Q

The vas deferens joins the passage coming from the _____, leading to the common passage called the urethra.

RRB Group-D 22/10/2018 / Shift-II 2018
✓ Answer: D Bladder
The intended answer is bladder. Anatomically, the vas deferens joins the seminal-vesicle duct to form an ejaculatory duct, which opens into the urethra below the bladder.
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