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Name: Date: Copyright © 2014 by Seventh-day Adventists/North American Division Office of Education Level 7 How Do Organisms Reproduce? For items 1–4, fill in the blank to complete each statement correctly. 1. During , an offspring grows out of the body of the parent. 2. Sperm and eggs are part of reproduction. 3. Asexual and sexual reproduction both depend on cell division that includes . 4. Only sexual reproduction depends on cell division that involves . For items 5–8, write T if the statement is true. Write F if the statement is false. For a false statement, use the space provided to write how you would change the underlined part to make it true. 5. During sexual reproduction, the new organism receives genetic information from only one parent. 6. The hormone estrogen is responsible for the development of sperm. 7. All plants reproduce asexually. 8. Sexually produced offspring are never identical to their parents. Answer the following question on the lines provided. 9. What is the difference between primary sex characteristics and secondary sex characteristics? Chapter 5 • Lesson 1 Use with pp. 180–188 Lesson Support Essential Question KH_BD1_SJG7_U2C05L1_LS.indd 2 8/15/14 11:10 AM
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How Do Organisms Reproduce?For items 1–4, fill in the blank to complete each statement correctly.
1. During , an offspring grows out of the body of the parent.
2. Sperm and eggs are part of reproduction.
3. Asexual and sexual reproduction both depend on cell division that includes
.
4. Only sexual reproduction depends on cell division that involves .
For items 5–8, write T if the statement is true. Write F if the statement is false. For a false statement, use the space provided to write how you would change the underlined part to make it true.
5. During sexual reproduction, the new organism receives genetic information from
only one parent.
6. The hormone estrogen is responsible for the development of sperm.
7. All plants reproduce asexually.
8. Sexually produced offspring are never identical to their parents.
Answer the following question on the lines provided.
9. What is the difference between primary sex characteristics and secondary sex characteristics?
Chapter 5 • Lesson 1 Use with pp. 180–188 Lesson Support
Essential Question
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