A. Directions: Match the term in column A with its proper description in column B.

Write the letter of your

answer before each number.
B.
_____ 1. first phase of the menstrual cycle; uterine lining is shed

_____ 2. occurrence of painful cramps during menstruation

_____ 3. female sex cell; female gamete

a. Menstruation
b. Luteal phase _____ 4. third phase of the menstrual cycle; progesterone levels are high and the uterine
c. Flow phase lining is thickened
d. Amenorrhea _____ 5. the egg cell is released from the ovary
e. Ovulation _____ 6. second phase of the menstrual cycle; estrogen levels increase & ovary
f. Follicular phase prepares to release the egg
g. Menarche _____ 7. the regular natural change occurs in female that makes
h. Menstrual cycle pregnancy possible.
i. Menopause _____ 8. it is referred to as first menstruation
j. Hormones
_____ 9. plays an important role in keeping the body healthy during
k. Egg
menstrual cycle
l. dysmenorrhea
_____ 10. the period when menstruation naturally stop

_____ 11. the flow of blood which may last from three to five days.

_____ 12. the absence of menstrual period

A. Directions: Match the term in column A with its proper description in column B. Write the letter of your
answer before each number.
B.
_____ 1. first phase of the menstrual cycle; uterine lining is shed

_____ 2. occurrence of painful cramps during menstruation

_____ 3. female sex cell; female gamete

m. Menstruation
n. Luteal phase _____ 4. third phase of the menstrual cycle; progesterone levels are high and the uterine
o. Flow phase lining is thickened
p. Amenorrhea _____ 5. the egg cell is released from the ovary
q. Ovulation _____ 6. second phase of the menstrual cycle; estrogen levels increase & ovary
r. Follicular phase prepares to release the egg
s. Menarche _____ 7. the regular natural change occurs in female that makes
t. Menstrual cycle pregnancy possible.
u. Menopause _____ 8. it is referred to as first menstruation
v. Hormones
_____ 9. plays an important role in keeping the body healthy during
w. Egg
menstrual cycle
x. dysmenorrhea
_____ 10. the period when menstruation naturally stop

_____ 11. the flow of blood which may last from three to five days.

_____ 12. the absence of menstrual period

Name_______________________________________Grade&Section_______________Date__________

Directions: Identify the phase of menstrual cycle below. Write Flow, Follicular or Luteal phase
1. The uterine lining becomes thickened – full of blood, fat
and tissue fluid

2. Estrogen levels are at their peak

3. Progesterone levels are at their peak

4. The uterine lining is shed

5. Ovulation occurs

6. The corpus luteum develops from a ruptured follicle

(following release of the egg)

7. The FSH levels begin to rise

8. Progesterone levels drop, signaling the start of this phase

Name_______________________________________Grade&Section_______________Date__________

Directions: Identify the phase of menstrual cycle below. Write Flow, Follicular or Luteal phase
1. The uterine lining becomes thickened – full of blood, fat
and tissue fluid

2. Estrogen levels are at their peak

3. Progesterone levels are at their peak

4. The uterine lining is shed

5. Ovulation occurs

6. The corpus luteum develops from a ruptured follicle

(following release of the egg)

7. The FSH levels begin to rise

8. Progesterone levels drop, signaling the start of this phase

 C. 1. C
2. E
Key answer:
3. G
Test I –The Respiratory System
4. J
A. 1. Nasal cavity
5. B
2. Oral cavity
6. D
3. Alveoli
7. A
4. Lungs
8. I
5. Diaphragm
9. H
6. Pharynx
10. F
7. Larynx
8. Trachea/windpipe
9. Bronchus/Bronchi
10. Bronchioles

B. 1. A
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. D
6. C
7. B
8. B
9. A
10. A
Test II –The Reproductive System
A. 1. Vas deferens
2. Scrotum
3. Testis
4. Epididymis
5. Prostate glands
6. Vagina
7. Uterus
8. Ovary
9. Fallopian tube
10. Cervix
Test III- The Menstrual Cycle
A. 1. C
2. L
3. K
4. B
5. E
6. F
7. A
8. G
9. J
10. I
11. A
12. D

B. 1.Follicular
2. Luteal
3. Flow
4. Flow
5. Luteal
6. Luteal
7. Follicular
8. Follicular