Reproduction Class 10 MCQ Set 5 – Human Reproductive System, Puberty & Adolescence | NCERT CBSE JKBOSE

Prepare for Class 10 Biology with MCQ Set 5 on human reproduction. Includes puberty, adolescence, male and female reproductive organs, spermatogenesis, testosterone and secondary sexual characters with answers. SCIENCE - BIOLOGY
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📌 Quiz: SCIENCE
📚 Subject: BIOLOGY
🏫 Class: CLASS 10
📖 Chapter: Reproduction-E
📝 Questions: 50

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BIOLOGY | Reproduction-E
📝 Questions: 50 ⏱️ Timer: 20 min
Q1. Sperms are:

Q2. Puberty prepares the body for:

Q3. Physical changes during puberty act as:

Q4. The period when reproductive tissues begin to mature is called:

Q5. In flowering plants, germ-cells are transferred by:

Q6. Sexual maturation occurs because:

Q7. Which glands add secretions to sperms?

Q8. The organ that transfers sperms in humans is:

Q9. Germ-cells in humans are specialised for:

Q10. Adolescence is marked by:

Q11. Breast-feeding occurs because:

Q12. Secretions added to sperms mainly help in:

Q13. Puberty changes do NOT occur:

Q14. Sperm are microscopic cells that:

Q15. Sexual maturity must be identifiable to:

Q16. Sperm are produced in the:

Q17. The male reproductive system consists of organs that:

Q18. Sexual maturity is necessary for:

Q19. Cutting open soaked seeds helps to:

Q20. Which change is common to both boys and girls during puberty?

Q21. Oily skin and pimples during teenage years occur due to:

Q22. In humans, the baby develops inside the:

Q23. Soaking Bengal gram seeds helps to:

Q24. The scrotum helps in:

Q25. Formation of sperms is known as:

Q26. The main role of the male reproductive system is to:

Q27. The study of reproduction in humans mainly focuses on:

Q28. Sexual reproduction requires joining of:

Q29. Sperm formation requires a temperature:

Q30. Changes occurring in early teenage years that affect appearance are called:

Q31. The fluid containing sperms is called:

Q32. In humans, germ-cells are transferred by:

Q33. Testosterone is responsible for:

Q34. Differences in puberty timing among individuals show:

Q35. During puberty, body resources are directed towards:

Q36. Humans reproduce mainly by:

Q37. Differences in hair growth and body features among people are due to:

Q38. Thick hair growth in armpits and genital area begins during:

Q39. Puberty does not occur:

Q40. Urethra acts as a common passage for:

Q41. Sperms are carried from testes to urethra by:

Q42. Covering soaked seeds with a wet cloth ensures:

Q43. Male secondary sexual characters include:

Q44. Increase in height and weight with age is called:

Q45. Reproductive organs mature mainly when:

Q46. Sexual reproduction helps in:

Q47. Increase in breast size during puberty occurs in:

Q48. The hormone secreted by testes is:

Q49. Voice cracking is observed mainly in:

Q50. Testes are located outside the abdominal cavity to:

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