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All you have to do if to raise your flaglet icon if you want to answer and whoever raise the flag first will be given a chance to answer the statement. If the statement is Fact say YES, and if the statement is Bluff say NO.

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Kristine Jane Magatenes

Philippines

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Fact or BluffVersion en ligne All you have to do if to raise your flaglet icon if you want to answer and whoever raise the flag first will be given a chance to answer the statement. If the statement is Fact say YES, and if the statement is Bluff say NO. par Kristine Jane Magatenes 1 1.The male and female reproductive organs develop from the same embryological structures. Yes No 2 2.The oviduct or fallopian tube is part of the male reproductive system. Yes No 3 3.The hypothalamus initiates the production of sex cells by sending a chemical message to the pituitary gland. Yes No 4 4.One function of the female reproductive system is to nurture the growth and development of the young organism. Yes No 5 5.The thyroid gland is responsible in the proper immune response during childhood. Yes No 6 6.Puberty is the time where several changes occur in the adolescents' bodies to reach sexual maturity. Yes No 7 7.The pineal gland controls the functions of both the testes and the ovaries. Yes No 8 8.Hormonal imbalance may affect the energy level, physical appearance, and reproductive ability of the human body. Yes No 9 9.The hormones testosterone and progesterone promote the development of the secondary sex characteristics. Yes No 10 10.The ovaries, oviduct, uterus, and penis are parts of the female reproductive system. Yes No

Fact or BluffVersion en ligne

par Kristine Jane Magatenes

1.The male and female reproductive organs develop from the same embryological structures.

Yes

2.The oviduct or fallopian tube is part of the male reproductive system.

Yes

3.The hypothalamus initiates the production of sex cells by sending a chemical message to the pituitary gland.

Yes

4.One function of the female reproductive system is to nurture the growth and development of the young organism.

Yes

5.The thyroid gland is responsible in the proper immune response during childhood.

Yes

6.Puberty is the time where several changes occur in the adolescents' bodies to reach sexual maturity.

Yes

7.The pineal gland controls the functions of both the testes and the ovaries.

Yes

8.Hormonal imbalance may affect the energy level, physical appearance, and reproductive ability of the human body.

Yes

9.The hormones testosterone and progesterone promote the development of the secondary sex characteristics.

Yes

10.The ovaries, oviduct, uterus, and penis are parts of the female reproductive system.

Yes

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Fact or BluffVersion en ligne

par Kristine Jane Magatenes

1.The male and female reproductive organs develop from the same embryological structures.

2.The oviduct or fallopian tube is part of the male reproductive system.

3.The hypothalamus initiates the production of sex cells by sending a chemical message to the pituitary gland.

4.One function of the female reproductive system is to nurture the growth and development of the young organism.

5.The thyroid gland is responsible in the proper immune response during childhood.

6.Puberty is the time where several changes occur in the adolescents' bodies to reach sexual maturity.

7.The pineal gland controls the functions of both the testes and the ovaries.

8.Hormonal imbalance may affect the energy level, physical appearance, and reproductive ability of the human body.

9.The hormones testosterone and progesterone promote the development of the secondary sex characteristics.

10.The ovaries, oviduct, uterus, and penis are parts of the female reproductive system.

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