Pregnancy

The female sex cell

• ovary

• uterus

• ovum

• vagina

The male sex cell

• sperm

• semen

• testes

• penis

The joining of the sperm and the ovum is called

• reproduction

• zygote

• miscarriage

• conception

Once the sperm and egg meet at conception, they are now called a(n)

• embryo

• zygote

• baby

• fetus

Ovum are stored here and released roughly once a month

• uterus

• fallopian tubes

• testes

• ovaries

The two hollow tubes that extend from the right and left sides of the uterus are

• vas deferens

• urethra

• fimbria

• fallopian tubes

The organ where a baby develops and is protected until birth

• cervix

• stomach

• uterus

• vagina

The lower, narrow portion of the uterus that connects the uterus to the vagina is the

• urethra

• cervix

• vagina

• birth canal

The male reproductive glands that produce sperm

• testes

• vas deferens

• seminal vesicle

• penis

During the second stage of prenatal development (weeks 3-8) the developing baby is called an

• embryo

• baby

• zygote

• fetus