Systems, Muscles, Bones Quiz

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Found attached to bones throughout the body

• smooth

• cardiac

• skeletal

• all

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Found in the heart

• smooth

• cardiac

• skeletal

• all

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Found in the walls of hollow organs; also called visceral

• smooth

• cardiac

• skeletal

• all

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Use to move materials through contractions

• smooth

• cardiac

• skeletal

• all

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What are the 3 types of muscles?

• Skeletal, muscular, ligament
• Skeletal, smooth, cardiac
• Smooth, Cellular, Cerebrum
• Cardiac, smooth, brain stem

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Skeletal muscles always work _____.

• in groups
• in pairs
• singly
• none of the above

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Smooth muscle and cardiac muscle are considered _____ muscles because we can’t control them consciously.

• Immovable
• Involuntary
• Skeletal
• none of the above

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A ______________________ attach bones to each other at joints.

• Ligament
• Bone
• Joint
• Cell

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A ______ is a strong connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone.

• Tendon
• Ligament
• Cartilage

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What is shown in the colored part of this diagram?

• a whole muscle

• five muscle fibers

• five muscle fascicles

• five myofibrils

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What is labeled "4" (the blue/purple part) in the diagram?

• sarcolemma

• sarcoplasmic reticulum

• transverse tubules

• myofibril

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Name the following in order from largest to smallest:

• muscle, muscle fascicle, muscle cell, myofibril, filaments

• muscle, muscle fascicle, muscle cell, filaments, myofibril

• muscle, muscle cell, muscle fascicle, myofibril, filaments

• muscle, muscle cell, muscle fascicle, filaments, myofibril

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What is the length between Z-lines of an actin molecule called?

• fascicle

• sarcomere

• myosin binding site

• sarcoplasmic length

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____________ attaches to actin to form the cross bridge.

• Troponin

• Tropomyosin

• Myosin

• Calcium

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What muscle is the arrow pointing toward?

• biceps

• traps

• pecs

• triceps

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What muscle is the arrow pointing to?

• Pectoralis (Pecs)

• Biceps

• Triceps

• Lats

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What muscle is the arrow pointing to?

• Biceps

• Triceps

• Lats

• Quads

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• Quadriceps
• Satorius
• Hamstring
• Gastronecmius

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• Latissmius Dorise
• Erectors
• Deltoids
• Abdominal

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• Abdominal
• External Oblique
• Erectors
• Satorius

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• Trapezius
• Gluteals
• Deltoid
• Hamstring

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• Hamstrin
• Quadricep
• Tibialis Anterior
• Gastrocenmius

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• Glutueal
• Hamstring
• Quadricep
• External Oblique

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• Hamstring
• Quadriceps
• Gastronecmius
• Satorius

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• Abdominal
• External Oblique
• Pectorals
• Trapezius

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• Latissimius Dorsi
• Trapezius
• Triceps
• Erectors

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This is showing the major muscle group on your back, called what?

• latissimus dorsi

• trapezius

• pectorals

• external obliques

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These muscles that make up someone's "six pack" are really called what?

• extermal obliques

• gluteus maximus

• rectus abdominus

• gastrocnemius

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What do sit-ups do for the body? 

• Strengthens your calf muscles 
• Helps you loose weight 
• Strengthens your stomach muscles 
• None of the above

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Which of the following exercises would best strengthen the pectoral muscles

• Lunges
• Bicep curls
• Crunches
• Chest press

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What is the opposing muscle group for the biceps? 

• Quadriceps
• Abdominals
• Trapezius
• Triceps

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Your QUADS can be found in your . . .

• arms
• back
• legs
• shoulders

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Squats focus on what part of your body?

• legs
• arms
• abs
• head

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Planks work which muscle(s)?

• arms
• abs
• legs
• all of the above

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attaches bone to bone

• tendon
• ligament 

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The skeletal system does all of the following EXCEPT

• produces red blood cells
• stores calcium and minerals
• protects organs
• excretes waste

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attaches muscle to bone 

• tendon
• ligament 

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How many bones are in the adult human body?

