GCSE Child care/development CGP Revision quiz

Here are important key revision information linked to family, birth, contraception and morein the form of a fun quiz to help study for GCSE qualifications in Child development (childcare). All information in the quiz is taken from the CGP revision guide. 

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What is a re-constituted family?
A family which consists of step-parents and step-children
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Which 'emotional needs' do parents need to provide for their children?
Stable family environment, love and encouragement, praise and discipline
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What does the 'Epididymis' do on the male reproductive system?
It collects and stores the sperm from the testis
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What is the function of an 'endomentrium'?
It contains lots of blood vessels and breaks down and comes each away each month if a fertilised egg doesn't get implanted in
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When is woman most fertile?
When ovulation occurs around day 12 to day 16
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How reliable is the natural method 'abstinence' (no sex)
100%
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Which STI can block the sperm ducts and fallopian tubes? ( stops sperm & egg being released properly)
Gonorrhoea
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What happens after fertilisation?
The zygote divides and becomes a ball of cells, and after 7 days it reaches the uterus and implants itself into the lining (implantation).
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Male XY and female ** chromosomes split up to form...
Gametes
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What is 'infertitlity'?
The inability to have children
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What is a 'surrogate mother'?
A woman who bears a child on behalf of another woman either from her own fertilised egg, by the other woman's partner, or by implantation of a fertilised egg in her womb
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What is the name of the hormone that can be detected in a Urine test?
Gonadotropin
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The foetus is saaid to be 'viable' at approximately 24 weeks. What does this mean?
The baby would survive outside the Uterus.
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At what age does an average child reach the milestone of making a tower of three bricks?
18 Months
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At what age does an average child reach the milestone of sitting without support for short periods
6 Months
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At what age does an average child reach the milestone of walking with confidence?
18 Months
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Which 'emotional needs' do parents need to provide for their children?

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Stable family environment, love and encouragement, praise and discipline

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What does the 'Epididymis' do on the male reproductive system?

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What is the function of an 'endomentrium'?

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When is woman most fertile?

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Emma-leigh

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Im only 13.we wil learn this in science.no need to put this up on the Internet.:(bad for the children who are yet not to be known to what they are 

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