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Contraception (GCSE Biology)

The following is a GCSE Biology test covering 'Contraception' from the broader topic Homeostasis And Response. The test is geared towards the AQA exam board style syllabus.
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Which contraceptive method is considered permanent and involves cutting or blocking the sperm ducts?
For someone who forgets to take a daily pill, which longer-acting option removes the need to remember daily?
Which contraception choice is most likely to be reversible yet does not rely on remembering to take a pill?
Which method of female sterilisation prevents eggs reaching the uterus?
Which statement about emergency contraception is true?
What is the main advantage of a copper IUD compared with hormonal methods?
Which contraceptive is least effective at preventing pregnancy when used incorrectly and relies heavily on perfect timing?
Which hormone in many contraceptive pills works mainly by preventing ovulation?
In what situation is contraception counselling important?
What is the primary action of progestogen (a synthetic progesterone) in contraception?
Why is it important to use condoms in addition to hormonal contraception when preventing pregnancy and disease?