3.6.2 Sexual Reproduction in the Human – Structures and Hormones Follow-Me – iQuiz
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3.6.2 Sexual Reproduction in the Human
– Structures and Hormones
Follow-Me – iQuiz
Q. Where is testosterone secreted in the body of the human male?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
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for the Next Question
Q. Give a brief account of the role of testosterone.
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Name a gland that secretes seminal fluid.
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Where does meiosis occur in the human male reproductive system?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Where are sperm stored in the human male reproductive system?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What is semen?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. State two secondary sexual characteristics of the human male.
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What maintains the secondary sexual characteristics in the adult human male?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What is the function of the prostate gland?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What is the function of the sperm duct?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. State two ways in which sperm differ from ova (eggs).
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What term is used for the time in a young person’s life when physical changes that distinguish the sexes take place?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Where in the human female reproductive system does meiosis occur?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What is the menstrual cycle?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Where are sperm produced?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. State a function of seminal fluid.
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Where in the human female reproductive system does zygote formation occur?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. In which part of the human female reproductive system is the ovum (egg) formed?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Where in the human female reproductive system does implantation occur?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What happens in the womb during menstruation (days 1 – 5)?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Explain the term ovulation.
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What is the function of the midpiece of the sperm?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. What is meant by the fertile period?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
CONGRATULATIONS
Please CLICK on THIS BOX
for the Next Question
Q. Where does fertilisation occur in the female body?
Allows sperm to swim; Provides nutrients;
Lubricant; Protects sperm
Development of secondary sexual characteristics;
Development of sex organs; Sperm production
Fallopian tube
Oviducts
Ovary
Monthly cycle in female; Lining of uterus
(endometrium) shed; Blood discharged
Loss of blood; Loss of endometrium
Release of egg from ovary
Size; Shape; Motile; Chromosomal difference
Sperm cells and seminal fluid
Testis
Puberty
Uterus
Time when fertilisation is possible; Egg is in oviduct
Testosterone
To carry sperm
Broken voice; Body hair; More muscle;
Enlargement of testes; Enlargement of penis
Respiration; Produce energy
Cowper’s gland; Seminal vesicles; Prostate gland
Seminal fluid production; Nutrition of sperm
Epididymis
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