MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Directions for Part 1:
Match the word from Column 1 with its definition in Column 2
Column 1
Column 2
1. Testicle
A. An opening from the digestive system for
eliminating wastes _____
2. Scrotum
B. Duct through which urine and semen is
Discharged_____
3. Epididymis
C. Either of two ducts that allow sperm to pass
from the testicles_____
4. Vas Deferens
D. The male sex organ; also the male urinary organ_____
5. Urethra
E. The external pouch (sack) that contains the testes____
6. Seminal Vesicles
F. One of two glands in the male that produce
sperm.____
7. Prostate
G. Organ where urine is stored____
8. Cowper's Gland
H. Small tubes where sperm further develops____
9. Penis
I. Secretes fluid that minimizes the acid of
Urethra____
10. Bladder
J. Produce a thick, whitish fluid, called semen____
11. Anus
K. Produces a fluid that mixes with the semen____
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Directions for Part 1:
Match the word from Column 1 with its definition in Column 2
Column 1
Column 2
1. Ovary
A. Passage that leads from the uterus to the outside
of the body____
2. Fallopian Tube
B. Duct through which urine is discharged____
3. Uterus
C. A ring of muscle at the end of the uterus which
dilates for the birth of a baby_____
4. Vagina
D. Either of two tubes through which the egg travels on its way to the uterus after
being released from an ovary each month._____
5. Cervix
E. An opening from the digestive system for eliminating wastes_____
6. Vulva
G. A hollow muscular organ, which holds and nourishes a baby until birth_____
7. Clitoris
H. Organ that stores urine_____
8. Bladder
produced______
I. One of two female organs in which egg cells and sex hormones are
9. Urethra
J. External female genitalia______
10. Anus
K. A sensitive organ protected by the labia_______
Directions for Part 2:
Use the diagram below to locate and review parts of the reproductive systems.