What is reproduction?, Digesting food, Moving muscles, Pumping blood, Making offspring, Which organ stores urine?, Uterus, Bladder, Ovary, Scrotum, Which organ produces egg?, Ovary, Vagina, Urethra, Cervix, Where does fertilisation usually occur?, Bladder, Uterus, Fallopian tube, Vagina, What is the first cell of a new human called?, Sperm, Zygote, Embryo, Egg, At 9 months, the baby is ready to what?, Be born, Talk, Eat rice, Walk, Which part controls the body's activities?, Scrotum, Urethra, Nerves, Brain, What carries messages between brain and body?, Bladder, Ovary, Spinal cord, Uterus, What does CNS stand for?, Control Nerve System, Central Nervous System, Central Node System, Common Nerve Signals, Which habit helps care for the nervous system?, Skip meals, Avoid water, Take drugs, Enough sleep, Who is needed for human reproduction?, Only male, Two babies, Only female, Male and female, Where does a baby grow before birth?, Uterus, Bladder, Brain, Scrotum, What does the bladder do?, Makes sperm, Stores urine, Produces egg, Carries messages, Which tube carries sperm and urine?, Nerve, Fallopian tube, Urethra, Cervix, What is the opening to the uterus called?, Ovary, Vagina, Cervix, Rectum, What forms when sperm joins egg?, Zygote, Urine, Nerve, Muscle, At 3 months, the main body organs begin to what?, Disappear, Form, Harden, Sleep, Which part connects the brain and body?, Bladder, Ovary, Penis, Spinal cord, What does PNS stand for?, Peripheral Nervous System, Primary Nerve Section, Protective Nerve Signal, Partial Neural System, Which problem may happen with damaged peripheral nerves?, Stronger teeth, Longer hair, Numbness, Better vision

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