What happens to the corpus luteum if fertilization does not take place?
1. | It secretes more progesterone. |
2. | It stops secreting progesterone but continues to secrete estrogen. |
3. | It degenerates into the corpus albicans. |
4. | It secretes gonadotropins |
After being released the secondary oocyte must be fertilized within:
1. 1 hour.
2. 12 hours.
3. 24 hours.
4. 72 hours.
Female secondary sexual characteristics develop in response to:
1. estrogen
2. progesterone
3. androgen
4. luteinizing hormone
Chose the correct chronological order in which the following cells are produced:
a. | primary spermatocytes | b. | secondary spermatocytes |
c. | spermatids | d. | spermatogonia |
e | sperm cells |
1. | a,b,c,d,e | 2. | b,a,c,e,d |
3. | c,a,b,d,e | 4. | d,a,b,c,e |
A pair of sponge-like regions of erectile tissue which contain most of the blood in the penis during an erection are called:
1. | corpus spongiosum | 2. | corpora cavernosa |
3. | crus of the penis | 4. | glans penis |
Testosterone secretion before birth is due to:
1. FSH
2. GnRH
3. HCG
4. LH
The release of the sperms from the ampulla of the vas deferens is called:
1. erection.
2. emission.
3. ejaculation.
4. orgasm.
What is present in the follicles in the ovary of a girl at birth?
1. | primary oocytes | 2. | secondary oocytes |
3. | oogonia | 4. | ova |
A polar body, during oogenesis, is formed:
I: | before fertilization. |
II: | after fertilization. |
1. | Only I | 2. | Only II |
3. | Neither I nor II | 4. | Both I and II |
What is release at the time of ovulation?
1. primary oocyte
2. secondary oocyte
3. polar body
4. ootid