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read the passage below and fill in the blanks with correct answers from the word - bank provided. be sure you spell the answers correctly otherwise you wont be able to move on.
first (a)__ are produced in the almond - shaped organs known as the (b). during the process of (c), a mature egg or (d) is released and enters one of two (e). for a few days, the egg cell travels towards the pear - shaped (f). the lining of this organ thickens in preparation for a fertilized egg. if the egg is not fertilized by a male (g), it will leave the body together with the lining of the uterus and a small amount of blood, this is called (h). the lower portion of the uterus is called the (i) and it is a common site of cancer for women. the female organ of intercourse is the (j). outside of this organ are folds of skin covered in pubic hair known as the (k). between the folds is a small, round, sensitive area of skin known as the (l). the development of the female reproductive system is triggered by the hormones (m) and (n), which cause many physical changes in a girl. this period of change is called (o)__.
word bank: egg cells, estrogen, fallopian tubes, labia, menstruation, ovaries, cervix, clitoris, egg cell, estrogen, fallopian tubes, labia, menstruation, ovaries, ovulation, ovum, progesterone, puberty, sperm cell, uterus, vagina
We match the biological - related descriptions with the words from the word - bank. Eggs are produced in ovaries. Ovulation is the release of a mature egg. Fallopian tubes transport the egg. If not fertilized, menstruation occurs. The uterus has different parts like the cervix and the endometrium. External female genitalia include labia and clitoris. Estrogen is a hormone involved in female development during puberty.
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a. Egg Cells
b. Ovaries
c. Ovulation
d. Fallopian Tubes
e. Sperm Cell
f. Uterus
g. Menstruation
h. Cervix
i. Endometrium
j. Labia
k. Clitoris
l. Estrogen
m. Puberty