When Sperm Leave the Epididymis, They are Transported Directly into The

Question

When sperm leave the epididymis, they are transported directly into the
A)seminal vesicles.
B)ductus deferens.
C)prostate gland.
D)urethra.
E)ejaculatory duct.

Accepted Answer

Sperm leave the epididymis and enter the ductus deferens (also known as the vas deferens). From there, they join with other fluids to form semen, which is eventually ejaculated through the urethra. The seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and ejaculatory duct all contribute fluids to semen, but the sperm do not directly enter these structures.