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What is the primary function of sperms in sexual reproduction?
What is the primary function of sperms in sexual reproduction?
- To nourish the egg
- To provide protection to the egg
- To transport genetic material to the egg (correct)
- To produce hormones
Where are sperms produced in the male reproductive system?
Where are sperms produced in the male reproductive system?
- Vas deferens
- Testes (correct)
- Epididymis
- Seminal vesicles
What is the approximate life span of a sperm cell after ejaculation?
What is the approximate life span of a sperm cell after ejaculation?
- 2 weeks
- 1 month
- 48 hours
- 5 days (correct)
What is the primary characteristic of a coalition government?
What is the primary characteristic of a coalition government?
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What is a common outcome of a coalition government?
What is a common outcome of a coalition government?
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What is the approximate size of a human sperm cell?
What is the approximate size of a human sperm cell?
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In a coalition government, how are key decisions usually made?
In a coalition government, how are key decisions usually made?
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What is a potential drawback of a coalition government?
What is a potential drawback of a coalition government?
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Sperm Cells in Sexual Reproduction
- The primary function of sperms is to fertilize the egg cell during sexual reproduction.
- Sperms are produced in the male reproductive system, specifically in the testes.
Characteristics of Sperm Cells
- The approximate life span of a sperm cell after ejaculation is a few days.
- A human sperm cell is approximately 0.05 millimeters in size.
Coalition Government
- The primary characteristic of a coalition government is a partnership between two or more political parties.
- A common outcome of a coalition government is a shared responsibility for governing.
- Key decisions in a coalition government are usually made through compromise and negotiation among the parties involved.
- A potential drawback of a coalition government is the difficulty in making decisions due to the need for consensus among the parties.
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