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Reproductive system

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  • What does the placenta do?
    It provides nutrients and oxygen from the mother to the embryo.
  • What are female sex cells called?
    Ova.
  • What are male sex cells called?
    Spermatozoa.
  • What connects the uterus to the outside of the body?
    The vagina.
  • Where do babies develop?
    The uterus or womb.
  • Where are sperm cells produced?
    The testes.
  • Where is the urethra located in males?
    The penis.
  • What organ do egg cells come from?
    The ovaries.
  • In both men and women, where is urine expelled from?
    The urethra.
  • Are reproductive organs primary or secondary sexual characteristics?
    Primary sexual characteristics.
  • What two parts do the fallopian tubes connect?
    The ovaries and the uterus.
  • How long does pregnancy usually last?
    Nine months.
  • What is the only external part of the female reproductive system?
    The vulva
  • What connects the testes to the urethra?
    The sperm ducts.
  • What does the prostate gland do?
    Produces liquids that help transport sperm and provide them with nutrients.
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