Fertilisation & Menstruation Quiz

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AsterQuiz Fertilisation & Menstruation QuizVersión en línea Fertilisation & cycle basics por Zulaiha Osman 1 Where does fertilisation typically occur in humans? a In the uterus b In the oviduct (fallopian tube) c In the vagina 2 What happens during fertilisation? a Egg nucleus splits into two eggs b Nucleus of sperm fuses with the egg nucleus c Sperm divides inside the egg 3 What triggers menstruation if fertilisation does not occur? a The uterine lining breaks down and is discharged b Sperm cells actively destroy the lining c The egg implants in the uterus 4 How long is a typical menstrual cycle? a About 28 days b About 60 days c About 14 days 5 Which days usually mark menstruation in a 28-day cycle? a Days 6 to 9 b Days 16 to 28 c Days 1 to 5 6 What happens around day 14 of a typical cycle? a The uterus sheds its lining b Menstruation begins c Ovulation; the egg is released 7 What happens to the uterine lining if fertilisation occurs? a It immediately breaks down b It is expelled from the body c It thickens further to receive the embryo 8 Where does a fertilised egg travel after fertilisation? a Towards the uterus to develop b Into the vagina to implants c Back to the ovary 9 What term describes the cycle of events repeating each month? a Menstrual cycle b Ovulation cycle c Reproductive cycle 10 If no fertilisation occurs, what happens to the egg’s surroundings in the uterus? a The egg remains unfertilised in the uterus b The lining breaks down and is discharged c The lining thickens indefinitely 11 What happens during fertilisation when sperm meets egg? a The nucleus of the sperm fuses with the nucleus of the egg cell. b Sperm joins eggshell only, no fusion. c Egg splits into two eggs before fertilisation. 12 Where does fertilisation usually occur? a In the ovary. b In the oviduct (fallopian tube). c In the uterus (womb). 13 If fertilisation does not occur, what happens to the unfertilised egg and lining? a The lining breaks down and is discharged during menstruation. b The egg becomes a baby in the uterus. c The egg remains and forms a cyst. 14 What happens to the uterine lining during preparation for a fertilised egg? a It thins out to shed the egg. b It stays the same until pregnancy starts. c It thickens and forms many blood vessels. 15 When does ovulation typically occur? a On day 1 to 5. b Around day 28 to 30. c Around day 14 (between days 10 and 15). 16 What is true about identical vs fraternal twins? a Fraternal twins have the same DNA but different sexes. b Both have identical DNA. c Identical twins have the same DNA, fraternal twins do not. 17 How long is a typical menstrual cycle? a About 7 days. b About 60 days. c About 28 days. 18 After fertilisation, where does the embryo travel and implant? a Stays in the ovary and forms a cyst. b Travels to the uterus and implants in the uterine lining. c Grows in the fallopian tube forever. 19 How long can sperm survive in the female reproductive tract? a Never more than a day. b Around 3 to 5 days. c Only a few minutes.

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Fertilisation & Menstruation QuizVersión en línea

por Zulaiha Osman

Where does fertilisation typically occur in humans?

What happens during fertilisation?

What triggers menstruation if fertilisation does not occur?

How long is a typical menstrual cycle?

Which days usually mark menstruation in a 28-day cycle?

What happens around day 14 of a typical cycle?

What happens to the uterine lining if fertilisation occurs?

Where does a fertilised egg travel after fertilisation?

What term describes the cycle of events repeating each month?

If no fertilisation occurs, what happens to the egg’s surroundings in the uterus?

What happens during fertilisation when sperm meets egg?

Where does fertilisation usually occur?

If fertilisation does not occur, what happens to the unfertilised egg and lining?

What happens to the uterine lining during preparation for a fertilised egg?

When does ovulation typically occur?

What is true about identical vs fraternal twins?

How long is a typical menstrual cycle?

After fertilisation, where does the embryo travel and implant?

How long can sperm survive in the female reproductive tract?