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Mammalian Reproduction

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Key roles of inhibin in males?

a)

Stimulates the release of testosterone

b)

Inhibits the release of FSH (regulates FSH levels)

c)

Promotes sperm production

d)

Increases the size of the testes

2.

Key roles of FSH in males?

a)

Stimulates Sertoli cells

b)

Inhibits testosterone production

c)

Promotes muscle growth

d)

Enhances red blood cell production

3.

Key roles of LH in males?

a)

Stimulates testosterone production

b)

Inhibits estrogen production

c)

Promotes sperm maturation

d)

Regulates blood sugar levels

4.

Key roles of LH in females?

a)

Triggers ovulation

b)

Stimulates milk production

c)

Increases estrogen levels

d)

Regulates blood sugar levels

5.

Relaxin is produced where?

a)

Placenta and ovaries

b)

Liver and kidneys

c)

Pancreas and spleen

d)

Heart and lungs

6.

The name of 3 is?

a)

cervix

b)

femur

c)

humerus

d)

tibia

7.

What is GnRH in males & females?

a)

A hormone secreted in the hypothalamus of the brain that triggers the release of LH and FSH

b)

A neurotransmitter that regulates mood and behavior

c)

A protein involved in muscle growth and repair

d)

An enzyme that aids in digestion

8.

The name of B is?

a)

ovarian follicles

b)

testicular tubules

c)

seminal vesicles

d)

corpus luteum

9.

LH stands for?

a)

Luteinising hormone

b)

Lactate hormone

c)

Lymphatic hormone

d)

Leptin hormone

10.

Key roles of testosterone in males?

a)

Developing male reproductive tissue

b)

Regulating body temperature

c)

Enhancing muscle flexibility

d)

Increasing hair growth on the face

11.

The name of 4 is?

a)

uterus (+ uterine wall lined with endometrium)

b)

ovary

c)

fallopian tube

d)

cervix

12.

Key roles of progesterone in females?

a)

Prepares endometrium for implantation of fertilised egg

b)

Stimulates secretion of milk

c)

Triggers pregnancy (regulates menstrual cycle)

d)

Increases testosterone levels

13.

Key roles of FSH in females?

a)

Growth and maturation of follicles

b)

Stimulate testosterone production

c)

Inhibit ovulation

d)

Regulate blood sugar levels

14.

Key roles of inhibin in females?

a)

Stimulates the release of FSH

b)

Stops the release of FSH (regulates timing of ovulation)

c)

Increases estrogen production

d)

Promotes follicle development

15.

Key roles of prolactin in females?

a)

Stimulates milk production

b)

Increases testosterone levels

c)

Enhances bone density

d)

Promotes hair growth

16.

What phase is occurring at X?

a)

Ovulation = release of mature egg from ovary

b)

Follicular phase = maturation of follicles

c)

Luteal phase = preparation for potential pregnancy

d)

Menstrual phase = shedding of the uterine lining

17.

What are Sertoli cells?

a)

Cells found in the ovaries that help in egg production

b)

Cells found in the testes that help in sperm production and maturation

c)

Cells that produce hormones in the adrenal glands

d)

Cells that support the immune system in the lymph nodes

18.

Key roles of relaxin in females?

a)

Loosens and relaxes muscles to prepare body to stretch for pregnancy

b)

Increases bone density during pregnancy

c)

Stimulates hair growth during pregnancy

d)

Regulates blood sugar levels during pregnancy

19.

Key roles of hCG in females?

a)

Promotes progesterone production by maintaining corpus luteum

b)

Key hormone present in pregnancy tests

c)

Stimulates ovulation in females

d)

Inhibits the production of estrogen

20.

The name of A is?

a)

corpus luteum

b)

endometrium

c)

myometrium

d)

placenta