Human Reproduction

What is the importance or reproduction?

• It ensures that no more offsprings are produced

• It ensures continued existence of species

• Living organisms can have fun

• It helps to extinct a specie

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What are the two types of reproduction?

• Sexual and functional

• Asexual and conditional

• Sexual and menstrual

• Asexual and sexual

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The female gametes are known as:

• Milk

• Egg

• Bacon

• Cheese

The male gamete is known as:

• Spiral

• Telestra

• Testes

• Sperm

What are the male gonads?

• Sperm

• Semen

• Testes

• Fallopian tube

What are the female gonads?

• Eggs

• Testes

• Menstruation

• Ovaries

What are gonads?

• Gonads are sex organs that produce gametes

• Gonads are gorillas found in Tasmania

• Gonads are sex cells

• Gonads are fusion of gametes

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Why the male testes are located outside the body in scrotum?

• It looks pretty

• It helps maintain correct pH of sperm

• The temperature of sperm production is more favourable

• The quantity of sperm secreted is increased

What is the role of gametes?

• To restore the half set of chromosomes when the gametes fuse in fertilization

• To restore the quarter set of chromosomes when the gametes fuse in fertilization

• To restore the full set of chromosomes when the gametes fuse in pollination

• To restore the full set of chromosomes when the gametes fuse in fertilization

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What word is used to describe a type of cell that contains one set of chromosomes?

• Diploid

• Single

• Haploid

• Double