CBSE Class 9 Science Reproduction: How Life Continues (Class 9 NCERT New) Quiz 3

1. What role do the cilia in the fallopian tubes play in the journey of the ovum?

A They produce hormones B They protect the ovum from infections C They nourish the ovum D They facilitate the movement of the ovum

2. How does the structure of the fallopian tubes assist in fertilization?

A By regulating menstrual cycles B By producing eggs C By creating a suitable environment for sperm and ovum interaction D By providing a site for sperm storage

3. What happens to the ovum if it is not fertilized during its journey through the fallopian tube?

A It is absorbed by the body B It is transformed into a cyst C It is stored in the ovaries D It is expelled during menstruation

4. What is the function of the cervix?

A To support fetal development B To produce eggs C To act as a passage for sperm and menstrual fluid D To regulate hormones

5. What is the infundibulum's role in the female reproductive system?

A To regulate menstrual cycles B To produce eggs C To transport the ovum from the ovary D To support fetal development

6. How does the infundibulum assist in the process of fertilization?

A By producing hormones B By facilitating the movement of sperm C By capturing the ovum after ovulation D By providing a site for sperm storage

7. What anatomical feature is associated with the infundibulum?

A Endometrium B Myometrium C Fimbriae D Placenta

8. What is a common method of male contraception?

A Fertility awareness B Birth control pills C Condoms D Intrauterine devices

9. Which of the following is a hormonal method of female contraception?

A Withdrawal method B Condoms C Birth control patch D Diaphragm

10. What is the primary purpose of contraception?

A To regulate menstrual cycles B To prevent sexually transmitted infections C To enhance sexual pleasure D To prevent pregnancy