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Reproduction in
Human 20 Questions DATE :
1. The female reproductive parts in human consists of
__________________________________________.
A testes and penis B ovaries, stigma and style
C ovaries, womb and vagina D ovaries and ovules
2. The ovaries in the human female reproductive system produced__________.
A sperm cell B pollen grain
C ovules D egg cell
3. A developing baby in a female's womb obtain its
nutrients through the_____________.
A pollen tube B stomach
C umbilical cord D fallopian tube
4. During reproduction, what are passed down from parents to their young?
A Behaviours B Blood
C Thumbprint D Characteristics
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5. How similar is sexual reproduction in flowering plants and in humans?
It involves the fusion of male and It does not involve any fusion of male
A female reproductive cells. B and female reproductive cells.
It involves the fusion of ovaries It involves the fusion of pollen grain and
C and ovules. sperm.
D
6. In which of the following structures of the female human reproductive system
is the fertilised egg develops?
A Ovary B Fallopian tube
C Vagina D Womb
7. The diagram below represents structures found in the
female reproductive system. If the areas labeled A were
completely blocked on both sides, the most likely result
would be that
A an embryo would develop B fertilization would not occur
C egg production would stop D sperm production would stop
8. What is the female reproductive organs that produce eggs?
A Testes B Womb
C Penis D Ovary
9. What is the male reproductive organs that produce sperms?
A Fallopian tube B Penis
C Testes D Ovary
10. State the process shown in the picture.
A germination B seed dispersal
C fertilisation D pollination
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11. Which statement is false about the similarity of the human and plant
reproduction system?
Both involve the passing on of Both will need to disperse their young
A characteristics from parents to B far away
young
Both involve the production of male
and female reproductive cells from Both involve the fusion of the male and
C the male and female respectively D female reproductive cell
12. Which of the following correctly describes sexual reproduction in humans?
Fertilisation of the egg takes place The fertilised egg develops in the
A inside the male's body. B stomach.
Many eggs are fertilised by one Fertilisation occurs when a sperm and
C sperm. D an egg fuse.
13. How long does the female approximately carry a child in the womb?
A 9 months B 38 months
C 9 years D 12 months
14. Where does fertilisation occur?
A The womb B The fallopian tube
C The vagina D The ovary
15. What do you call the sac that contains the testes?
A filament B penis
C sperm D scrotum
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16. It is the tube which leads from the womb out of the body.
A pollen tube B fallopian tube
C uterus D vagina
17. Which characteristics are unique to humans?
A dimples B height
C fingerprint D type of earlobes
18. Which characteristics are passed on from parents to their children?
A shape of eyebrows B colour of skin
C likes or dislikes D presence of freckles
19. Which of the following are NOT passed on from parents to young?
A blood disorder B shape of nose
C voice patterns D tongue rolling
20. Which characteristics are passed on by parent plants to their young?
A colour of seeds B size of flowers
C shape of fruit D height of plant
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