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Chapter 4.4 Fertilisation and Pregnancy

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name the process when a sperm meets and fuses with an ovum to form a zygote.

(a)  

2.
Where does fertilisation take place?
a)
Ovary
b)
Womb
c)
Vagina
d)
Fallopian tube
3.

The developing baby is called ______ during weeks 0-2 of pregnancy

a)

Zygote

b)

Fetus

c)

Embryo

d)

Baby

4.

After fertilisation, the zygote will divide to form ___________________

a)

a baby

b)

a foetus

c)

an embryo

d)

implantation

5.

Name the process where the embryo implants onto the uterine lining of uterus.

a)

Plantation

b)

Implantation

c)

Pregnancy

d)

Development

6.

Hands and feet will start to form during?

a)

Week 1 - 4

b)

Week 7 - 9

c)

Week 10 - 19

d)

Week 20 - 37

7.
Following implantation, and until the 9th week of pregnancy, this would be called a(n)
a)
blastocyst
b)
zona
c)
embryo
d)
fetus
8.

What happens in week 7 - 9?

a)

Hand and feet start to form

b)

Nose, ears, and fingers will be visible

c)

Foetus is completely formed

d)

The embryo looks like a baby

9.

In week 10-19, embyro is known as__________.

a)

embryo

b)

zygote

c)

baby

d)

feotus

10.

In which period feotus will formed completely?

a)

week 1-4

b)

week 10-19

c)

week 20-37

d)

week 38-40

11.

Choose the correct sequence to show the development of the foetus.

a)

Zygote > Feotus > Embryo > Baby

b)

Zygote > Embryo > Foetus > Baby

c)

Embryo > Zygote > Foetus > Baby

d)

Embryo > Foetus > Zygote > Baby

12.

Which of the following supplies nutrients to the fetus?

a)

Amnion

b)

Ovum

c)

Placenta

d)

Umbilical cord

13.

Tube which connects the fetus and placenta is called?

(a)  

14.
What structure protects and cushions the fetus throughout its prenatal development?
a)
amniotic sac and fluid
b)
placenta
c)
umbilical cord
d)
vagina
15.

Membrane that forms a sac and contains fluid where embryo grows and develops into a fetus is called

(a)