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  • What are gametes?
    Male and female reproductive cells
  • Puberty. Does it belong to girls or boys puberty? Their voice deepens.
    Boys
  • This is a tube inside the penis that can carry urine or semen.
    Urethra
  • Name the organ marked with X and its function
    The organ is uterus, and its function is the place where the baby developing
  • The tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the urethra are called
    Vas deferens
  • Small sacs filled with fluid that are found inside a woman’s ovaries.
    follicles
  • This is a male external organ that surrounds the urethra
    Penis
  • What is number 13?
    vas deferens
  • The baby leaves the uterus through a narrow opening
    Cervix
  • How often does an ovum mature?
    One every month.
  • What is number 2?
    seminal vesicle
  • Puberty. Does it belong to girls or boys puberty? Menstruation starts.
    Girls puberty
  • Carry mature ova from the ovaries to the uterus.
    Fallopian tubes
  • The process where an egg is released from an ovary is called
    ovulation
  • What are the organs in females that produce ova (or eggs)?
    Ovaries
  • What is number 9?
    ureter
  • The skin at the end of the penis is called the
    Foreskin
  • The external set of female sex organs is called
    The vulva
  • Transport sperm from the testes to the vas deferens
    epididymis
  • The testicles are located inside the
    Scrotum
  • Puberty. Does it belong to girls or boys puberty? The skin becomes oily and develops acne.
    Both
  • What part of the female reproductive system is a cavity with thick muscular walls, sometimes know as the womb?
    Uterus
  • Organs that produce liquids to make semen
    Seminal vesicles, prostate and cowper's gland
  • This is a female internal tube that connects the uterus to the outside of the body.
    vagina
  • What do you call the male organs that produce sperm?
    Testicles
  • What connects the ovaries to the uterus?
    Fallopian tubes
  • Name the male reproductive cells.
    Sperm
  • When a sperm cell joins with an ovum
    fertilisation
  • Which glands located behind the bladder produce the seminal fluid?
    seminal vesicles
  • What is this called?
    Ovum
  • Where is the fertilised egg implanted?
    uterus
  • Sexual maturity is reached during the period of
    Puberty
  • What is number 11?
    prostate
  • What are the Primary Sexual Characteristics?
    The differences between male and female sexual organs.
  • The ____________ provides the foetus with oxygen and other nutrients
    placenta
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