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Science Class 10

Ch- Reproduction (Part -Sexual Mode of reproduction)

Printable Worksheet- I

MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

1. Which of the following are an example of male secondary


sexual characteristics?
a. Thick facial growth
b. Deepening of the voice
c. Elongation and enlargement of penis
d. All of these
2. The act of expelling out semen from the urethra is known as
_________.
a. Urination
b. Ejaculation
c. Excretion
d. None of the above
3. _______ is made up of rubber from the latex sheath, which
covers the penis in the male and the vagina/cervix in the
female just before intercourse.
a. Copper- T
b. IUDS
c. Condom
d. Oral Pill
4. __________ provides nutrition to the sperm from the prostrate
gland and seminal vesicles.
5. An __________ is a hardening of the penis that occurs when
sponge-like tissue inside the penis fills up with blood.
6. From the vas deferens, the sperm reaches to the ________.
a. Epididymis
b. Scrotal Sac
c. Penis
d. Testes
7. Some of the ways of preventing a penile erection are:
a. Avoiding sexual arousing in mind
b. Ejaculating the penis and releasing the penis to make it
soft
c. Both of the above
d. None of the above
8. Why does the penis become increased in size and stands
away from the body?
9. Enumerate two important functions of penis.
10. ____________ slightly lowers the temperature of the
testes for sperm formation.
a. Penis
b. Seminal Vesicle
c. Scrotal Sac
d. Foreskin
11. Testes secrete male hormone known as ____________.
12. ____________ is the region which forces the semen to
move out of the penis’s opening during ejaculation.
13. The base of the penis is known as ________ and the tip of
the penis is known as ________.
a. Corona, Urethra
b. Corona, Foreskin
c. Adrenaline, Foreskin
d. None of the above
14. The process of mating is also known as _____________.
15. What do you mean by ‘Erection of a penis?
16. The sudden growth in pubic hairs, development of
testicles and penis is a sign of attaining _______.
17. State true or false: - a. When your penis is erect, the
flow of pee is blocked from the urethra, allowing only semen
to be ejaculated at erection.
b. The skin of the penis is loose and elastic which helps in
changing the size of during ejaculation.
18. Label the diagram and answer the following questions: -

a. Identify the part of the male reproductive in the diagram


which produces sperms for fertilisation.
b. Identify the part which in inserted in the vagina of a
female during sexual intercourse.
c. Identify the part which provides nutrition to the semen
during ejaculation.
OR
Differentiate between:
a. Penis and testes
b. Ejaculation and Masturbation
c. Condoms and Copper T
d. Sperm and Semen

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Ejaculation refers to the release of semen from the penis, usually during orgasm as a response to sexual stimulation, whereas masturbation is the self-stimulation of the genital organs which may or may not result in ejaculation. Both processes can lead to sexual satisfaction and tension release .

The loose and elastic nature of the skin on the penis facilitates changes in its size during sexual arousal and ejaculation, making it adaptable for erection and enabling the transfer of sperm to the female reproductive tract during intercourse .

Penile erection, through the engorgement of erectile tissues with blood, enables penetration during intercourse which is essential for the delivery of sperm to the female reproductive tract. The rigidity allows the penis to effectively transfer sperm close to the cervix, facilitating conception .

During ejaculation, the seminal vesicles contribute secretions that provide nutrients and energy to the sperm. These fluids contain fructose and other substances that help maintain sperm viability and facilitate the journey through the female reproductive tract .

The scrotal sac plays a crucial role in sperm production by slightly lowering the temperature of the testes, which is necessary for optimal sperm formation. Maintaining a temperature slightly cooler than the body's core temperature is important for the health and motility of sperm .

Proper condom use is crucial for sexual health as it acts as a barrier method of contraception, preventing sperm from reaching the egg and thereby reducing the risk of pregnancy. Additionally, condoms protect against sexually transmitted infections by covering the penis and preventing pathogen transfer during intercourse .

Penile erection can be inhibited by avoiding sexual arousal and by ejaculating, which releases the penis, causing it to become flaccid. Psychological distraction helps to prevent the neural stimuli that lead to erections .

The act of expelling semen from the urethra is termed ejaculation. This process is biologically significant as it releases sperm into the female reproductive tract, facilitating fertilization .

The onset of male puberty is signaled by an increase in testosterone production by the testes, leading to anatomical changes such as the development and enlargement of testicles and penis, growth of facial and pubic hair, and voice deepening .

During male puberty, secondary sexual characteristics develop which include thickening of facial hair, deepening of the voice, and elongation and enlargement of the penis .

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