Where does air enter our nose?
nostrils
olfactory nerve
taste buds
What is the name of the sticky substance inside your ear canal?
earwax
Which part of the eye sends the information to the brain?
iris
retina
pupil
eyelashes
What makes up the locomotor system?
heart, muscles, skin
nerves, blood, heart
bones, joints, muscles
Which bone protects the brain?
pelvis
tibia
ribs
skull
What are the three parts of the ears?
outer ear, middle ear, inner ear
What does the cerebellum control?
balance, movement, coordination
involuntary actions
voluntary actions
Which muscles help you walk and jump?
calf muscles and quadriceps
biceps and triceps
Where is the ear canal?
outer ear
inner ear
middle ear
What covers our tongues?
taste buds
fur
olfactory nerves
hair
How does this feel?
cold
hard
soft
hot
What three parts protect the eyes?
eyebrows, eyelashes, eyelids
retina, lens, iris
iris, eyebrows, retina
How does this feel?
rough
cold
soft
smooth
Which bones form part of the lower limbs?
elbows, knees, wrists
femur, fibula, tibia
ribs, pelvis, radius
humerus, ulna, radius
Which bones form part of the upper limbs?
elbows, knees, wrists
ribs, pelvis, radius
humerus, ulna, radius
femur, fibula, tibia
What three parts make up the nervous system?
nerves, blood, stomach
brain, spinal cord, nerves
large intestine, small intestine, stomach
lungs, nose, large intestine
What does the brain stem control?
voluntary actions
involuntary actions
balance and movement
What does the cerebrum control?
involuntary actions
coordination and balance
voluntary actions
Which parts of the body can send messages to the brain?
eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin (sense organs)
Which part sends information to your brain which tells you what you are smelling?
nostrils
olfactory nerve
taste buds
Where is the eardrum?
inner ear
middle ear
outer ear
What do muscles help us do?
all of these are correct
hold objects
make movements
stand
What connects your bones?
bones
ligaments
joints
muscles
Which muscles help you move your arms?
biceps and triceps
quadriceps and calf muscles
What is the organ of touch?
skin