Site MapHelpFeedbackPost-Test
Post-Test
(See related pages)

1
Sexual reproduction involves intercourse or copulation to deliver the male gamete to the female gamete so fertilization can occur.
A)True
B)False
2
A single ejaculation from a nonsterile male may contain
A)a million sperm.
B)twenty million sperm.
C)a hundred million sperm.
D)several hundred million sperm.
3
A female is born with about ____ oocytes, of which about ___ will mature during her lifetime.
A)one thousand, one hundred
B)one hundred thousand, one thousand
C)two million, four hundred
D)ten million, one hundred
4
Fertilization of an egg normally takes place when the sperm and egg unite in the
A)vagina.
B)uterus.
C)fallopian tube.
D)ovary.
5
The growth of the follicle during the follicular stage of the reproductive cycle is stimulated by
A)LH.
B)FSH.
C)estrogen.
D)progesterone.
6
During the follicular phase of the reproductive cycle, a rise in the level of ____ causes the hypothalamus to signal the pituitary to decrease production of FSH.
A)LH
B)progesterone
C)estrogen
D)prolactin
7
__________________ is the hormone that causes ovulation.
A)FSH
B)LH
C)Estrogen
D)Progesterone
8
Only humans have menstrual cycles.
A)True
B)False
9
The simplest and most reliable way to avoid pregnancy is
A)abstinence.
B)coitus interruptus.
C)use of a condom.
D)use of birth-control pills.
10
By the end of _____, distribution of cells into the three primary tissue types has been accomplished.
A)cleavage
B)gastrulation
C)the formation of the blastocyst
D)neurulation
11
Sperm develop their motility while being stored in the vas deferens.
A)True
B)False
12
If an egg is fertilized, it will attach itself to the endometrium to continue development.
A)True
B)False
13
By the end of the third month, the fetus has developed all the major organs and begins moving its arms and legs.
A)True
B)False
14
The development of eggs without fertilization is called _________ and occurs in ________.
A)hermaphroditism, mammals
B)hermaphroditism, arthropods
C)parthenogenesis, mammals,
D)parthenogenesis, arthropods
E)spontaneous fertilization, amphibians
15
A difference between ovoviviparity and viviparity is that in
A)ovoviviparity fertilization of the egg is not necessary to produce another generation, while fertilization is necessary in viviparity.
B)ovoviviparity the embryo obtains nutrients from the egg yolk, while in viviparity the embryo obtains nutrients from the mother's blood.
C)ovoviviparity several offspring are produced, while in viviparity only one offspring is produced.
D)ovoviviparity the offspring obtains nutrients from the mother's blood, while it is in the eggs while in viviparity the embyro receives nutrients from the yolk.
E)None of the above
16
Birds, most reptiles and ______ lay water-tight eggs.
A)amphibians
B)bony fishes
C)monotremes
D)alligators
E)sharks
17
The scrotum is located below the abdominal cavity of the male rather than located internally because
A)that is a safer location for the testes.
B)the temperature is cooler there, allowing sperm to complete their development.
C)the external location makes it easier to transport sperm to the penis during ejaculation.
D)the higher temperatures that occur there allow the sperm to develop normally.
E)Both 3 and 4
18
Men with sperm counts of fewer than __________ sperm per milliliter are considered sterile.
A)600 million
B)250 million
C)100 million
D)150 million
E)20 million
19
The miniature limbs of the embryo assume their adult shapes
A)at three weeks of development.
B)during the second month of development.
C)during the third month of development.
D)during the second trimester.
E)during the third trimester.
20
Which of the following is the least effective form of birth control?
A)Condom
B)Birth-control pill
C)Rhythm method
D)Vasectomy
E)Intrauterine device (IUD)







The Living WorldOnline Learning Center

Home > Chapter 36 > Post-Test