Growth & Development

Controls the release of chemicals within the body that regulate important body functions.

• Endocrine System
• Pituitary Gland
• Thyroid Gland
• Hormones

A change that occurs in both boys and girls during puberty that is characterized by a dramatic increase in height over a short period of time.

• Growth Spurt
• Growing pains

The "master gland" that controls the release of hormones in both males and females is called:

• Pituitary Gland
• Endocrine Gland
• Thyroid Gland
• Hypothalmus Gland

Time during adolescence when the reproductive system begins to mature and physical changes occur.

• Menstruation
• Puberty
• Maturation
• Transformation

Hair that develops around the reproductive organs of males and females.

• Pubic Hair
• Body Hair

Hormone responsible for the secondary sex characteristic changes in males.

• Estrogen
• Endocrine
• Testosterone
• Pituitary Gland

During puberty boys' voices will begin to change and become higher due to the thinning of their vocal cords

• True
• False

Identify structure number 4 which is used to transport sperm.

• testis
• urethra
• vas deferens
• prostate

What is the name of the structure labeled #3 where sperm is stored?

• testis
• epididymis
• scrotum
• seminal vesicle

Name the structure that produces a thin milky fluid that aids in sperm motility and contributes to about 30% of overall semen volume.

• testis
• seminal vesicle
• prostate gland
• bulbourethral gland