• 200
• 206
• 205
• 204

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Many bones form from what?

• bones
• bone tissue
• Cartilage
• skin tissue 

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What are the main functions of the skeleton?

• A) protection
• b) Body shape 
• C) movement
• D) A,b and c

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One of the main jobs of cartilage is to

• make blood
• make marrow
• cushion bones
• hold fingers together

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The only bone in the human body that can not heal itself?

• Clavicle
• Sternum
• Teeth
• Knee Cap

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The bone marrow makes
_______________________ cells.

• blood
• cancer
• large
• normal

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No movement would occur without the skeletal system.

• True
• False
• Huh?

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What are the 3 types of muscle tissue?

• Thigh, Calf, & Shoulder
• Traps, Forearm, & Abs
• Hamstring, Biceps, & Triceps
• Smooth Muscle, Cardiac Muscle, & Skeletal Muscle

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Which muscles are involuntary?

• skeletal
• cardiac
• smooth
• smooth and cardiac

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When a muscle contracts, it _______

• gets longer
• gets shorter
• gets thinner
• grows hair

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Which types of muscle tissue are voluntary?

• Cardiac
• Skeletal
• Smooth
• Cardiac and Smooth

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Skeletal muscles are attached to the _________.

• Stomach
• Lungs
• Bones
• Involuntary Muscles

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Cardiac muscles are ONLY located in the heart

• TRUE
• FALSE

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Muscles always work in _____

• pairs
• groups of 3
• bones
• joints

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Voluntary muscle is

• muscle that has to be told when to move
• muscle that moves automatically
• muscle that needs to be stretched regularly
• muscle that makes up the heart and stomach

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Involuntary muscle is 

• muscle found in the heart
• muscle found in the organs
• muscle that works automatically
• all of these are true

Skeleton & Bones

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Functions of the Skeletal System:

• Supports entire body

• Protects organs

• Makes blood cells

• Stores calcium

• Helps with movement: provides a place for muscles to attach

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Which organ is NOT protected by the skeletal system?

• Brain

• Intestines

• Heart

• Lungs

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Why is it important that calcium is stored in the bones?

• Makes bones lightweight

• Calcium helps to make blood

• Makes bones stronger

• Makes bones more flexible

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How many sections/divisions is the skeleton divided into?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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How many bones does an adult human have?

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Which is an example of a bone that would be found in the AXIAL skeleton?

• Femur

• Phalanges

• Humerus

• Ribs

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Which is an example of a bone that would be part of the APPENDICULAR skeleton?

• Skull

• Radius

• Sternum

• Vertebrae

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Which is more lightweight?

• Solid/Compact Bone

• Spongy Bone

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What attaches to the outer membrane (periosteum)?

• Fat

• Nerves

• Blood Vessels

• Muscles

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Which would be a tough and flexible tissue?

• Spongy Bone

• Cartilage

• Compact/Solid Bone

• Marrow

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Which tissues store calcium?

• Solid/Compact Bone

• Cartilage

• Spongy Bone

• Marrow

• Outer Membrane (Periosteum)

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Which part of the bone makes blood cells?

• Solid/Compact Bone

• Cartilage

• Ligament

• Marrow

• Outer Membrane (Periosteum)

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What holds bones together?

• Cartilage

• Ligaments

• Spongy Bone

• Outer Membrane (Periosteum)

• Marrow

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What keeps bones from rubbing together (which would be painful)?

• Solid/Compact Bone

• Ligaments

• Cartilage

• Spongy Bone

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Cartilage can turn to bone.

• True

• False

Ossification - Process of cartilage turning to bone

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The red highlighted area is called what? It helps protect all of your major organs.

• Bird Cage

• Sternum

• Ribs

• Femur

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What is the name for the group of bones in color? Secretaries, Construction workers get injury in this area when used too much.

• Phalanges

• Carpals

• Lincoln Tunnel

• Patella

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What is the name of the bone in red? It is the longest bone in the body. It is also the hardest bone to break.

