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WorksheetsReproductive System
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 50mins
Mark all the ones that are true for the reproductive system.
Is the set of organs involved in reproduction.
The reproductive system is active since we are born.
The organs in the reproductive system are different for males and females.
Most of the organs in the reproductive system in a female are outside her body like the vulva.
Male organs are inside and outside of their bodies.
Mark all the ones that are true for the puberty.
Is the transition stage between childhood and adulthood.
A variety of physical and emotional changes take place in the body.
We all go through puberty, but we don’t develop at the same time and we all feel things differently.
When puberty is reached the body is ready to reproduce.
The reproductive system is activated during puberty.
Mark all the ones that are true for gametes.
They are the sexual cells.
The female and male have the same sexual cells.
The female gametes are the ovums or eggs.
The female gametes are the spermatozoids.
The male gametes are the spermatozoids.
Fertilization occurs when an ovum (egg) fuses with an spermatozoid.
True
False
The cell formed when the ovum and sperm unite is ______________. This cell contains all the information to develop into a human being.
zygote
fertilization
embryo
fetus
Select the male reproductive organs:
penis
testicles
urethra
ovaries
vas deferens
Select the words associated with the female reproductive system:
endometrium
vulva
mammary glands
menstruation
vas deferens
On the male reproductive system - the external organ where the urethra is located is called:
penis
urethra
testicles
vas deferens
seminal vesicle
On the male reproductive system - the tube that discharges semen and urine to the outside is called:
penis
urethra
testicles
vas deferens
seminal vesicle
On the male reproductive system - the external organ where the man begins to produce sperms and testosterone during puberty is called:
penis
urethra
testicles
vas deferens
seminal vesicle
On the male reproductive system - the internal tubes that connect the testicles to the urethra are called:
penis
urethra
testicles
vas deferens
seminal vesicle
On the male reproductive system -the organ that produces liquid to help to transport the spermatozoids is called:
penis
urethra
testicles
vas deferens
seminal vesicle
On the male reproductive system - a walnut-sized gland surrounds a portion of the urethra and produces some of the fluid in semen is called:
prostrate gland
scrotum
semen
testosterone
ovaries
On the male reproductive system - the pouch where the testicles are located is called:
prostrate gland
scrotum
semen
testosterone
ovaries
On the male reproductive system - the liquid that contains sperm or spermatozoids is called:
prostrate gland
scrotum
semen
testosterone
ovaries
On the male reproductive system - the hormone that plays an important role during puberty, it determines when the boy’s voice will break, when the muscles will grow in size and strength, and their face and body hair will grow is called:
prostrate gland
scrotum
semen
testosterone
ovaries
On the female reproductive system - the organs that reproduces ovules or ovum (starting on puberty releases on egg each month) are called:
ovaries
fallopian tubes
uterus
vagina
endometrium
On the female reproductive system - tubes that connect the ovaries to the uterus. Egg fertilization occurs here.
ovaries
fallopian tubes
uterus
vagina
endometrium
On the female reproductive system - the muscular organ where the fetus (babies) develops is called:
ovaries
fallopian tubes
uterus
vagina
endometrium
On the female reproductive system -the muscular tube that connects the uterus with the outside body. It is also the natural route that babies take during birth.
ovaries
fallopian tubes
uterus
vagina
endometrium
On the female reproductive system -the inner lining of the uterus. The zygote implants here.
ovaries
fallopian tubes
uterus
vagina
endometrium
On the female reproductive system - this is the only external organ and protects the entrance of the vagina.
vulva
mammary glands
menstruation
One of the main changes on the female’s body during puberty is __________ or commonly known as having a “period”. Happens about once a month. It lasts between 3 to 7 days.
fertilization
mammary glands
menstruation
On the female reproductive system - they produced milk for newborns.
fertilization
mammary glands
menstruation
Mark all the ones that are true for menstruation
Happens about once a month, lasting between 3 to 7 days.
Occurs on boys and girls.
Menstrual cycle in adults is about 21 to 35 days, in young teens is about 21 to 45 days.
During the menstrual cycle - hormones tell the body to start preparing the uterus to have a baby (in case a woman becomes ).
Females may experience pain during menstruation.
Mark all the ones that are true for menstruation
the first menstrual period indicates that the body might be able to hold a pregnancy.
The endometrium thickens and renew, forming a blood of nutrients. If fertilization doesn’t occur the endometrium flushes (pushes out or sheds) through the vagina in the form of a period.
Happens twice a month.
Mark all the ones that are true for fertilization
In order to occur fertilization, semen containing sperms are deposited into the female vagina (through sexual intercourse).
Sperms swims from the upper vagina, through the cervix, the uterus, before reaching the fallopian tube.
A few sperms will survive this journey to find the egg on the fallopian tube.
Once the egg fuses with the sperm they form a zygote (cell). The egg forms a cell membrane that doesn’t allow any other sperm.
If the fertilization occurs then the endometrium flushes and menstruation happens.
When a zygote travels along the fallopian tube to the uterus (about 3 days) and implants within the endometrium (uterus wall), the female is pregnant.
true
false
Some of the changes that boys and girls BOTH have during puberty are:
Hair may start to grow under their arms
Hips may begin to change shape
Become more muscular
Hair may start to grow thicker on legs and arms.
Hair may grow around their external reproductive organs.
Some of the changes that girls may experience during puberty are:
May begin their period
Hips may change shape
Breasts may get bigger
Hair may begin to grow around their vagina
Voice may get deeper
Identify A and B
A: Seminal Vesicle, B: Prostrate
A: Seminal Vesicle B: Vas Deferens
A: Penis B: Prostrate
Identify C and D
C: Vas Deferens D: Testicles
C: Testicles D: Scrotum
C: Urethra D: Penis
Identify E and F
E: Urethra F: Penis
E: Penis F: Urethra
E: Penis F: Semen
Identify A and B
A: Ovaries B: Fallopian Tubes
A: Edometrium, B: Fallopian Tubes
A: Vagina B: Ovum
Identify C and D
C: Uterus D: Vagina
C: Uterus D: Vulva
C: Ovaries D: Vagina
Identify E
E: Endometrium
E: Vagina
E: Vulva
Which of the following statements are true for the male and female reproductive systems?
The male and female reproductive systems are involved in making babies
both systems activate during puberty
the female and male reproductive systems have the same workload during the process of creating a new life form
the female and male systems are the same
Pregnancy occurs when the zygote reaches the ______ and implants in the endometrium.
ovary
cervix
uterus
fallopian tube
