Quiz: Hormones in Human Reproduction and the Menstrual Cycle

Master reproductive hormones faster - reinforce what you learned about FSH, LH, estrogen, and progesterone in just 5 minutes.

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Q1 Beginner 1 pts

According to the video, how often does ovulation occur during the menstrual cycle? Video Reference:
"every 28 days an egg is released this is called ovulation..."

Timestamp: 0:45

Every 14 days Every 28 days Every 21 days Every 35 days

Q2 Beginner 1 pts

The speaker mentions that in men, which hormone stimulates the testes to produce sperm? Video Reference:
"in men the testes produced the hormone testosterone testosterone stimulates the testes to produce sp..."

Timestamp: 1:00

Estrogen Progesterone Testosterone FSH

Q3 Intermediate 2 pts

According to the video, what does FSH stand for and what is its primary function? Video Reference:
"follicle stimulating hormone or FSH causes an egg to mature in the ovary..."

Timestamp: 2:00

Follicle Stimulating Hormone - causes egg maturation Female Sexual Hormone - triggers ovulation Fertilization Support Hormone - maintains uterus lining Follicle Support Hormone - produces estrogen

Q4 Intermediate 2 pts

The video explains that estrogen stops the pituitary gland from releasing FSH. Video Reference:
"estrogen also stops the pituitary gland from releasing any more FSH instead the pituitary gland now ..."

Timestamp: 3:00

True

False

Q5 Intermediate 2 pts

According to the speaker, at approximately what day does LH reach its peak level during the menstrual cycle? Video Reference:
"so the LH level rises to a peak around a fourteen..."

Timestamp: 4:00

Day 7 Day 14 Day 21 Day 28

Q6 Advanced 3 pts

The video states that progesterone has two specific effects. What are they? Video Reference:
"progesterone has two effects firstly progesterone stops the tuturro guard from releasing FSH and LH...."

Timestamp: 3:20

Triggers ovulation and maintains uterus lining Stops FSH/LH release and keeps uterus lining thick Causes egg maturation and produces estrogen Stimulates sperm production and triggers menstruation

Q7 Beginner 1 pts

Foundation tier students can stop watching the video after learning the basic hormone functions. Video Reference:
"okay foundation tier students can stop watching now however higher tier students need to keep watchi..."

Timestamp: 2:20

True

False

Q8 Intermediate 2 pts

According to the video, what happens when the level of progesterone falls if fertilization does not take place? Video Reference:
"if fertilization does not take place then the level of progesterone Falls the uterus lining and the ..."

Timestamp: 3:40

More eggs begin to mature Estrogen production increases The uterus lining and egg are released as a period Ovulation occurs again immediately

Q9 Beginner 1 pts

The speaker mentions that students can find more questions on reproductive hormones in a specific resource. What is it? Video Reference:
"remember your fan plenty of questions on reproductive hormones in my vision workbook..."

Timestamp: 4:20

The revision textbook The vision workbook The study guide The practice manual

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Quiz: Hormones in Human Reproduction and the Menstrual Cycle

According to the video, how often does ovulation occur during the menstrual cycle? Video Reference: "every 28 days an egg is released this is called ovulation..." Timestamp: 0:45

The speaker mentions that in men, which hormone stimulates the testes to produce sperm? Video Reference: "in men the testes produced the hormone testosterone testosterone stimulates the testes to produce sp..." Timestamp: 1:00

According to the video, what does FSH stand for and what is its primary function? Video Reference: "follicle stimulating hormone or FSH causes an egg to mature in the ovary..." Timestamp: 2:00

The video explains that estrogen stops the pituitary gland from releasing FSH. Video Reference: "estrogen also stops the pituitary gland from releasing any more FSH instead the pituitary gland now ..." Timestamp: 3:00

According to the speaker, at approximately what day does LH reach its peak level during the menstrual cycle? Video Reference: "so the LH level rises to a peak around a fourteen..." Timestamp: 4:00

The video states that progesterone has two specific effects. What are they? Video Reference: "progesterone has two effects firstly progesterone stops the tuturro guard from releasing FSH and LH...." Timestamp: 3:20

Foundation tier students can stop watching the video after learning the basic hormone functions. Video Reference: "okay foundation tier students can stop watching now however higher tier students need to keep watchi..." Timestamp: 2:20

According to the video, what happens when the level of progesterone falls if fertilization does not take place? Video Reference: "if fertilization does not take place then the level of progesterone Falls the uterus lining and the ..." Timestamp: 3:40

The speaker mentions that students can find more questions on reproductive hormones in a specific resource. What is it? Video Reference: "remember your fan plenty of questions on reproductive hormones in my vision workbook..." Timestamp: 4:20