Match the description that corresponds to the part of a flower
1. colored and scented part : [[1]]
2. female reproductive structure : [[2]]
3. has egg cells: [[3]]
4. male reproductive structure: [[4]]
5. has sperm cells: [[5]]
petal
ovule
pistil
stamen
pollen
Why are flowers important? (Choose 3)
A.They help in the decomposition process.
B.They can be used as food and medicine.
C.They can be used to make house furniture
D. They can help beautify our surroundings.
E.They aid in a plant's reproduction by attracting pollinators.
What type of reproduction does your plant use
A.Sexual Reproduction (by flower / seeds)
B. Asexual Reproduction (by spores)
C.Asexual Reproduction (vegetative or artificial - ex: stem cutting, rhizome, budding, etc.)
What is the function of the human reproductive system?
A.. digestion of food
B.. release of body wastes
C. production of their own kind
D.transportation of oxygen and nutrients
What cause/s changes during puberty
A.carbon dioxide
B.hormones
C.oxygen
D.nutrients
What are the changes that happen to MALES during puberty? CHoose 2
A.Deepening of Voice
B.Start of Menstruations
C.Breast Development
D.Broadening of Shoulders
What are the changes that happen to FEMALES during puberty?
A.Deepening of Voice
B.Start of Menstruations
C.Breast Development
D.Broadening of Shoulders
The following are the things an adolescent can do to adapt to the changes during puberty EXCEPT_____.
A. Observe healthful habits.
B.. Develop childish behavior.
C. Improve personal hygiene.
D.Ask advice from parents/guardians.
What is the main reproductive organ of males that produces sperm cells and testosterone
A.epididymis
B.penis
C.testis
D.urethra
Which is the passageway of urine and semen?
A.foreskin
B.scrotum
C.urethra
D.vas deferens
What is the main reproductive organ of females that produces egg cells and estrogen?
A.fimbrae
B.ovary
C.uterus
D.vulva
Which is the passageway of menstrual blood, semen, and the baby during birth? *
A.cervix
B.endometrium
C. fallopian tube
D.vagina
What happens when a sperm cell and an egg cell unite in the fallopian tube?
A.fertilization
B.menstruation
C.ovulation
D.respiration
: Arrange the events of the menstrual cycle in correct order.
The mature egg is released from the ovary, goes to the fallopian tube, and the endometrium thickens further
The endometrium with unfertilized egg cell is shed off as menstrual blood.
As you menstruate, the egg begins to mature, and the endometrium starts to thicken.
The unfertilized egg goes to the uterus.
Menstruation or period begins.
Select statements that describe an ESTUARY
A.Body of water where the river meets the sea
B.divided into two zones: supratidal and subtidal
C.Habitats like marshes, swaps, sandy beaches and alike make up the estuary
BIOTIC Factor: Living factors
[[1]] make their own foods like phytoplanton, algae and seaweed.
[[2]] depend on others for food like zooplankton, oysters, insects and vertebrates
[[3]] break down decaying and waste matter like bacteria
Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
Factors that are non-living things such as climate that affect an ecosystem
A.biotic
B.sources
C.salinity
D.abiotic
Factors that are living things that affect an ecosystem
A.biotic
B.organic
C.abiotic
D.brackish
An Intertidal/shore ecosystem organism must.
A.cope with being exposed to the air at least once a month
B.coped with being exposed to salt water daily.
C.cope with low sunlight
D.All except low sunlight.
Where would you find greater salinity in an estuary
A.on the surface of the water
B.somewhere in the middle
C.near the bottom