Snapquiz - Fertility and The Pill

Question 1. In in vitro fertilisation, who are the mother and father of the child?

The child has the same biological father but the mother's DNA is from a donor.
Both of the biological parents are donors.
The child has the same biological mother but the father's DNA is from a donor.
The same mother and father as if the child was conceived normally.

Question 2. Which individual hormone level can be increased as a fertility treatment?

Progesterone.
Oestrogen.
FSH.
LH.

Question 3. Which two hormone levels can be increased in preparation for in vitro fertilisation?

Oestrogen and progesterone.
FSH and LH.
FSH and oestrogen.
LH and oestrogen.

Question 4. How does The Pill act as a contraceptive?

If no egg cells mature, they can't be released or fertilised.
The uterus lining doesn't thicken and a woman's periods stop, preventing a fertilised egg cell from developing.
A barrier is formed in the vagina, preventing the sperm from reaching the egg cell.
If oestrogen levels are too high the sperm can't survive to fertilise the egg.

Question 5. What did the early version of The Pill contain?

Large amounts of oestrogen.
Large amounts of testosterone.
Large amounts of LH.
Large amounts of FSH.

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