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Let's solve the two parts of this worksheet step by step.
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Here is the diagram with labeled parts based on standard anatomy:
From top to bottom and left to right:
- Top center (above the bladder): Bladder
- Right side, above the prostate: Seminal vesicles
- Right side, below seminal vesicles: Epididymis
- Right side, lower part: Testes
- Bottom right: Scrotum (contains testes)
- Left side, near top: Vas deferens (duct from testis to ejaculatory duct)
- Left side, below vas deferens: Ejaculatory duct (formed by union of vas deferens and seminal vesicle duct)
- Center, below bladder: Prostate gland
- Bottom center: Penis
- Below prostate, leading into penis: Urethra
So, labeling the blank boxes in the diagram:
- Top box (above bladder) → Bladder
- Right upper box → Seminal vesicles
- Right middle box → Epididymis
- Right lower box → Testes
- Right bottom box → Scrotum
- Left upper box → Vas deferens
- Left lower box → Ejaculatory duct
- Bottom center box → Penis
- Center below bladder → Prostate gland
- Lower center, inside penis → Urethra
> Note: The urethra runs through the prostate and penis and carries both urine and semen.
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We have these structures on the left:
- Prostate gland
- Testes
- Vas deferens
- Scrotum
- Penis
- Seminal vesicles
And the following definitions on the right:
1. the pouch of skin that contains the testes → Scrotum
2. the male reproductive organ, through which urine and semen pass → Penis
3. a pair of glands that also produce some of the fluid part of semen → Seminal vesicles
4. a pair of oval-shaped glands that produce sperm → Testes
5. a gland that produces some of the fluid part of semen → Prostate gland
6. a pair of ducts leading from the testes to the seminal vesicle, through which the sperm travel → Vas deferens
Now let’s match them correctly:
| Part | Function |
|--------------------|--------|
| Prostate gland | → a gland that produces some of the fluid part of semen *(yellow box)* |
| Testes | → a pair of oval-shaped glands that produce sperm *(green box)* |
| Vas deferens | → a pair of ducts leading from the testes to the seminal vesicle, through which the sperm travel *(pink box)* |
| Scrotum | → the pouch of skin that contains the testes *(orange box)* |
| Penis | → the male reproductive organ, through which urine and semen pass *(purple box)* |
| Seminal vesicles | → a pair of glands that also produce some of the fluid part of semen *(blue box)* |
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#### Part 1: Labels
From the diagram:
- Top: Bladder
- Right side (top to bottom): Seminal vesicles, Epididymis, Testes, Scrotum
- Left side (top to bottom): Vas deferens, Ejaculatory duct
- Center: Prostate gland
- Bottom: Penis, Urethra
#### Part 2: Matching
- Prostate gland → *a gland that produces some of the fluid part of semen*
- Testes → *a pair of oval-shaped glands that produce sperm*
- Vas deferens → *a pair of ducts leading from the testes to the seminal vesicle, through which the sperm travel*
- Scrotum → *the pouch of skin that contains the testes*
- Penis → *the male reproductive organ, through which urine and semen pass*
- Seminal vesicles → *a pair of glands that also produce some of the fluid part of semen*
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This completes the worksheet! Let me know if you'd like a printable version or visual aid.
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1. Label the parts of the male reproductive system in the picture
Here is the diagram with labeled parts based on standard anatomy:
From top to bottom and left to right:
- Top center (above the bladder): Bladder
- Right side, above the prostate: Seminal vesicles
- Right side, below seminal vesicles: Epididymis
- Right side, lower part: Testes
- Bottom right: Scrotum (contains testes)
- Left side, near top: Vas deferens (duct from testis to ejaculatory duct)
- Left side, below vas deferens: Ejaculatory duct (formed by union of vas deferens and seminal vesicle duct)
- Center, below bladder: Prostate gland
- Bottom center: Penis
- Below prostate, leading into penis: Urethra
So, labeling the blank boxes in the diagram:
- Top box (above bladder) → Bladder
- Right upper box → Seminal vesicles
- Right middle box → Epididymis
- Right lower box → Testes
- Right bottom box → Scrotum
- Left upper box → Vas deferens
- Left lower box → Ejaculatory duct
- Bottom center box → Penis
- Center below bladder → Prostate gland
- Lower center, inside penis → Urethra
> Note: The urethra runs through the prostate and penis and carries both urine and semen.
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2. Match the parts of the male reproductive system with its functions
We have these structures on the left:
- Prostate gland
- Testes
- Vas deferens
- Scrotum
- Penis
- Seminal vesicles
And the following definitions on the right:
1. the pouch of skin that contains the testes → Scrotum
2. the male reproductive organ, through which urine and semen pass → Penis
3. a pair of glands that also produce some of the fluid part of semen → Seminal vesicles
4. a pair of oval-shaped glands that produce sperm → Testes
5. a gland that produces some of the fluid part of semen → Prostate gland
6. a pair of ducts leading from the testes to the seminal vesicle, through which the sperm travel → Vas deferens
Now let’s match them correctly:
| Part | Function |
|--------------------|--------|
| Prostate gland | → a gland that produces some of the fluid part of semen *(yellow box)* |
| Testes | → a pair of oval-shaped glands that produce sperm *(green box)* |
| Vas deferens | → a pair of ducts leading from the testes to the seminal vesicle, through which the sperm travel *(pink box)* |
| Scrotum | → the pouch of skin that contains the testes *(orange box)* |
| Penis | → the male reproductive organ, through which urine and semen pass *(purple box)* |
| Seminal vesicles | → a pair of glands that also produce some of the fluid part of semen *(blue box)* |
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✔ Final Answers:
#### Part 1: Labels
From the diagram:
- Top: Bladder
- Right side (top to bottom): Seminal vesicles, Epididymis, Testes, Scrotum
- Left side (top to bottom): Vas deferens, Ejaculatory duct
- Center: Prostate gland
- Bottom: Penis, Urethra
#### Part 2: Matching
- Prostate gland → *a gland that produces some of the fluid part of semen*
- Testes → *a pair of oval-shaped glands that produce sperm*
- Vas deferens → *a pair of ducts leading from the testes to the seminal vesicle, through which the sperm travel*
- Scrotum → *the pouch of skin that contains the testes*
- Penis → *the male reproductive organ, through which urine and semen pass*
- Seminal vesicles → *a pair of glands that also produce some of the fluid part of semen*
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This completes the worksheet! Let me know if you'd like a printable version or visual aid.
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