To be submitted tomorrow. 9:40-10:00 AM. (Handwritten).

1. This includes formation of sex cells, zygote formation, subsequent stage in one's life span and is terminated by death:
A. development B. implantation C. fertilization D. morula
2. Haploid condition happens when a cell has ______ the chromosome number
A. one half B. one fourth C. one third D. one eighth
3. It is where sperms are temporarily stored.
A. urethra B. vas deferens C. epididymis D. seminal vesicle
4. Female gonads that release the oocytes during ovulation
A. anther B. stamen C. ovaries D. urethra
5. The following describe the uterus EXCEPT:
A. also known as the womb C. also known as the oviducts
B. where the embryo develops D. with thick muscular walls and blood vessels
6. It is the carrying of the embryo inside the female reproductive tract which could last up to 9 months
A. implantation B. development C. gastrulation D. gestation
7. Which does NOT pertain to menstrual phase?
A. also known as the “period” C. part of the menstrual phase of the uterus
B. part of the menstrual phase of the ovary D. producing the menstrual discharge
8. It is a process that blocks any of the stages of reproduction in humans.
A. ovulation B. blocked reproduction C. gastrulation D. contraception
9. A type of surgical method for men which entails cutting the vas deferens
A. tubal ligation B. vasectomy C. intra uterine device D. contraception pill
10. Type of contraception where the man and woman do not engage in any sexual activity or intercourse.
a. implantation b. abstinence c. intra uterine d. absenteeism
11. It is also known as the flowering plants
A. gymnosperms B. angiosperms C. mesoderms D. kuyagerms
12. Life cycle that includes multicellular diploid and haploid generations
A. haplontic B. diplontic C. haplodiplontic D. haploidic
13. The following are all true about sporophyte EXCEPT:
A. stage of a life cycle of a plant that is diploid C. produces haploid spores by meiosis called sporangia
B. stage of a life cycle of a plant that is haploid D.the most recognizable structure in most flowering plants
14. Sepals are the outermost whorls of of a flower and are collectively called:
A. sepals B. calyx C. caltyx D. pistil
15. The following describe the stamen EXCEPT:
A. whorl inner to the petals C. bears the male sporangia
B. the male reproductive structure of a flower D. it is also called the carpel
16. The female sporangia are also called
a. microsporangia b. megarosporangia c. megasporangia d. macrosporangia
17. This eventually becomes the fruit.
a. ovary b. stamen c. pistil d. anther
18. A plant having either the staminate or carpellate flower
a. monoecious plant b. dioeceious plant c. perfect plant d. imperfect plant
19. The _______ cell develops into the pollen tube as it enters the style and eventually enters the micropyle of the ovule.
a. generative b. degenerative c. tube d. plant
20. The female reproductive structure of the flower.
A. pistil B. stigma C. ovary D. style
21. An embryonic leaf that forms inside the seed
a. plumule b. cotyledon c. micropyle d. radicle
22. An embryonic shoot that emerges from the seed and breaks through the soil surface.
a. plumule b. cotyledon c. micropyle d. radicle
23. The following are all true about the embryo sac EXCEPT:
a. the opening through the integuments of the ovule c. a mature embryo sac contains 8 nuclei
b. the female gametophyte found inside the ovule d. derived from the megasporocyte inside the megasporangia
24. The first step in seed germination where water is absorbed
a. water germination b. imbibition c. absorption d. exhibition
25. What do you call that part of the mature seed that forms as a result of the fusion of the egg and one of the sperm nuclei?

Part II.

1. Differentiate sexual and asexual reproduction. Give examples.

2. Differentiate internal and external fertilization. Give examples of organisms under each category.
3. Differentiate direct and indirect development of animals. Give examples of organisms under each
category.
4. Differentiate viviparous and oviparous animals. Give examples.