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Grade 7 unit 4
1/17/01
8:20 AM
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The Male Anatomy/Reproductive System
Glans
The head of the penis
Scrotum
The sac of skin which holds the testicles
Prepuce
(foreskin)
The skin covering the head of the penis. May be removed
surgically – circumcision
Penis
It is a spongy, muscular organ that becomes enlarged and erect
when sexually aroused. It varies in size
Urethra
The tube through which urine and semen leave the body
Testicles (testes)
The male sex glands which produce sperm and testosterone
(amale hormone)
Epididymis
A sac of tubes on the surface of each testicle which stores and
transports sperm to the vas deferens
Vas deferens
A tube which carries sperm from each testicle to the prostate,
cowper’s glands, seminal vesicles and the urethra
Seminal vesicles
Pair of glands which add a nourishing fluid to the sperm.
Prostate gland
Produces a milky fluid which forms part of the semen.
Cowper’s glands
Pair of glands which produce a clear, sticky fluid that appears at
the tip of the penis during sexual excitement.
Bladder
A bag-shaped organ which holds the urine until it is discharged.
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Unit 4 – Appendix J
Healthy Living – Growth and Development
Grade 7 unit 4
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Fact or Myth
Circle all that are fact (true).
1.
Fertilization takes place in the uterus.
2.
You cannot go swimming if you have your period.
3.
All girls have cramps when they get their period.
4.
Males only have erections when they are thinking
about sex.
5.
Sperm have to be kept at a temperature that is lower than
body temperature to survive.
6.
Boys can tell when a girls has her period.
7.
Smoking may affect the ability to achieve an erection.
8.
Fertilization is the union of the sperm and the ovary.
9.
You should bathe or shower everyday after the start of
puberty.
10. All females are more emotional during their period.
11. Males are born with immature sperm in their testes.
12. After puberty, a male continues to produce sperm
throughout the rest of his life.
13. Fertilization can only occur right after intercourse.
14. Drinking alcohol and smoking has no effect on sperm.
15. Breast or penis size does not affect function.
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Unit 4 – Appendix K
Healthy Living – Growth and Development
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