Worksheets3ESO Bio: Human Reproduction I
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
Sex chromosomes and reproductive organs define
sexuality
gender
sex
gender identity
People whose gender identity matches their biological sex are
cisgender
intersex
male
transgender
People who feel attracted to both the opposite and the same sex are
heterosexual
homosexual
bisexual
asexual
The physical and psychological changes that occur during adolescence (11-18 years old) are known as
puberty
sexual orientation
maturity
gender identity
Sex cells, also known as gametes, are produced IN the
spermatozoa
ova
nucleus
gonads
Reproductive organs becoming functional during puberty, meaning that
your body grows
you can reproduce
you have secondary sexual characteristics
you can drive
Puberty is caused by an increased production of
gametes
sex cells
DNA
hormones
The part of the male reproductive system that produces spermatazoa is the
testicles
penis
prostate
scrotum
The part of the male reproductive system that connects the testicles to the urethra is the
scrotum
epididymis
vas deferens
penis
The name of the tissue that forms the penis is the
corpus spongiosum
urethra
penis glans
foreskin
Which of the following is NOT true about oogenesis?
It has 2 steps
Step 2 is about 28 days
A new ovum is produced every time
Step 2 is called ovulation
The end of reproductive capacity in the female reproductive system is known as
menopause
puberty
perimenopause
estrogen
In the female reproductive system, what connects the uterus to the vagina?
fallopian tubes
ovaries
embryo
cervix
The part of the female reproductive system that protects the urethral and vaginal openings is the
mons pubis
clitoris
labia majora
labia minora
The only external part of the clitoris is called the
crus clitoris
corpus cavernosum
glans clitoris
vulva
