A) a male sex hormone
B) released from flowers
C) a sperm duct
D) produced in the ovary

A) organ used to deposit sperm
B) produce semen
C) where the zygote implants
D) are the site of egg production

A) Produced in the ovaries
B) An unfertilised egg
C) A fertilised egg
D) Produced in the testes

A) Carries urine from the bladder
B) A tube that carries sperm away from the testes
C) Is produced in the prostate gland
D) Carries the ovum to the uterus

A) A female gamete
B) A male gamete
C) Where eggs are produced
D) Where sperm is produced

A) Where testes are produced
B) A female gamete
C) A male gamete
D) Where eggs are produced

A) The coming together of sperm and egg
B) When a zygote implants on a uterus
C) When fluids are added to sperm
D) Another word for oviducts

A) A normal body cell
B) A scientific term for sex cell with 23 chromosomes
C) A scientific term for sex cell with 46 chromosomes
D) A fertilised egg

A) Oestrogen and Testosterone
B) Preogesterone and Testosterone
C) Oestrogen and Flagellum
D) Oestrogen and Progesterone

A) The middle of the sperm that gives it energy
B) The cap of a sperm that helps it enter the ovum
C) The head of the sperm that contains DNA
D) A tail on the sperm to help with movement

A) When an egg is released from the ovaries
B) When a fertilised egg implants on the uterus
C) When the uterus lining sheds
D) When the uterus lining thickens

A) When the male ejaculates
B) The monthly cycle of an egg maturing and ovulating
C) When the ovaries shrink
D) When the uterus lining sheds