Offending list: Some of the probing questions which were allegedly distributed to pupils in the primary school in Nilai.
PETALING JAYA: While most netizens expressed outrage over the sex life survey posed to primary schoolchildren in Nilai, some have come out in defence of it.
Urging commenters to think positive, Paulina Henry PH agreed that the five-page questionnaire – which, among others, asked pupils if they had homosexual tendencies, multiple partners or engaged in sexual activities and unnatural sex – was “ineffective and unsuitable” for young children.
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