Biology: Reproduction Basics

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Froggy Jumps Biology: Reproduction BasicsOnline version Quiz on human reproduction. by Adeline Mooney 1 Why are the testes located outside the body? a To keep sperm cooler than body temperature. b To protect them from predators. c To be closer to the heart for blood flow. 2 What are the three main parts of a sperm cell and their functions? a Head (DNA; acrosome helps fertilization), Midpiece (mitochondria for energy), Tail (movement). b Nucleus (energy), Cytoplasm ( dna), Flagellum (structure). c Head (releases enzymes), Body (stores nutrients), Tail (senses temperature). 3 An average ejaculation contains how many sperm? a About 100 million to 300 million sperm. b About 1 million. c About 1 thousand. 4 What is the primary purpose of meiosis? a) To create identical body cells b) To produce haploid gametes with genetic variation c) To repair damaged tissue d) To thicken the uterine lining a To thicken the uterine lining b To produce haploid gametes with genetic variation c To create identical body cells 5 What hormonal event triggers ovulation around day 14 of the menstrual cycle? a Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) decline b Estrogen withdrawal c Luteinizing hormone (LH) surge 6 If an egg is not fertilized, what happens to the lining of the uterus? a It remains intact and thickens further. b The lining is shed during menstruation. c It becomes part of the placenta. 7 Where does fertilization most commonly occur? a Uterus b Vagina c Fallopian tube 8 What is the difference between monozygotic and dizygotic twins? a Monozygotic = one egg splits; identical. Dizygotic = two eggs fertilized; fraternal. b Monozygotic = different sexes; Dizygotic = same sex. c Monozygotic = two eggs, fraternal. Dizygotic = one egg, identical. 9 Which parent's gamete determines the biological sex of the offspring? Explain why. a Both parents' gametes determine sex equally. b The father's gamete determines sex because sperm can carry X or Y; eggs carry only X. c The mother's gamete determines sex because eggs carry X or Y. 10 How do birth control pills prevent pregnancy? a They regulate hormones to prevent ovulation. b They kill sperm in the vagina. c They permanently alter the uterus. 11 What structure is cut during a vasectomy? a The vas deferens b The urethra c The epididymis

Froggy Jumps

Biology: Reproduction BasicsOnline version

Quiz on human reproduction.

by Adeline Mooney

Why are the testes located outside the body?

To keep sperm cooler than body temperature.

To protect them from predators.

To be closer to the heart for blood flow.

What are the three main parts of a sperm cell and their functions?

Head (DNA; acrosome helps fertilization), Midpiece (mitochondria for energy), Tail (movement).

Nucleus (energy), Cytoplasm ( dna), Flagellum (structure).

Head (releases enzymes), Body (stores nutrients), Tail (senses temperature).

An average ejaculation contains how many sperm?

About 100 million to 300 million sperm.

About 1 million.

About 1 thousand.

What is the primary purpose of meiosis? a) To create identical body cells b) To produce haploid gametes with genetic variation c) To repair damaged tissue d) To thicken the uterine lining

To thicken the uterine lining

To produce haploid gametes with genetic variation

To create identical body cells

What hormonal event triggers ovulation around day 14 of the menstrual cycle?

Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) decline

Estrogen withdrawal

Luteinizing hormone (LH) surge

If an egg is not fertilized, what happens to the lining of the uterus?

It remains intact and thickens further.

The lining is shed during menstruation.

It becomes part of the placenta.

Where does fertilization most commonly occur?

Uterus

Vagina

Fallopian tube

What is the difference between monozygotic and dizygotic twins?

Monozygotic = one egg splits; identical. Dizygotic = two eggs fertilized; fraternal.

Monozygotic = different sexes; Dizygotic = same sex.

Monozygotic = two eggs, fraternal. Dizygotic = one egg, identical.

Which parent's gamete determines the biological sex of the offspring? Explain why.

Both parents' gametes determine sex equally.

The father's gamete determines sex because sperm can carry X or Y; eggs carry only X.

The mother's gamete determines sex because eggs carry X or Y.

How do birth control pills prevent pregnancy?

They regulate hormones to prevent ovulation.

They kill sperm in the vagina.

They permanently alter the uterus.

What structure is cut during a vasectomy?

The vas deferens

The urethra

The epididymis

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Why are the testes located outside the body?

What are the three main parts of a sperm cell and their functions?

An average ejaculation contains how many sperm?

What is the primary purpose of meiosis? a) To create identical body cells b) To produce haploid gametes with genetic variation c) To repair damaged tissue d) To thicken the uterine lining

What hormonal event triggers ovulation around day 14 of the menstrual cycle?

If an egg is not fertilized, what happens to the lining of the uterus?

Where does fertilization most commonly occur?

What is the difference between monozygotic and dizygotic twins?

Which parent's gamete determines the biological sex of the offspring? Explain why.

How do birth control pills prevent pregnancy?

What structure is cut during a vasectomy?

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