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Human Reproduction and Development Worksheet

The document provides a worksheet on human reproduction and development with four sections: 1) Labeling a diagram of the human reproductive system, 2) Matching reproductive terms to their descriptions, 3) Matching hormones to their functions, and 4) Filling in blanks about fertilization and early development. Key terms defined include ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, vagina, testicles, vas deferens, and their functions in the reproductive system and processes.

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Human Reproduction and Development Worksheet

The document provides a worksheet on human reproduction and development with four sections: 1) Labeling a diagram of the human reproductive system, 2) Matching reproductive terms to their descriptions, 3) Matching hormones to their functions, and 4) Filling in blanks about fertilization and early development. Key terms defined include ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, vagina, testicles, vas deferens, and their functions in the reproductive system and processes.

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Human Reproduction and Development Worksheet

1. Label the following diagram of the human reproductive system.

Image: macrovector (Adobe Stock Photo)

epididymus prostate uterus

fallopian tube seminal vesicle vagina

ovary testicle vas deferens

penis head urethra

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2. Match the terms from the list below to the descriptions.

Term Description

produce eggs and secrete estrogen

connects the ovaries to the uterus

transport sperm from the epididymus to the urethra

produce sperm and secrete testosterone

where a fetus grows and develops until birth

store sperm until they leave the body

secrete substances that become part of semen

provides a passageway for a baby to leave the


mother's body during birth

epididymus prostate uterus

fallopian tube seminal vesicle vagina

ovary testicle vas deferens

penis head urethra

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3. Match the hormones to the descriptions. Some of the names will be used more than once.

Hormone Description

released from the anterior pituitary

released from the ovaries

responsible for the secondary sexual characteristics of


females

responsible for the secondary characteristics of males

controls the ovarian and menstrual cycle along with


FSH, LH, and progesterone

estrogen follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) testosterone

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4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Some may be used more than once, and
some words may not be used at all.

_____________________ occurs when the male gamete (sperm cell) fuses with the female

gamete (the egg) to produce a _____________________. The _____________________

travels down the _____________________ towards the _____________________. Along

the way it divides multiple times and eventually becomes a blastocyst. The blastocyst

embeds itself in the lining of the uterus. This process is called _____________________

and the blastocyst is now called an _____________________. As the

_____________________ grows and becomes more complex, specialized cells and tissues

start to develop. It also starts to form most _____________________. At the end of 8

weeks, it is now referred to as a _____________________.

blastocyst fertilization organs vagina

embryo fetus urethra vas deferens

fallopian tube implantation uterus zygote

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