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A1. Sperm
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A2. Ovum
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Q3. What do eggs travel through between the ovary and the uterus?
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A3. Oviduct
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Q4. Where is the foetus kept safely inside the mother's body?
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A4. Uterus
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A5. Ovulation
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Q6. What do you call it when a female cell becomes joined with a male cell?
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A6. Fertilisation
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Q7. What is the organ where eggs are made called?
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A7. Ovary
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Q8. What is the organ where sperm are made called?
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A8. Testes
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Q9. What is the organ where eggs are made called?
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A9. Ovary
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Q10. What is the length of time the foetus stays in the uterus called?
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A10. Gestation
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Q11. What is the organ that provides a baby with milk called?
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A11.Mammary gland
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Q12. What is the time when sex organs begin to work called?
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A12. Puberty
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