Can you get cervical cancer if you are a virgin?

Yes.: Cervical cancer is most commonly caused by infection with human papilloma virus (hpv). Hpv can be transmitted sexually via skin to genital contact without necessarily engaging in intercourse. Therefore, women who have never had sex can still acquire hpv which would put them at risk for developing cervical cancer.

Yes but less likely: Risk factors include (hpv specially #16 & 18 -getcevarix or gardiasil vaccination ), early age of sexual activity, hiv, age 45-49, multiple sex partners, smoking, immunosupression.

Probably not: Cervical cancer is associated with particular strains of a virus (hpv) which is usually only transmitted during sexual intercourse.

Very unlikely: Cervical cancer is a sexually transmited disease so to speak.