Yr 7&8 Reproductive system

Question 1

Puberty

Answer 1

Changes that begin to occur during late childhood as a result of the body becoming capable of reproduction.

Question 2

What is Testosterone

Answer 2

Male sex hormone

Question 3

WHat is Oestrogen

Answer 3

Female sex hormone

Question 4

What is Serotonin

Answer 4

Hormone that stabilises mood.

Question 5

Sexual intercourse

Answer 5

Sexual contact or activity between individuals

Question 6

Vaginal Sex

Answer 6

Sexual intercourse involving vaginal penetration, often by penis

Question 7

Oral Sex

Answer 7

The mouth is used to stimulate the genitals i.e. penis, scrotum/testicles, vagina, vulva including clitoris

Question 8

Anal Sex

Answer 8

Sexual activity involving stimulation and penetration of the anus

Question 9

What is number 1?

Answer 9

Fallopian tube

Question 10

What is number 2?

Answer 10

Vagina

Question 11

What is number 3?

Answer 11

Vulva

Question 12

What is number 4?

Answer 12

Cervix

Question 13

What is number 5?

Answer 13

Uterus

Question 14

What is number 6?

Answer 14

Ovary

Question 15

What is number 1?

Answer 15

Vas deferens

Question 16

What is number 2?

Answer 16

Prostate gland

Question 17

What is number 3?

Answer 17

Penis

Question 18

What is number 4?

Answer 18

Urethra

Question 19

What is number 5?

Answer 19

Testicle

Question 20

What is number 6?

Answer 20

Scrotum

Question 21

Sex

Answer 21

A set of biological traits present from birth i.e. male, female.

Question 22

Gender identity

Answer 22

The gender a person identifies as which may be different to the sex assigned at birth e.g. transgender, non-binary