Adolescence takes place between the ages of _______ and ________.
10 and 19
From puberty, every ____________ days approximately an egg begins to mature in the ovaries.
50
28
14
What part of the male reproductive system is this?
penis
What part of the female reproductive system is this?
fallopian tubes
What is the function of the ovaries?
produce the male sex cells called sperm or spermatozoa
produce the female sex cells called eggs or ova
produce the male sex cells called eggs or ova
What is produced during fertilisation?
A zygote
Which are the three stages of labour?
Labour, birth and afterbirth
Dilation, birth and afterbirth
Dilation, birth and birthday
Where does fertilisation take place?
In the fallopian tubes
What part of the female reproductive system is this?
uterus
When the egg matures after 14 days, it enters the ___________________.
fallopian tubes
When a woman has the period the egg, some blood and tissue from the uterus come out of the ______________.
vagina
What part of the male reproductive system is this?
urethra
What happens in the process of fertilisation?
The sperm joins with an egg
When the egg matures after 14 days, it enters the ___________________.
fallopian tubes
Puberty is the process _________________.
of changes in the respiratory system
of changes in the body when the hair develops
of changes in the body when the reproductive systems develop
What is the amniotic sac?
A membrane that forms around the embryo for protection
An organ that supplies oxygen and nutrients from the mother
An organ that produces female sex cells
What part of the female reproductive system is this?
ovaries
What is placenta?
An organ that produces female sex cells
A membrane that forms around the embryo
An organ that supplies oxygen and nutrients from the mother
What part of the male reproductive system is this?
vasa deferentia
What is adolescence?
The stage of life between adulthood and old age
The stage of life between childhood and adulthood
The stage of life between childhood and old age
Healthy relationships are based on ___________.
respect
When does puberty begins?
Usually begins at the age of ten
What part of the female reproductive system is this?
vulva
What part of the male reproductive system is this?
prostate
Which one is a primary sexual characteristic?
muscle development
testicles
armpit hair
What is the function of the testicles?
produce the male sex cells called sperm or spermatozoa
produce the female sex cells called eggs or ova
produce the male sex cells called eggs or ova
Which one is a secondary sexual characteristic?
testicles
muscle development
armpit hair
What changes does a woman experience during pregnancy?
Stops having periods, breasts grow and prepare to feed, and abdomen enlarges
Sex characteristics are _____________________,
the hair growth and the breast development
the reproductive systems at birth
the physical differences between people of different sexes
During adolescence _______________________________.
we don't need to manage our emotions
we may notice mood changes and feel more irritable
we don't experience changes
What part of the male reproductive system is this?
testicles
What is labour?
It is the physical process by which the baby and the placenta are pushed out of a women's body
What part of the female reproductive system is this?
vagina
Adolescence
includes physical changes of puberty and many other changes
includes just physical changes of puberty
doesn't affect how we are, feel and relate to each other