Choose the best answer.

1			Which of the following is a primary sex organ?
			A)	uterine tube
			B)	penis
			C)	ovary
			D)	uterus
			E)	vagina
2			What is the function of the pampiniform plexus?
			A)	It is a series of tubules where sperm are produced.
			B)	It is an area of smooth muscle that contracts when the testes are cold.
			C)	It is a network of veins that serves to warm the testes.
			D)	It is a network of veins that acts to absorb heat from warmer arterial blood and ultimately cools the testes.
3			Which gland produces more of the semen volume?
			A)	the prostate gland
			B)	the bulbourethral gland
			C)	the vestibular gland
			D)	the seminal vesicles
4			What is the primary hormone produced by the corpus luteum?
			A)	progesterone
			B)	estrogen
			C)	inhibin
			D)	leutinizing hormone
5			The narrow inferior end of the uterus is called the ________________ .
			A)	the fundus.
			B)	the corpus.
			C)	the cervix.
			D)	the body.
6			Which glands open into the vaginal opening and provide most of the lubrication for intercourse?
			A)	greater vestibular
			B)	lesser vestibular
			C)	areolar
			D)	paraurethral
7			The gamete that is like "DNA with a propeller" is the _________________.
			A)	ovum
			B)	sperm
			C)	egg
			D)	zygote
8			The gamete that is large and nutrient-laden is called the __________________?
			A)	follicle
			B)	sperm
			C)	egg
			D)	zygote
9			The area of the body that is bound by the ischial tuberosities and the pubic symphysis is called the __________________?
			A)	urogenital triangle
			B)	cardiac triangle
			C)	anal triangle
			D)	pubic triangle
			E)	falciform triangle
10			The male gonads are ______________________.
			A)	called testes
			B)	an endocrine gland
			C)	an exocrine gland
			D)	All of the above answers are correct.
			E)	None of the above answers are correct.
11			The area of the body bounded by the ischial tuberosities and the coccyx is called the _____________?
			A)	urogenital triangle
			B)	cardiac triangle
			C)	anal triangle
			D)	pubic triangle
			E)	falciform triangle
12			Sperm are produced in the ________________________?
			A)	germinal centers
			B)	blood-testis barrier
			C)	interstitial cells
			D)	seminiferous tubules
13			The major protecting cells of the testis, which provide a blood-testis barrier are called ________________________?
			A)	sustentacular cells
			B)	interstitial cells
			C)	albugineal cells
			D)	ganglion cells
14			The seminiferous tubules empty into the _____________ area for maturation.
			A)	median septum
			B)	pampiniform plexus
			C)	epididymis
			D)	ductus deferens
15			The testes are contained within a pouch of skin, which is used to control the temperature of the testes, and is called the ______________?
			A)	spermatic cord
			B)	dartos
			C)	scrotum
			D)	epididymis
16			This muscle is a continuation of the internal oblique muscle of the abdomen, and is used to retract the testes. What is it called?
			A)	Pampiniform
			B)	Cremaster
			C)	Dartos
			D)	Spermatic
17			The process that occurs in the seminiferous tubules is called __________________?
			A)	spermatogenesis
			B)	oogensis
			C)	diploidosis
			D)	haploidosis
18			In spermatogenesis a single primary spermatocyte can give rise to up to _______________ sperm.
			A)	1
			B)	2
			C)	4
			D)	16
19			This structure connects the epididymis to the urethra. What is it called?
			A)	Prostate
			B)	Ductus deferens
			C)	Rete testis
			D)	Axomeme
20			Which is NOT an accessory gland of the male reproductive system?
			A)	Ejaculatory gland
			B)	Prostate
			C)	Bulbourethral gland
			D)	Seminal vesicles
21			This loosely attached skin covers the glans of the penis and is removed by a surgical procedure called circumcision. What is it called?
			A)	Smegma
			B)	Prostate
			C)	Prepuce
			D)	Trabeculae
22			Which is NOT an erectile body of the penis?
			A)	Left corpus cavernosum
			B)	Corpus trabeculae
			C)	Right corpus cavernosum
			D)	Corpus spongiosium
23			The urethra normally passes through this structure?
			A)	Left corpus cavernosum
			B)	Corpus trabeculae
			C)	Right corpus cavernosum
			D)	Corpus spongiosium
24			The principle reproductive organ(s) of the female pelvic cavity are the __________________.
			A)	testes
			B)	ovaries
			C)	uterus
			D)	fimbriae
25			The ovary is held in place by ______________________?
			A)	ligaments
			B)	uterine tube
			C)	blood vessels
			D)	the vagina
26			Which is NOT a part of the uterus?
			A)	Cervix
			B)	Fundus
			C)	Fornix
			D)	External os
27			The normal production of ova during Oogenesis produces ______________ number(s) per cycle?
			A)	1
			B)	16
			C)	100 million
			D)	almost unlimited
28			The release of an oocyte, typically on day 14 of the cycle, is called _________________?
			A)	stigma
			B)	lureuation
			C)	ovulation
			D)	oogenesis
29			This structure connects the ovary to the uterus. What is it called?
			A)	Uterine tubes
			B)	Corpus luteus
			C)	Vagina
			D)	Corpus albicans
			E)	Urethra
30			The special, inner most lining of the uterus wall is called the ________________.
			A)	perimetrium
			B)	endometrium
			C)	myometrium
			D)	epimetrium
31			Which is NOT a phase of the menstrual cycle?
			A)	Hymenal
			B)	Menstrual
			C)	Proliferative
			D)	Secretory
			E)	Premenstrual
32			Which of these is NOT an opening in the perineum of the female?
			A)	Anus
			B)	Vagina
			C)	Urethra
			D)	Clitoris
33			Which of these are NOT associated with the vagina?
			A)	Fornices
			B)	Hymen
			C)	Vulva
			D)	Rugae
34			These structures are used during lactation. What are they called?
			A)	Ovaries
			B)	Testes
			C)	Vestibular bulbs
			D)	Labia
			E)	Mammary glands
35			Most of the non-lactating breast consists of connective tissue and _______________?
			A)	areolar glands
			B)	lactiferous sinuses
			C)	adipose tissue
			D)	myoepithelial cells
36			The lactiferous sinuses open onto the _______________?
			A)	nipple
			B)	areola
			C)	introtus
			D)	lobules