Asexual means:
Doesn't feel sexual attraction, but is still interested in sex.

Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.

Not physically attracted to anyone.

Mostly doesn't feel sexual attraction but does occasionally.
15 Trans/transgender means:
Feels their gender is different from their birth sex, whether or not they have physically changed their body or outward presentation. A transgender man is someone who currently identifies as male. A transgender woman is someone who currently identifies as female.

Romantically attracted to people of the opposite gender.

Romantically attracted to people of the same gender.

Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.
16 Intersex means:
Mostly doesn't feel sexual attraction but does occasionally.

Born with sexual anatomy, organs, or chromosomes that don't seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male. Replaces the outdated and offensive term hermaphrodite.

Physically attracted to people of the same gender.

Doesn't feel sexual attraction, but is still interested in sex.
17 Genderqueer/nonbinary means:
Mostly doesn't feel sexual attraction but does occasionally.

Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.

Physically attracted to people of the same gender.

Gender identity doesn't fit neatly into male/female categories.
18 Gender questioning means:
Mostly doesn't feel sexual attraction but does occasionally.

Doesn't feel sexual attraction, but is still interested in sex.

Is unsure about where they belong on the gender spectrum.

Physically attracted to people of the opposite gender.
19 Cis/cisgender means:
The opposite of transgender; gender matches their birth sex.

Physically attracted to both men and women.

Born with sexual anatomy, organs, or chromosomes that don't seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male. Replaces the outdated and offensive term hermaphrodite.

Not physically attracted to anyone.
20 Bigender/gender fluid means:
Sometimes identifies as male and sometimes as female.

Doesn't identify as any gender.

The opposite of transgender; gender matches their birth sex.

Born with sexual anatomy, organs, or chromosomes that don't seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male. Replaces the outdated and offensive term hermaphrodite.
21 Androgynous means:
Sometimes identifies as male and sometimes as female.

Is unsure about where they belong on the gender spectrum.

Identifies as a third gender that blends male and female characteristics.

The opposite of transgender; gender matches their birth sex.
22 Agender/neutrois means:
Doesn't identify as any gender.

Sometimes identifies as male and sometimes as female.

The opposite of transgender; gender matches their birth sex.

Identifies as a third gender that blends male and female characteristics.
23 What are Andrew's prefered pronouns?
she/her/hers

They/them/theirs

she/him/theirs

He/him/his
24 What are Sasha's prefered pronouns?
he/him/his

she/her/hers

she/him/theirs

They/them/theirs
25 What are Nemo's prefered pronouns?
she/her/hers

she/him/theirs

he/him/his

They/them/theirs

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