Human Body Systems + Levels of Organization REVIEW

Human Body Systems + Levels of Organization REVIEW

​AKS

​2a. develop and use models of how cells are organized into tissues, tissues into organs, organs into systems, and systems into organisms (GSE S7L2b)

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2b. engage in argumentation from evidence that show understanding of how the functions of the Cardiovascular, Excretory, Digestive, Respiratory, Muscular, Nervous, and Immune Systems interact with each other to carry out life processes (GSE S7L2c)

Multiple Choice

Organs that work together are part of a(n):

• cell

• Organ

• Organ System

• Tissue

Multiple Choice

Using the analogy in the picture, what level would be best compared to the TISSUE level of organization?

• community

• city

• county

• state

• country

Multiple Choice

You are given 4 different models - a stomach, a heart, a red blood cell, and the muscular system. Which model is the MOST complex?

• Red blood cell

• Muscular System

• stomach

• heart

​Review:

​The 8 Body Systems

• ​Cardio / Circulatory

• ​Respiratory

• ​Muscular

• ​Skeletal

• ​Urinary / Excretory

• ​Digestive

• ​Nervous

• ​Immune

Multiple Choice

What system works most DIRECTLY with the nervous and skeletal system to move the body?

• immune

• muscular

• excretory

• cardiovascular

Multiple Choice

What are the two primary body systems involved in getting oxygen to our cells?

• digestive and skeletal

• skeletal and circulatory

• circulatory and respiratory

• respiratory and digestive

Multiple Choice

The following is an example of WHICH two systems working together:

"The small intestine absorbs nutrients from our food and they are carried through the blood to the cells."

• digestive and Circulatory 

• Digestive and respiratory

• digestive and skeletal

• digestive and nervous

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blanks with the answer that makes the most sense.

"The ________ system allows us to move around, but the _________ system controls our movement."

• muscular, nervous

• nervous, skeletal

• muscular, skeletal

• nervous, muscular