What does the circulatory system transport?
the arteries
the veins
oxygen and nutrients
the heart
Where do we take in food? (digestive system)
through the oesophagus
through the mouth
through the stomach
through the anus
True of False: the skeleton supports our body and protects our internal organs.
False
True
The _________ cerebellum controls our movements, balance, and coordination.
cerebellum
cerebrum
brain stem
spinal cord
Food goes from the stomach into the _______ __________. (digestive system)
large intestine
small intestine
oesophagus
anus
Where do babies grow during pregnancy?
In the vagina
In the fallopian tubes
In the ovary
In the uterus
What transports information from the sense organs to the brain?
the muscles
the nerves
the cerebellum
the cerebrum
What connects bones to other bones at joints?
muscles
tendons
hair
ligaments
What connects the ovaries to the uterus?
ureters
fallopian tubes
vulva
vagina
What takes blood from the heart to the body?
capillaries
arteries
veins
the lungs
What connects the uterus to the outside?
the fallopian tubes
the ovaries
the vulva
the vagina
The heart ....
Is where gas exchange happens.
Is a big muscle that pumps blood around the body.
Is part of the digestive system.
Is a small blood vessel that connects arteries and veins.
What connects muscles to bones?
tendons
hair
skin
ligaments
When your __________ is full, you want to go pee.
kidneys
ureters
urethra
bladder
Where are female cells produced in the female reproductive system?
in the fallopian tubes
in the uterus
in the vagina
in the ovaries
__________ carry the urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
veins
urethra
ureters
arteries
Where are the male cells produced in the male reproductive system?
In the testicles
In the Urethra
In the penis
In the kidneys
Our body also eliminates waste through our skin, called ________.
carbon dioxide
urine
sweat
oxygen
What does the brain do with the information that it receives from the body?
It converts it to oxygen.
It reads and analyses it.
It leaves the body as waste.
It eats it.
The _____________ controls voluntary actions such as speaking.
brain stem
cerebellum
spinal cord
cerebrum
Where is urine produced in the body?
kidneys
bladder
urethra
ureters
We breathe out ______ ________ from our nose and mouth.
water
carbon dioxide
oxygen
nutrients
Urine leaves the body through the _____________.
bladder
kidneys
urethra
ureters
The air from our nose goes down the trachea and into the __________.
lungs
mouth
bronchi
alveoli
In the alveoli, _________ in the air is exchanged for carbon dioxide in the blood.
nitrogen
carbon dioxide
oxygen
nutrients
Which organs filter your blood?
the ureters
the kidneys
the urethra
the bladder
How do male cells travel outside the body in the male reproductive system?
Through the testicles
Through there urethra
Through the kidneys
Through the bladder
The _________ controls involuntary actions such as breathing.
spinal cord
brain stem
cerebrum
cerebellum
We breathe in air through our _______ and _________.
trachea and bronchi
lungs and alveoli
nose and trachea
nose and mouth
What organs receive information from the environment?
the lungs
the kidneys
the sense organs
the spinal cord
True or False: Our nervous system controls every action we take.
False
True
From the mouth, food travels down the ___________ into the stomach. (digestive system)
small intestine
trachea
large intestine
oesophagus
Where does gas exchange happen in the circulatory system?
In the capillaries
In the veins
In the heart
In the arteries
Where is the urethra located in the male reproductive system?
In the penis
In the testicles
In the bladder
In the bladder
What are the three parts of the nervous system?
The brain, the kidneys, and stomach
The brain, the skeleton, and muscles
The brain, the muscles, and the bones
The brain, spinal cord, and nerves
What does the small intestine do? (digestive system)
It is where waste leaves our body.
It is where oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide.
It separates the nutrients from the waste.
It is where digestion begins.
Reproduction occurs when...
a male cell leaves the body.
a male cell and a female cell combine to make a new cell.
a female cell is produced.
two people hug.
What are the three parts of the locomotor system?
joints, muscles, and the spine
the skeleton, the brain, and muscles
the skeleton, joints, and muscles
joints, muscles, and the brain
The bronchi take the air into the lungs and then the air goes to the ___________.
trachea
alveoli
mouth
bronchi
In the _______, oxygen in the air is exchanged for carbon dioxide in the blood.
bronchi
trachea
nose
alveoli
In the alveoli, oxygen in the air is exchanged for ________ __________ in the blood.
nitrogen
oxygen
carbon dioxide
nutrients
Waste leaves our body through the _________. (digestive system)
stomach
small intestine
mouth
anus
What are the three parts of the skeleton?
The skull, torso, and limbs
The skull, legs, and arms
The torso, the limbs, and the spine
The skull, the ribcage, and pelvis
Which organ protects the female reproductive system?
urethra
ovaries
vagina
vulva
How does the brain send messages to the body?
Through the bones
Through the five senses
Through the muscles
Through the spinal cord
What takes blood from the body to the heart?
arteries
veins
the lungs
capillaries
Waste passes from the small intestine into the ________ _________. (digestive system)
anus
oesophagus
stomach
large Intestine
Food goes from the oesophagus into the _________. (digestive system)
small intestine
stomach
large intestine
mouth