Independence High School Week Three Oct.

13th to 16th, 2020

Human & Social Biology Four A/B, T1, T2 & V – Mr. ellis
Session one Name: __Julian Reyes _______________________________

Objective: Distinguish between sexual and asexual reproduction.

Asexual Reproductionoccurs when there is only one parent that gives rise to an offspring which
has the identical genetic makeup of the parent. It occurs in most single celled organisms such as
bacteria and some multicellular organisms such as fungi and some plants.

Sexual Reproductioninvolves the combining of genetic information from two parents to produce
a new organism that is a combination of both parents. It occurs in most complex organisms.

1) Complete the following table comparing asexual and sexual reproduction.

Asexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction
Number of parents

Genetic info compared to Same Different Same Different

the parents
Complexity of organism that Simple Complex Simple Complex
uses this method
Example of an organism
that uses this method

2) Fill in the Venn Diagram comparing and contrasting Sexual and Asexual Reproduction. Have
at least TWO specific for Sexual and Asexual, and at least ONE similarity between the two.

Sexual Asexual

1. complex organism
1. multicellular
organism

1. Simple
complex

two parent one parent

2. 2.

Session two& Three

Objective: Complete a pretest on human reproductive system

Label and describe the structures and functions of the male and female reproductive systems.

Pre/Post Test
Decide whether the following statements are
true or false.
 1. _True _________________________
2. _false___________________________
3. _True ___________________________
4. _True___________________________
5. _False___________________________
6. _True___________________________
7. _false ___________________________
8. _true ___________________________
9. _true___________________________
10. _False__________________________
The diagram below shows the male
reproductive system. Use the terms
listed below to label your diagram.
scrotum
epididymus
Penis
urethra
Epidydimis
TRUE or FALSE: Males produce new
sperm throughout their lifetime.
TRUE or FALSE: Sperm and urine can
pass through a male’s penis at the same time.
TRUE or FALSE: Females produce new
eggs throughout their lifetime.
TRUE or FALSE: Fertilization occurs
when the genetic material from an egg and
sperm combine.
TRUE or FALSE: Many sperm can
fertilize a single egg.
TRUE or FALSE: The embryo, placenta
and other structures develop from the
fertilized egg.
TRUE or FALSE: At the end of the first
trimester of pregnancy, the fetus is a fully
formed, but miniature, human.
TRUE or FALSE: The second trimester is
generally the most uncomfortable for a
pregnant woman.
TRUE or FALSE: The fetal lungs do not
develop fully until the third trimester of
pregnancy.
TRUE or FALSE: Human pregnancy
typically lasts about 270 days.
penis urethra
sperm duct testis
sperm duct
scrotum
Testis
 Uterus fallopian tube

ovary

Vagina

vulva