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                  Question 2 
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                  The diagram below is an illustration of the male urine-genitial system study it carefullyu and use it to answer question 2(a) to 2(c)  
                      
                    (a) Name the parts  labelled I to VIII [ 4 marks] 
(b) State one function  each of the parts labelled V,VI, and VIII [3 marks] 
(c) Name three diseases associated with the system. [3 marks]                       | 
                 
                
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                  This question was  attempted by many candidates and candidates performed fairly well. In 
part (a) candidates named the part labeled correctly but made mistakes in  spellings. In part 
(b) candidates mixed up function of the part labelled V (epididymis) as  production of sperm 
with function of the part labelled VI (Testis) as stores sperm while some  candidates could 
not state function of the part labelled VIII (urethra) 
In part (c) candidates  named diseases associated with the urino-genital system with wrong 
spellings.  
The expected answers were  as follows:  
(a) Naming the parts  labelled  
I - urinary bladder  
IIureter  
IIIprostate gland  
IVsperm duct/vas deferens  
Vepididymis  
VI testis  
VII penis  
VIII urethra. 
                      (b) Function of each of  the parts labelled V,VI,and VIII  
                      Function of V 
Stores sperm  
Produces secretion that  makes sperm active  
Function of VI  
For sperm production  
Production of male sex  hormone/named sex hormone  
Function of VIII  
Passage of urine  
Conveying spennlsemen  during sex. 
( c) Diseases associated with the system  
syphilis  
gonorrhoaa  
urethritis  
kidney stone  
urine retention/enlarged  prostate gland  
genital herpes.  
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