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Reproductive System Deck

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

organs of the male reproductive system

Back (Answer)

the testes, seminal vesicles, seminal ducts, prostate gland, Cowper’s glands, the penis

#2
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male gonads

Back (Answer)

the testes

#3
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testes

Back (Answer)

produce sperm

#4
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sperm

Back (Answer)

the male sex cells

#5
Front (Question)

function of testosterone

Back (Answer)

to help the sperm to mature

#6
Front (Question)

testosterone

Back (Answer)

causes secondary male sex characteristics to appear (ex.: the growth of facial hair, an increase in the size of muscles, the deepening of the voice)

#7
Front (Question)

the testes are suspended outside of the body

Back (Answer)

low temperature is needed for the sperm to develop safely

#8
Front (Question)

location of the epididymis

Back (Answer)

at the top part of the testis

#9
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epididymis

Back (Answer)

stores sperm until they become mature or motile

#10
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vas deferens

Back (Answer)

(ductus deferens) connects with the epididymis; act as a passageway and temporary storage area for sperm

#11
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seminal vesicles

Back (Answer)

each seminal vesicle adds fluid rich in sugar that nourishes the sperm

#12
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semen

Back (Answer)

the term for the fluid rich in sugar that nourishes the sperm that is thick, yellow fluid and the sperm together

#13
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ejaculatory ducts

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two short tubes formed when the vas deferens and the seminal vesicles join

#14
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location of the prostate gland

Back (Answer)

below the urinary bladder

#15
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function of the prostate gland

Back (Answer)

to secrete a fluid that neutralizes acidity in the surroundings

#16
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fluid secreted by the prostate gland

Back (Answer)

serves to both protect the sperm and help them to move

#17
Front (Question)

location of the Cowper’s glands

Back (Answer)

two small glands located below the prostate

#18
Front (Question)

function of the Cowper’s (bulbourethral) glands

Back (Answer)

to secrete a fluid that neutralizes acidity in the surroundings to help sperm survive and to secrete fluid that lubricates the inside of the urethra to help the semen move more easily

#19
Front (Question)

function of the penis

Back (Answer)

to, as the male organ for intercourse, deposit semen into the female vagina

#20
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organs associated with the female reproductive system

Back (Answer)

the ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, vagina, vulva, breasts

#21
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female gonads

Back (Answer)

ovaries

#22
Front (Question)

production of the ovaries

Back (Answer)

ova

#23
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ova

Back (Answer)

the female sex cells

#24
Front (Question)

ovulation

Back (Answer)

the process by which about every 28 days, a single ovum matures and the follicle it is in breaks open to release it