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Shelles

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The term gonads refers to _______.
 
  a. all male and female sex organs
  b. an internal organ in men that is involved in reproduction
  c. an external structure in women that is involved in reproduction
  d. a sex organ in either men or women that produces cells for reproduction

Question 2

The physical changes that girls undergo at puberty as they mature into women are triggered by _______.
 
  a. her age
  b. the female hormones estrogen and progesterone
  c. her height and weight
  d. the composition of her diet



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Answer: D

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Answer: B





 

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