WorksheetsReproductive system
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
what is the male reproductive cell?
ova
sperm
zygote
embryo
If you start walking and talking,you are a...
adolescent
baby
child
toddler
What change in puberty do boys and girls both have?
ovaries gradually grow larger
body sweats more
soft, darkish hair grows around the vulva
menstruation can begin
Which change in puberty does happen only to boys?
hair grows under the arms
skin and become more oily
hair grows on the chest
hands and feet grow larger
Humans are...
oviparous
viviparous
asexual
ovoviviparous
Males and females have all the same systems, except...
digestive system
reproductive system
respiratory system
circulatory system
Most of the female reproductive organs are...
in the uterus
internal
external
primary
What changes do boys experience during puberty?
nipples may become a darker color
hips grow wider and the body begins to look more curvy
will get period
scrotum turns a darker color
#2 in the diagram is...
the ovaries
the vulva
the fallopian tubes
the uterus
The part of the uterus that leads to the vagina is called the...
ova
cervix
foetus
ovaries
#1 in the diagram connects the ________ to the ________
uterus, cervix
vulva, vagina
ovaries, uterus
ova, ovum
#10 in the diagram is where the sperm travels and is called the...
testicles
prostate
urethra
scrotum
The testicles are located in a bag called...
the scrotum
the seminal vesicles
semen
vas deferens
Semen...
produces and stores sperm
regulates the temperature of the testicles
carries the sperm and gives it nutrients
expels urine
During pregnancy, humans develop in the...
testicles
uterus
offspring
ovaries
How long is normally the pregnancy?
24 weeks
6 weeks
40 weeks
67 weeks
Which are the names for the male and female reproductive cells?
ovum and prostate
sperm and vagina
vagina and penis
ovum and sperm
How many sperm are needed for fertilization)
Millons
Just one
As many as posible
Between 1 and 10
What is the first name of the fertilized cell?
zygote
foetus
egg
embryo
What does protect the foetus inside the uterus?
uterus walls
amniotic fluid
sperm
water
How does the foetus receive oxygen and nutrients?
Foetus doesn't need oxygen and nutrients
From the father
In a restaurant
From the placenta
How is the foetus connected to the placenta?
By telephone
By the umbilical cord
By veins and arteries
By muscles and bones
Babies are usually born...
arms firs
feet first
head first
back first
What is usually the first thing babies do when they are born?
Smile
Talk
Eat
Scream
