SCIENCE F1 : CHAPTER 4 (4.2 Male Reproductive System)

The following structures involved in male reproductive system :

• Scrotum

• Seminal Vesicle

• Cervix

• Sperm duct

• Ovary

Which structure in male reproductive system produce sperm?

• Scrotum

• Testis

• Urethra

• Seminal Vesicle

Which is the function of semen, produced by prostate glands?

• to produce sperms

• to protect the testis

• to provide nutrients to sperms

• to transport sperms

Which structure in male reproductive system that transport the sperm out of the body?

• Testis

• Sperm duct

• Urethra

• Seminal vesicle

Sperm is male gamete and cannot swim by its own.

• True

• False

These are the major male sex organs that produce sperms.

• Penis

• Vulva

• Testes/testicles

• Ovary/ovaries

Which is not true about sperms?

• Sperms can survive in the female body for around 72 hours.

• Sperms need fluids in order to swim their way to the egg cell.

• Sperms need cooler temperature for proper growth and development

• The production of sperms take about 28-45 days.

Which tube allows the passage of semen and urine in males?

• Ureters

• Urethra

• vas deferens

• Penis

Trace the pathway of sperm cells from the male to the female reproductive system.

• Testicle > epididymis > urethra > seminal vesicle > vas deferens > vagina

• Testicle > epididymis > vas deferens > seminal vesicle > urethra > vagina

• Testicle > seminal vesicle > epididymis > vas deferens > urethra > vagina

• Testicle > seminal vesicle > vas deferens > epididymis > urethra > vagina

All of the following are the main functions of the reproductive systems in male and females, except one. Which among these?

• To give sexual pleasure.

• To produce hormones that allow the development of secondary sexual characteristics.

• To continue the race of humanity by producing offspring.

• To ensure survival of species.