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    This document contains a skills worksheet about the male and female reproductive systems. It includes a matching activity to connect parts of the male reproductive system with their names. It also includes true/false questions about pregnancy and early development. The key provides answers to the matching activity and true/false questions. It aims to reteach important concepts about human reproduction.

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    This document contains a skills worksheet about the male and female reproductive systems. It includes a matching activity to connect parts of the male reproductive system with their names. It also includes true/false questions about pregnancy and early development. The key provides answers to the matching activity and true/false questions. It aims to reteach important concepts about human reproduction.

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    Name Class Date

    Skills Worksheet

    Reteaching
    Section: Male Reproductive System
    Match the phrases on the left with the parts of the male reproductive system on
    the right. Letters will be used more than once.

    ______ 1. tube that starts at the bladder and ends a. testes


    at the opening of the penis b. epididymis
    ______ 2. produce testosterone c. vas deferens
    d. urethra
    ______ 3. where sperm mature
    e. sperm
    ______ 4. where glands add fluids to sperm f. penis
    ______ 5. located in the scrotum

    ______ 6. circumcision

    ______ 7. fertilize the egg

    ______ 8. coiled tubes at top of testes

    ______ 9. produce sperm

    ______10. changes in blood flow cause erection

    ______11. small, streamlined cells

    ______12. where sperm leave the body

    ______13. connect epididymis to urethra

    ______14. should be examined monthly

    ______15. too few results in infertility

    ______16. carries urine out of the body

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    Lifetime Health 8 Reproduction, Pregnancy, and Development
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    TEACHER RESOURCE

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM 4. c, d 12. d, f


    Answers may vary but should reflect an 5. a 13. c
    ability to evaluate and assess the informa- 6. f 14. a
    tion displayed in each advertisement. 7. e 15. e
    8. b 16. d
    MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
    1. Sexually transmitted diseases typically SECTION: FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE
    infect the urethra because this tube is SYSTEM
    the only open orifice in the male 1. cystitis 9. fallopian tube
    reproductive system. It thus provides 2. cervix 10. cramps
    an entryway for the disease-causing 3. uterus 11. premenstrual
    organisms. 4. menstruation syndrome
    2. Answers may vary. Students may note 5. eggs, sex (PMS)
    that males should keep their external hormones 12. toxic shock
    reproductive organs clean and dry, 6. ovulation 13. Pap smear
    avoid exposing the scrotum to high 7. vagina 14. egg
    temperatures for extended periods of 8. menstrual cycle 15. urethra
    time, and refrain from sexual activity
    until marriage. SECTION: PREGNANCY AND EARLY
    3. Sperm have tails and energy supplies DEVELOPMENT
    that allow them to “swim.” Because 1. T
    sperm are moving, if they are deposited 2. F; The sperm fertilizes the egg in the
    near the entrance to the female repro- fallopian tube.
    ductive system, they are able to enter 3. T
    the reproductive system and possibly 4. F; The mother’s blood and the
    move towards the female’s egg. embryo’s blood do not mix in the
    placenta.
    FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM 5. F; An embryo becomes a fetus at the
    1. Pregnancy can most likely occur on or beginning of the ninth week.
    right after day 14 of the menstrual cycle. 6. T
    2. The female reproductive system is not 7. T
    ready to bear children until after 8. T
    puberty has been completed. Before 9. F; Most babies are walking and talking
    puberty is over, the reproductive by the time they are one year old.
    system is still developing. Having a 10. T
    baby before the reproductive system
    has fully developed can be dangerous Concept Review
    for the mother.
    3. The female reproductive organs are all
    SECTION: MALE REPRODUCTIVE
    internal, so many STDs will result in an
    SYSTEM
    1. fertilization 8. urethra, penis
    internal infection that leads to scarring.
    2. vas deferens 9. testosterone
    The scarring may disrupt the correct
    3. epididymis 10. ejaculation
    path that an egg would need to take in
    4. ejaculation 11. sperm
    order to become fertilized and may
    5. testes 12. semen, sperm
    make it impossible for implantation to
    6. semen 13. testes
    occur in the uterine wall.
    7. testosterone
    Reteaching SECTION: FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE
    SECTION: MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
    SYSTEM 1. ovaries
    1. d 9. a 2. ovulation
    2. a 10. f 3. fallopian tubes
    3. b 11. e 4. sperm

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    Lifetime Health 43 Reproduction, Pregnancy, and Development

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