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Once the egg is fertilised by the sperm, and the embryo forms, what must the embryo attach to so that it can grow?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
When do the male sperm cells enter the female?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
Where do the sperm travel to meet the egg?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
What is a foetus?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
What must happen for fertilisation to take place?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
Where are sperm produced?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
What is an embryo?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
Where does the sperm fertilise the egg?
An unborn baby in the first few weeks after the sperm fertilised the egg (doesn\'t look like a human)
During sexual intercourse
The uterus wall
Through the vagina, through the cervix, through the uterus and then meet the egg in the oviduct
An unborn baby in the later stages of development which looks like a human
The sperm cell must join with the egg cell
In the oviduct
In the testes
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