- Which type of reproduction involves the fusion of male and female gametes?
- A) Asexual reproduction
- B) Binary fission
- C) Sexual reproduction
- D) Budding
Answer: C) Sexual reproduction
- What is the primary function of the placenta in mammals?
- A) Producing eggs
- B) Providing nutrients to the embryo
- C) Protecting the embryo from pathogens
- D) Generating hormones
Answer: B) Providing nutrients to the embryo
- Which stage of embryonic development follows fertilization?
- A) Gastrula
- B) Blastula
- C) Zygote
- D) Morula
Answer: C) Zygote
- In which part of the female reproductive system does fertilization typically occur?
- A) Uterus
- B) Vagina
- C) Ovary
- D) Fallopian tube
Answer: D) Fallopian tube
- What is the name of the process by which an embryo develops into a fetus?
- A) Gametogenesis
- B) Cleavage
- C) Morphogenesis
- D) Gestation
Answer: D) Gestation
- Which hormone is primarily responsible for ovulation in females?
- A) Progesterone
- B) Estrogen
- C) Luteinizing hormone (LH)
- D) Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
Answer: C) Luteinizing hormone (LH)
- What is the primary purpose of meiosis in sexual reproduction?
- A) To produce identical daughter cells
- B) To maintain chromosome number
- C) To produce gametes with half the chromosome number
- D) To repair damaged cells
Answer: C) To produce gametes with half the chromosome number
- During which stage of embryonic development does organogenesis occur?
- A) Morula
- B) Blastula
- C) Gastrula
- D) Zygote
Answer: C) Gastrula
- Which structure is responsible for the production of sperm in males?
- A) Epididymis
- B) Seminal vesicle
- C) Testes
- D) Prostate gland
Answer: C) Testes
- Which type of cleavage results in symmetrical division of the embryo?
- A) Spiral cleavage
- B) Radial cleavage
- C) Bilateral cleavage
- D) Asymmetrical cleavage
Answer: B) Radial cleavage
- What is the primary role of the amniotic fluid during pregnancy?
- A) To provide nutrients
- B) To cushion and protect the embryo
- C) To facilitate gas exchange
- D) To remove waste products
Answer: B) To cushion and protect the embryo
- Which developmental stage is characterized by the formation of three primary germ layers?
- A) Zygote
- B) Blastula
- C) Gastrula
- D) Morula
Answer: C) Gastrula
- What is the term for the process by which sperm penetrates the egg?
- A) Fertilization
- B) Cleavage
- C) Implantation
- D) Gastrulation
Answer: A) Fertilization
- Which structure provides a connection between the fetus and the maternal blood supply?
- A) Amnion
- B) Placenta
- C) Umbilical cord
- D) Yolk sac
Answer: B) Placenta
- In which part of the reproductive system does sperm maturation occur?
- A) Seminal vesicle
- B) Prostate gland
- C) Epididymis
- D) Vas deferens
Answer: C) Epididymis
- Which stage of meiosis involves the separation of homologous chromosomes?
- A) Meiosis I
- B) Meiosis II
- C) Mitosis
- D) Cytokinesis
Answer: A) Meiosis I
- Which hormone helps prepare the uterine lining for implantation?
- A) Estrogen
- B) Luteinizing hormone (LH)
- C) Progesterone
- D) Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
Answer: C) Progesterone
- What is the primary function of the corpus luteum?
- A) To produce eggs
- B) To maintain the uterine lining during early pregnancy
- C) To release estrogen
- D) To stimulate ovulation
Answer: B) To maintain the uterine lining during early pregnancy
- Which type of reproductive system do insects typically possess?
- A) External fertilization
- B) Internal fertilization
- C) Asexual reproduction
- D) Budding
Answer: B) Internal fertilization
- Which developmental stage follows the blastocyst in human embryonic development?
- A) Morula
- B) Gastrula
- C) Zygote
- D) Embryo
Answer: D) Embryo
- What is the term for the process of cell division in which two identical daughter cells are produced?
- A) Meiosis
- B) Mitosis
- C) Fertilization
- D) Cleavage
Answer: B) Mitosis
- Which stage of human development occurs immediately after the fertilized egg implants into the uterine wall?
- A) Embryonic stage
- B) Fetal stage
- C) Pre-embryonic stage
- D) Neonatal stage
Answer: C) Pre-embryonic stage
- In which part of the male reproductive system are seminal fluids produced?
- A) Prostate gland
- B) Testes
- C) Epididymis
- D) Seminal vesicles
Answer: D) Seminal vesicles
- Which process involves the transformation of a single-layered blastula into a multi-layered structure?
- A) Cleavage
- B) Gastrulation
- C) Fertilization
- D) Organogenesis
Answer: B) Gastrulation
- What is the primary function of the yolk sac in embryonic development?
- A) To provide nutrients to the embryo
- B) To produce blood cells
- C) To protect the embryo
- D) To form the placenta
Answer: B) To produce blood cells
- Which hormone is involved in stimulating milk production in mammals?
- A) Oxytocin
- B) Progesterone
- C) Prolactin
- D) Estrogen
Answer: C) Prolactin
- Which stage of development is characterized by the appearance of primary tissues and organs?
- A) Zygote
- B) Morula
- C) Blastula
- D) Gastrula
Answer: D) Gastrula
- Which structure is primarily responsible for the exchange of gases between the maternal and fetal blood?
- A) Amnion
- B) Placenta
- C) Umbilical cord
- D) Yolk sac
Answer: B) Placenta
- Which type of cleavage is characteristic of the development of most deuterostomes?
- A) Spiral cleavage
- B) Radial cleavage
- C) Bilateral cleavage
- D) Asymmetrical cleavage
Answer: B) Radial cleavage
- What term describes the fusion of sperm and egg to form a zygote?
- A) Gametogenesis
- B) Fertilization
- C) Cleavage
- D) Implantation
Answer: B) Fertilization
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