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Reproduction Test

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Reproduction Test

The document is a biology test focused on reproduction, including multiple-choice questions about human reproductive anatomy, hormones, and processes. It also contains sections on the menstrual cycle, the functions of the placenta, birth control methods, and the implications of STDs. Students are required to answer questions and fill in blanks related to reproductive health and biology.

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Biology: Reproduction​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Date: ________________________

Name:_______________________​ ​ ​ Form: 4______________________


Section A: 1. All questions are multiple choice. 2. Read each question carefully before answering.

1. Which structure produces sperm cells in A. Protect the fetus from shock​
humans? B. Produce sperm cells​
C. Allow exchange of materials between
A. Urethra​ mother and fetus​
B. Prostate gland​ D. Store urine
C. Testis​
D. Scrotum

2. Fertilization in humans normally occurs in 5. Which of the following is a form of asexual


the reproduction in plants?

A. Ovary​ A. Pollination​
B. Uterus​ B. Fertilization​
C. Vagina​ C. Budding​
D. Oviduct (Fallopian tube) D. Meiosis

3. Which hormone is responsible for the 6. In flowering plants, pollination is the


development of female secondary sexual transfer of pollen from the
characteristics?
A. Ovule to ovary​
A. Progesterone​ B. Anther to stigma​
B. Estrogen​ C. Stigma to style​
C. Testosterone​ D. Ovary to anther
D. FSH

7. Which process results in the production of


4. The main function of the placenta is to gametes?

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A. Mitosis​ 9. Identical twins are formed when
B. Meiosis​
C. Fertilization​ A. Two eggs are fertilized by two different
D. Germination sperm​
B. One fertilized egg splits into two embryos​
C. Two sperms fertilize one egg​
D. Meiosis fails to occur
8. Which of the following diseases is sexually
transmitted?

A. Malaria​ 10. The menstrual cycle is regulated mainly


B. Tuberculosis​ by hormones produced by the
C. Gonorrhea​
D. Influenza A. Pancreas​
B. Pituitary gland​
C. Thyroid gland​
D. Liver

Section B: [Link] figure below shows a diagram of the male and female reproductive organs of
humans

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(b) (i) Two hormones associated with the reproductive cycle of the female are oestrogen

and progesterone. What are TWO likely consequences of limited production of

these hormones?

(ii) Women of reproductive age are generally advised not to smoke cigarettes. Identify

TWO ways in which smoking is likely to harm the developing foetus. (6 marks)

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(c) Education on reproductive health in some schools now includes condom education.

(i) State ONE disadvantage of using condoms.

(ii) Suggest TWO reasons why choosing a birth control method can be a more difficult issue for the
female partner in a marriage than the male. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ (3 marks)

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Figure 3. Menstrual cycle of the human female

(a) (i) Using the numbers I-IV, label Figure 3 to indicate where in the menstrual cycle

EACH of the following events occur:

a) Uterus wall builds up as oestrogen level rises (I)

b) Many blood vessels develop (II)

c) Shedding of the uterine wall (III)

d) Uterine wall prepared for implantation (IV)​ ​ ​ ​ ​ (4 marks)

(ii) Identify TWO hormones involved in the menstrual cycle and give the function

of any ONE.​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ (3 marks)

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(b) State THREE functions of the placenta during development of the foetus.​​ (3 marks)

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(c) (i) State THREE birth control methods practised by human beings.​ ​ (3 marks)

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(ii) Suggest why binh control seems more important in humans than in other

populations of mammals. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ (2 marks)

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Total 15 marks

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Section C: Fill in the blank

1.​ Contraceptive table

Method How it works Advantages Disadvantages

Sterilisation Irreversible

Contraceptive pill Very reliable if taken as


prescribed

Rhythm method Refraining from sexual


intercourse during
those times in
menstural cycle when
fertilization is likely

2.​ State four social and economic implications of STD’s especially HIV/AIDS

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