Chapter 13 - Reproductive System

The gonads of the female reproductive system are __________, and the gonads of male reproductive system are __________.
1. ovaries, testes
2. oocytes, sperm
3. ovum, sperm
4. oocytes, spermatogonia
Sperm travels from the testis to the utethra, first via the __________, and then via the __________.
1. epididmys, ductus deferens
2. ductus deferens, epididmys
Order the glands from most contribution to semen to least.
1. seminal glands → prostate gland → bulbo-urethal glands
2. prostate gland → seminal glands → bulbo-urethal glands
3. prostate gland → bulbo-urethal glands → seminal glands
4. seminal glands → bulbo-urethal glands → prostate gland
The male external genitals include:
1. scrotum, penis, testis
2. scrotum, penis, testis, prostate gland
3. scrotum, penis, testis, epididmys
4. scrotum, penis, testis, epididmys, ductus deferens
The male reproductive tract starts at the:
1. epididmys
2. testis
3. penis
4. ductus deferens
The opening of the uterus is the:
1. cervix
2. vagina
3. labia
4. urethra
Order the segments of the uterine tube from lateral (ovary) to medial (uterus).
1. infundibulum → ampulla → isthmus
2. isthmus → ampulla → infundibulum
3. ampulla → isthmus → infundibulum
4. infundibulum → isthmus → ampulla
How do the urethra compare between men and women?
1. urethra is longer in men
2. urethra is longer in women
3. urethra is the same length in men and women
Viable sperm production requires that:
1. the testis maintain a temperature 1 °C lower than body temperature
2. the testis maintain a temperature 1 °C greater than body temperature
3. the testis are the same temperature as normal body temperature
An oocyte matures into a/an __________ by time it is in the uterine tube, and once fertilized becomes a/an __________.
1. ovum, zygote
2. ovum, embryo
3. zygote, ovum
4. embryo, ovum

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