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Human Reproductive System 1 *** ENG

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  • The menstrual cycle is a ​ (a)   -controlled monthly cycle:

    1. 1. ​ (b)   development and ovulation

    2. 2. Preparation of the ​ (c)   for implantation and ​ (d)  

    3. 3. Cycle pauses for pregnancy, ​ (e)   develops

    4. 4. Cycle ends with release of uterine lining (menstruation/ bleeding)

Choose from the below words
hormone
Egg
uterus
pregnancy
placenta
2.

The ​ (a)   is an extension of uterine wall. It connects to the umbilical cord and allows ​ (b)   and O2/CO2 to ​ (c)   back and forth between mother and ​ (d)   (blood never mixes).

Choose from the below words
placenta
nutrients
diffuse
baby
3.

​ (a)   occurs when the blastocyst ​ (b)   to the​ (c)   wall.

Choose from the below words
Implantation
attaches
uterine
4.

Fertilization occurs when a ​ (a)   cell joins an egg ​ (b)  

=>​ (c)   cell is formed.

Choose from the below words
sperm
cell
2n
5.

Meiosis is the creation of ​ (a)   (sex cells) that half one set of ​ (b)   material to produce offspring.

  • *​ (c)   in males

  • *​ (d)   in females

  • *Haploid cells =​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
gametes
genetic
Sperm
Eggs
n
6.

Estrogen and ​ (a)   are the sex hormones in ​ (b)   . They regulate the female ​ (c)   cycle.

Choose from the below words
progesterone
females
reproductive
7.

Testosterone is the sex ​ (a)   in males. It develops ​ (b)   characteristics and controls the ​ (c)   system.

Choose from the below words
hormone
male
reproductive
8.

Risks to a healthy pregnancy...

a)
  • smoking

  • drugs

  • alcohol

  • injury to abdomen

  • obesity/high blood pressure

  • radiation

  • lack of nutrients/water

b)

blastocyst attaches to uterine wall

c)

Hormone-controlled monthly cycle:

  1. Egg development and ovulation

  2. Preparation of the uterus for implantation and pregnancy

  3. Cycle pauses for pregnancy, placenta develops

  4. Cycle ends with release of uterine lining (menstruation/ bleeding)

d)

extension of uterine wall 

=> connects to the umbilical cord

=>  allows nutrients and O2/CO2 to diffuse back and forth between mother and baby (blood never mixes)

9.

Menstrual cycle...

a)
  • smoking

  • drugs

  • alcohol

  • injury to abdomen

  • obesity/high blood pressure

  • radiation

  • lack of nutrients/water

b)

blastocyst attaches to uterine wall

c)

Hormone-controlled monthly cycle:

  1. Egg development and ovulation

  2. Preparation of the uterus for implantation and pregnancy

  3. Cycle pauses for pregnancy, placenta develops

  4. Cycle ends with release of uterine lining (menstruation/ bleeding)

d)

extension of uterine wall 

=> connects to the umbilical cord

=>  allows nutrients and O2/CO2 to diffuse back and forth between mother and baby (blood never mixes)

10.

Implantation...

a)
  • smoking

  • drugs

  • alcohol

  • injury to abdomen

  • obesity/high blood pressure

  • radiation

  • lack of nutrients/water

b)

blastocyst attaches to uterine wall

c)

Hormone-controlled monthly cycle:

  1. Egg development and ovulation

  2. Preparation of the uterus for implantation and pregnancy

  3. Cycle pauses for pregnancy, placenta develops

  4. Cycle ends with release of uterine lining (menstruation/ bleeding)

d)

extension of uterine wall 

=> connects to the umbilical cord

=>  allows nutrients and O2/CO2 to diffuse back and forth between mother and baby (blood never mixes)

11.

Placenta...

a)
  • smoking

  • drugs

  • alcohol

  • injury to abdomen

  • obesity/high blood pressure

  • radiation

  • lack of nutrients/water

b)

blastocyst attaches to uterine wall

c)

Hormone-controlled monthly cycle:

  1. Egg development and ovulation

  2. Preparation of the uterus for implantation and pregnancy

  3. Cycle pauses for pregnancy, placenta develops

  4. Cycle ends with release of uterine lining (menstruation/ bleeding)

d)

extension of uterine wall 

=> connects to the umbilical cord

=>  allows nutrients and O2/CO2 to diffuse back and forth between mother and baby (blood never mixes)

12.

Fertilization...

a)

sex hormone in females;

  • regulate the female reproductive cycle

b)

Creation of gametes (sex cells) that half one set of genetic material to produce offspring.

  • Sperm in males

  • Eggs in females

  • Haploid cells = n

c)

sperm cell joins egg cell

=> 2n cell is formed

d)

sex hormone in males;

  • develops male characteristics 

  • controls reproductive system

13.

Meiosis...

a)

sex hormone in females;

  • regulate the female reproductive cycle

b)

Creation of gametes (sex cells) that half one set of genetic material to produce offspring.

  • Sperm in males

  • Eggs in females

  • Haploid cells = n

c)

sperm cell joins egg cell

=> 2n cell is formed

d)

sex hormone in males;

  • develops male characteristics 

  • controls reproductive system

14.

Progesterone and estrogen...

a)

sex hormone in females;

  • regulate the female reproductive cycle

b)

Creation of gametes (sex cells) that half one set of genetic material to produce offspring.

  • Sperm in males

  • Eggs in females

  • Haploid cells = n

c)

sperm cell joins egg cell

=> 2n cell is formed

d)

sex hormone in males;

  • develops male characteristics 

  • controls reproductive system

15.

Testosterone

a)

sex hormone in females;

  • regulate the female reproductive cycle

b)

Creation of gametes (sex cells) that half one set of genetic material to produce offspring.

  • Sperm in males

  • Eggs in females

  • Haploid cells = n

c)

sperm cell joins egg cell

=> 2n cell is formed

d)

sex hormone in males;

  • develops male characteristics 

  • controls reproductive system