Reproductive Systems

Question 1

Testes

Answer 1

Glands responsible for producing male sex hormone testosterone and sperm

Question 2

Scrotum

Answer 2

Scrotum regulates temperature of the sperm by moving closer or further from body (relax or contracting)

Question 3

Epididymis

Answer 3

Coils attached to the testes mature immature sperm, storing matured sperm until climax

When climax- carried to urethra by vas deferens

Question 4

Penis

Answer 4

Male organ used to deliver semen to female during intercourse, houses urethra which transports urine and semen

Question 5

Vas deferens

Answer 5

Sperm duct, muscular tube which moves sperm from epididymis to the urethra

Question 6

Seminal Vesicle

Answer 6

Attached to the vas deferens, pouches produce fructose which supplies sperm with energy to swim and fertilize the egg

Question 7

Urethra

Answer 7

Tube located in penis which carries sperm and urine outside of the body

Question 8

Prostate gland

Answer 8

Gland produces fluids that make up semen, supply nutrients to the sperm

Question 9

Ovaries

Answer 9

Glands produce female sex hormone and egg cells （ova)

Each month from puberty to menopause one ovary will release an egg —> ovulation

Question 10

Uterus

Answer 10

Pear shaped organ that grows a lining each month to prepare for pregnancy. Lining sheds if there is no pregnancy (menstruation)

Question 11

Cervix

Answer 11

Connects vagina and uterus and produces mucus. Leading up to ovulation this mucus is clear elastic and slipper. Helps sperm from male reach uterus during sex

Question 12

Vagina

Answer 12

Canal that joins cervix to the outside of the body
Where the baby passes at birth, where penis enters during sex

Question 13

Fallopian tubes

Answer 13

Two tubes stretch from ovaries to the uterus, these tubes carry eggs each month

Question 14

Endometrium uterine lining

Answer 14

Inner layer of uterus (womb). Tissue shed monthly in response of hormonal changes of the menstrual period.