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Review: Male Reproductive System

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Three glands add fluids to sperm to form semen. Which set correctly completes the list: seminal vesicle, bulbourethral gland, and ____?

a)

Vas deferens located in scrotum

b)

Prostate gland positioned below bladder

c)

Epididymis attached along testes

d)

Urethra running through the penis

2.

In the “Do As I Say” activity, which body system primarily enables you to hear a command, process it, and move accordingly?

a)

Endocrine system coordinating hormones for action

b)

Digestive system converting food into quick energy

c)

Nervous system transmitting signals for responses

d)

Respiratory system adjusting oxygen for movement

3.

Which body system primarily controls and coordinates activities in an organism?

a)

Circulatory system moving oxygenated blood

b)

Digestive system controlling nutrient breakdown

c)

Nervous system sending rapid nerve signals

d)

Endocrine system releasing chemical hormones

4.

A rapid, automatic response to a stimulus is called a:

a)

Memory stored in the cerebrum

b)

Voluntary movement planned consciously

c)

Hormone released by endocrine glands

d)

Reflex involving a reflex arc

5.

Which pathway correctly traces a simple reflex?

a)

Receptor → spinal cord → effector

b)

Effector → receptor → cerebrum

c)

Cerebrum → receptor → effector

d)

Receptor → cerebrum → spinal cord

6.

Neurons primarily communicate using:

a)

Electrical impulses and neurotransmitters

b)

Blood plasma and clotting factors

c)

Digestive enzymes and bile salts

d)

Antigens and memory B-cells

7.

Which daily habit most supports long-term brain health?

a)

Constant multitasking without breaks

b)

Balanced diet with omega-3 fats

c)

Irregular sleep with late screens

d)

Frequent dehydration during exercise

8.

Which option pairs a stimulus with the most appropriate receptor?

a)

Chemicals with pain receptors

b)

Pressure with olfactory cells

c)

Light with photoreceptors

d)

Sound waves with taste buds

9.

Why is the nervous system described as controlling and coordinating body activities?

a)

It stores oxygen and removes carbon dioxide

b)

It rapidly processes stimuli and directs responses

c)

It digests food and absorbs nutrients

d)

It produces hormones that rebuild tissues

10.

What is the best description of a stimulus in human physiology?

a)

A voluntary muscle contraction

b)

Any external or internal change

c)

Only painful environmental events

d)

A chemical released by glands

11.

Which everyday action is primarily a reflex mediated by the nervous system?

a)

Blinking when a light flashes

b)

Producing hormones overnight

c)

Filtering blood in the kidneys

d)

Chewing food after swallowing

12.

Which habit is a brain health concern for teenagers?

a)

Mindful stress management practices

b)

Consistent seven to nine hours sleep

c)

Daily smoking or vaping nicotine

d)

Regular aerobic physical activity

13.

Which lifestyle pattern is most likely to impair attention and memory in the short term?

a)

Maintaining consistent exercise

b)

Skipping breakfast before classes

c)

Practicing deep breathing daily

d)

Hydrating regularly during school

14.

Which statement best defines the nervous system for a Grade 10 learner?

a)

A complex network of specialized nerve cells

b)

A collection of organs that digest food

c)

A system that only includes muscles and tendons

d)

A rigid framework of protective bone tissue

15.

Look at the diagrams showing the brain, spinal cord, and full-body nerve network. Which structure is the central pathway that relays signals between the brain and peripheral nerves?

a)

Cerebral cortex covering the brain surface

b)

Cerebellum at the back of the brain

c)

Peripheral nerves branching in the limbs

d)

Spinal cord running through the vertebral column