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WorksheetsReproduction parts and functions
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which answer describes the function of testicles?
Here is where sperm is produced
Here is where semen is produced
These are two long tubes the sperm travels through
The sperm and semen leave the body through here by ejaculation.
Which answer describes the function of vasa deferentia?
Here is where sperm is produced
Here is where semen is produced
These are two long tubes the sperm travels through
The sperm and semen leave the body through here by ejaculation.
Which answer describes the function of the prostate?
Here is where sperm is produced
Here is where semen is produced
These are two long tubes the sperm travels through
The sperm and semen leave the body through here by ejaculation.
Which answer describes the function of the penis?
Here is where sperm is produced
Here is where semen is produced
These are two long tubes the sperm travels through
The sperm and semen leave the body through here by ejaculation.
Why is semen important?
It helps the sperm to move
It gives the sperm nutrients
Both answers are correct
Which answer describes the function of the ovaries?
Here is where ova are produced
The ova has to travel through these tubes
This part leads from the uterus to outside the body.
Here is where a fertilised ovum develops into a baby. It contracts durning childbirth.
Which answer describes the function of the fallopian tubes?
Here is where ova are produced
The ova has to travel through these tubes
This part leads from the uterus to outside the body.
Here is where a fertilised ovum develops into a baby. It contracts durning childbirth.
Which answer describes the function of the uterus?
Here is where ova are produced
The ova has to travel through these tubes
This part leads from the uterus to outside the body.
Here is where a fertilised ovum develops into a baby. It contracts durning childbirth.
Which answer describes the function of the vagina?
Here is where ova are produced
The ova has to travel through these tubes
This part leads from the uterus to outside the body.
Here is where a fertilised ovum develops into a baby. It contracts durning childbirth.
Which process is being described: if fertilisation does not occur, the uterus releases the extra blood and tissue it has produced through the vagina.
Fertilisation
Ovulation
Menstruation
Menopause
