Human Reproduction

The function of reproduction is to

ensure the survival of the ------, since it creates new

individuals.

(a)  

Reproductive cells

are called (a)  

The union of gametes is called

• Fertilisation

• Fecundation

• Zygote

• Embryo

The female reproductive system is formed by the:

• ovaries and reproductive tracts: the fallopian tubes, the uterus, the vagina and the vulva

• ovaries and accessory glands: the fallopian tubes, the urethra, the vagina and the vulva

• ovaries and urinary tracts: the fallopian tubes, the uterus and the vulva

The organs that form the gametes are:

• the gonads

• the zygote

• the adrenal glands

In the human species, fertilisation normally occurs in:

• the fallopian tubes

• the cervix

• the uterus

The ovarian cycle has three stages:

• follicular phase, ovulation and secretory phase

• menstrual phase, ovulation and secretory phase

• follicular phase, ovulation and proliferation phase

The male reproductive system is formed by the:

• testicles, penis, cervix and the male accessory glands

• testicles, penis, reproductive tract and male accessory glands

• testicles, penis, urethra and male accessory glands

Oogenesis is performed in the:

• follicles of the ovaries

• fallopian tubes

• uterus

The best contraceptive method for a teenager or a person with not a settle couple is...

• Contraceptive pill

• condom

• Coitus interruptus