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This document discusses a performance task and post-test about human reproduction from a 10th grade science class. The performance task asks students to reflect on and answer questions about (a) the ethical implications of artificial reproduction technologies and (b) whether humans should be allowed to artificially reproduce. It also asks about the impact if these technologies did not exist for someone unable to reproduce naturally. The post-test has 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of the male and female reproductive systems and their controlling hormones.

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Module 1 Science

This document discusses a performance task and post-test about human reproduction from a 10th grade science class. The performance task asks students to reflect on and answer questions about (a) the ethical implications of artificial reproduction technologies and (b) whether humans should be allowed to artificially reproduce. It also asks about the impact if these technologies did not exist for someone unable to reproduce naturally. The post-test has 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of the male and female reproductive systems and their controlling hormones.

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James Coth V.

Guerrero Bayawan City Science and Technology Education Center


January 22,2022 Science 10: 3rd Quarter
Module 1: Hormones in Human Reproduction
Performance Task: Artificial Reproduction
After gathering information, reflect on the following questions. Write your answers based on
your research on a separate sheet of paper.
a. What are the ethical implications of these technologies?
First of the four is ovulation induction, even though it is one of the simplest fertility
treatments available there are still risk like preterm delivery, spontaneous abortion, and
a possible increase of ovarian cancer. Second is IVF or in vitro fertilization, IVF
b. Should humans be allowed the ability to artificially reproduce? What is your opinion on
this and why?

c. Should these technologies not exist, what would be the impact on others should one
person not be able to reproduce?

POST TEST
Complete the following statements by writing the letter of the correct answer on a separate sheet of
paper.

1. Reproduction is possible among girls who have attained their ______.


a. menstrual cycle
b. physical changes in the body
c. ovulation cycle
d. hormonal feedback mechanism
2. An ovum is discharged alternately between the two ovaries.
a. Yes, the ovaries take turns in releasing the egg cell.
b. No, this is not stated or explained.
c. Yes but only sometimes.
d. No, no one can tell if the ovum is discharged by the right or left
3. In men, the seminal fluid added to the sperm to form semen is secreted by the ______.
a. testes
b. vas deferens
c. prostate gland
d. epididymis
4. The glans penis of men gets engorged with blood and expands upwards due to ______.
a. blood vessels with connective tissue
b. erectile tissue
c. foreskin or prepuce
d. urethra
5. The external genital organ of the female is known as the ______.
a. vagina
b. labia majora
c. labia minora
d. vulva
6. During coitus, the Bartholin glands along the vagina release liquid for ______.
a. arousal of inserted penis
b. lubrication
c. stimulation of clitoris
d. hormonal control
7. The reproductive system of male and female human beings are controlled by hormones
produced in the:
a. pituitary gland.
b. mammary gland.
c. adrenal gland.
d. prostate gland.
8. The convoluted tubules in the germinal epithelium are found in the
a. vaginal canal
b. testicles
c. prepuce
d. epididymis
9. Which part in the male reproductive system is the equivalent of the Bartholin glands in the
female reproductive system?
a. Cowper's gland
b. pituitary gland
c. bulbourethral glands
d. seminal glands
10. The two male reproductive organs that produce fluid that help sperm be nourished and
travel are the:
a. scrotum and penis
b. testes and epididymis
c. urethra and testes
d. prostate gland and seminal vesicles

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