Learning Task 1: Direction: Decide whether the description of each part of the male reproductive
system is true or not. Choose A if the statement is true; otherwise choose B if it is not.
A. True
of the scrotum.
1. In cold temperatures, the scrotum becomes firm and wrinkled, thus reducing the overall size
2. The penis is composed of epithelial tissues and the engorgement of the erectile tissue with
blood causes the penis to enlarge and become firm.
3. The vas deferens emerges from the epididymis and ascends along the posterior side of the
testes to become associated with the blood vessels and nerves that supply the testes.
4. Testosterone brings about the changes experienced during puberty in males.
5. The ejaculatory duct extends into the prostate gland and ends by joining the urethra within
the prostate gland.
6. The penis is only an accessory organ for reproduction and not the reproductive organ itself.
7. The urethra is a pathway for both urine and male reproductive fluids.
8. A man's testes produce sperm cells which are ejected through ducts during ejaculation,
9. Each testis contains two to three highly coiled tubes, the seminiferous tubules, and this is
where sperms develop.
10. The sperm cells continue to mature along the epididymis.​