JOSHUA GREGORY PURA

BSCE-2A

201109489

Activity 2.1 Activity 2.2

Name five physical changes that take place in females Name five physical changes that take place in male
during puberty. during puberty.
1. Menstrual Cycle starts. 1. Chest and Shoulders get broader.
2. Wider Hips. 2. Having Adam’s Apple (voice get lower or
deeper).
3. Increase in Height. 3. Enlargement of Testicles and Penis.
4. Body Hair Growth. 4. Increase in Height.
5. Breast Development. 5. Body Hair Growth.
Assessment

1. Compare and contrast the male and female genitalia

BASIS FOR MALE FEMALE

COMPARISON REPRODUCTIVE REPRODUCTIVE
ORGAN ORGAN
FUNCTION 1. Produce sperm. 1. Produce ovum.
2. To provide sperm 2. Receive and
to the fertilize the
ovum for male sperm.
fertilization. 3. Support the
development of the
growing embryo.
4. To provide
nourishment
to the infants
(newborn) by
secreting milk in
mammary
glands (breast)
LOCATION The reproductive The female
system of reproductive
the male is located system is located
outside entirely
the body and inside the body,
around the with entry
pelvis region, to
and exit points at
maintain
the
the temperature
required vulva, and separate
by the sperm to openings for
stay urination and
healthy.
menstruation.
HORMONES Androgen and Progesterone and
PRODUCED Testosterone. Estrogen.
2. Draw a mind map showing the progression of the male and female from birth, Puberty, and adulthood.
Project

Search and make a refection about the article Sex Myths: “It’s The Man’s Responsibility to buy condoms”

Engaging sexual intercourse comes with great responsibilities for both men and women in a heterosexual couple.
Transfer of sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy are the possible results of doing such activities. Therefore, the
usage condoms is recommended as it is the best way to prevent unwanted pregnancies and avoid health implications.

People nowadays believe that it’s the man’s responsibility to buy condoms whenever they want to have sexual
intercourse. I strongly oppose to this sex myth because I believe that this mindset is a form of gender role bias and
stereotyping against men. How come it is only his responsibility if they both want to engage such activity? Both partners
must be required to purchase, not just the men.

As I’ve said earlier, both partners are responsible for the intercourse. Its preparation and possible results must be
obliged on both of them as they share pleasure and enjoyment during the activity. In fact, rather than promoting gender
inequalities on this sex myth, the main objective is to prevent possible hazards for both partners.