Human Reproduction

What are the sepecialised cells in reproduction called?

• plasma

• red blood cells

• gametes

• membrane

What are the male gametes called?

• ovules

• ova

• veins

• spermatozoa

What are female gametes called?

• testes

• ovules

• ovaries

• uterus

Point the parts that a spermatozoon has:

• nucleus

• membrane

• tail

• head

Point the male reproductive system parts:

• penis

• accessory glands

• vulva

• vas deferens

• seminal vessicles

Point the female reproductive system parts:

• prostate

• Fallopian tubes

• vagina

• testes

• ovaries

Identify the secondary sex characteristics that boys develop during the puberty:

• the voices get deeper

• the stomach is bigger

• the hair grows

• their muscles are smaller

Identify the secondary sex characteristics that girls develop during the puberty:

• their breasts and hips grow larger

• they develop more muscles

• they have less hair in the head

• their ovaries start to produce ova

In the menstrual cycle the ovulation occurs when the (a)   release an ovum.

The ovum travel through the Fallopian tubes until it reaches the (a)