Question 1

Describe the events occurring during gastrulation. What is the destination of the cells in the three layers?

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Question 2

Match between columns
                        Premises: will form the reproductive organs
initial cell divisions after fertilization
will form the digestive tract
conversion of blastula into three-layered embryo

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Question 3

Match between columns
                        Premises: manufactured in and released by the follicle
along with LH, is involved in sperm production and follicile growth
involved in stimulating facial and body hair growth
produced by the corpus luteum
increases to trigger ovulation

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Question 4

Describe the process of ovulation.

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Question 5

Describe the primary membranes surrounding the human fetus.

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Question 6

This is a structure at the head of a sperm cell that allows it to penetrate an egg cell.

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The acrosome is a structure found at the head of the sperm cell that contains enzymes that enable the sperm to penetrate the protective layers surrounding the egg cell.

Question 7

Which of the following statements about the egg cell is false?

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The egg cell is actually one of the largest cells in the human body, not relatively small compared to other body cells.

Question 8

Match between columns
                        Premises: human gonadotropic hormone
estrogen
lutenizing hormone
progesterone
follicle-stimulating hormone

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The Answer of prevents the onset of menstruation and along is...

Question 9

What is a negative feedback loop? How does this apply to sperm production?

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Question 10

Describe the pathway of sperm during ejaculation, from production to exiting the body. Include the contributions of various accessory ducts and glands.

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Question 11

Match between columns
                        Premises: corpus luteum
uterus
oviducts
ovaries
vagina

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The Answer of to produce eggs and where embryo implants is...

Question 12

The male reproductive system contains all of the following structures except the

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The clitoris is a structure found in the female reproductive system and is not present in the male reproductive system. The other structures listed are all present in the male reproductive system.

Question 13

Which of the following statements is true of the blastula?

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The blastula is the earliest stage of embryonic development, following fertilization and cleavage. It is a hollow ball of cells that will eventually give rise to the three primary germ layers and ultimately form the various tissues and organs of the embryo. Limb buds and the neural tube do not form until later stages of development. The blastula is not haploid, as it contains diploid cells produced by fertilization.

Question 14

Put the major stages of development in order.

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Question 15

Name the male accessory sexual glands and characterize the organs and their secretions.

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Question 16

Match between columns
                        Premises: seminal vesicles
prostate gland
epididymis
vasdeferens
seminiferous tubules

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Question 17

The female reproductive system contains all of the following structures except the

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Question 18

List the four primary female reproductive hormones, and the gland(s)that produces them.

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Question 19

Match between columns
                        Premises: estrogen
lutenizing hormone
follicle-stimulating hormone
human gonadotropic hormone
progesterone

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The Answer of causes development of the egg and the is...

Question 20

Match between columns
                        Premises: ovaries
oviducts
corpus luteum
uterus
vagina

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The Answer of where sperm typically fertilize eggs and to is...

Quiz 8: Reproduction and Development

Describe the events occurring during gastrulation. What is the destination of the cells in the three layers?

Match the following examples with the correct descriptive term.

Match the following examples with the correct hormone.

Describe the process of ovulation.

Describe the primary membranes surrounding the human fetus.

This is a structure at the head of a sperm cell that allows it to penetrate an egg cell.

Which of the following statements about the egg cell is false?

Match the following hormones with their actions.

What is a negative feedback loop? How does this apply to sperm production?

Describe the pathway of sperm during ejaculation, from production to exiting the body. Include the contributions of various accessory ducts and glands.

Match the following structures with their functions.

The male reproductive system contains all of the following structures except the

Which of the following statements is true of the blastula?

Put the major stages of development in order.

Name the male accessory sexual glands and characterize the organs and their secretions.

Match the following structures with their functions.

The female reproductive system contains all of the following structures except the

List the four primary female reproductive hormones, and the gland(s)that produces them.

Match the following hormones with their actions.

Match the following structures with their functions.