• Humerus

• Feline

• Tail bone

• Femur

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Please name the bone in red. It is the most commonly broken bone in the body. It is also the only long bone that runs horizontally in the body.

• Clavicle

• Phalange

• Maximal

• Mandible

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What are the bones in your fingers and thumb called, highlighted in red? There are three in each finger and two in the thumb. This name is also what your toe bones are called.

• Coccyx

• Phalanges

• Femur

• Appendages

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This bone, in red, is called? These aren't here when you are born, they develop after birth. They protect the ligaments in the knee joint.

• Nutella

• Gallbladder

• Elbow

• Patella

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What is this upper arm bone colored red? It isn't really that funny.

• Funny

• Femur

• Humerus

• Bicep

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What is the name of the bones in red? These are one half of the bones that make up the hip joint.

• Elvis

• Shoulder

• Knee Cap

• Pelvis

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This bone is colored blue. Some of you move this too much because you talk too much.

• Jaw

• Mouth

• Sternum

• Teeth

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What is the name of this bone? It sits on top of your neck. It also protect your brain.

• Dome Piece

• Head

• Skull

• Patella

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What is the name of the group of bones colored yellow. They make up the main support column of your skeleton.

• Tailbone

• Spine

• Femur

• Backbone

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What is the name of the bone in red? this bone sits over the heart and helps protect the heart.

• Breastbone

• Chest Plate

• Sternum

• Skull

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What is the name of this lower arm bone in red? It is located on the pinkie side on the arm. It is also the bone the creates the elbow.

• Forearm Bone

• Unicorn

• Radius

• Ulna

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What is the name of this name of the bone in red? It is located on the thumb side of arm. It rotates when you twist your wrist.

• Ulna

• Radius

• Forearm Bone

• Circle

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What are the name of this group of bones colored blue? They make up your heal and help make the ankle joint.

• Carpals

• Tarsals

• Meta Tarsals

• Ankle Bone

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What is the lower leg bone in red? It is the smaller of the two leg bones. It is located behind the calf muscle and creates the outside of the ankle joint.

• Tibia

• Femur

• Ankle Bone

• Fibula

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These bones are colored green. These types of bones are also located in your fingers. Each toe has three of these bones

• Phalanges

• Carpals

• Toes

• Femur

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Name the bones in red. They make up the palm of your hand.

• Meta Tarsals

• Hand Bone

• Meta Carpals

• Metropolitan

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This bone is colored red? It is the larger of the two lower leg bones. It is also your shin. It helps create the knee joint.

• Shin Bone

• Tibia

• Tibet

• Fibula

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Name this bone in red. It is located on the back. We some times call them our chicken wings. They also are one of three bones that make up the shoulder joint.

• Spatula

• Hips

• Skull

• Scapula

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Name the bones colored green. These are the bones the make up the middle of your foot and arch of the foot.

• Meta Carpal

• Meta Tarsal

• Foot Bone

• Phalanges

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Delivers oxygen to your body cells. Made in bone marrow.

• white blood cell

• red blood cell

• respiratory system

• lungs

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Fights disease and infection. Made by the lymphatic system.

• white blood cells

• red blood cells

• circulatory system

• blood

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This organ pumps blood through your body.

• heart

• artery

• vein

• capillaries

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These blood vessels take oxygenated blood to the body cells.

• heart

• artery

• vein

• capillary

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These blood vessels carry deoxygenated blood to the lungs.

• heart

• capillaries

• veins

• arteries

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Small blood vessels that diffuse oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nutrients.

• heart

• arteries

• veins

• capillaries

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The system that makes red blood cells.

• nervous

• circulatory

• respiratory

• skeletal

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The system that delivers oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide.

• respiratory

• skeletal

• lymphatic

• digestive

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The system that sends electrical signals to the heart that tell it to beat.

• respiratory

• lymphatic

• nervous

• digestive

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The system that breaks down food into nutrients.

• lymphatic

• respiratory

• nervous

• digestive

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The system that makes white blood cells.

• lymphatic

• respiratory

• nervous

• digestive

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A disease in which red blood cells are mis-shaped and clog capillaries.

• leukemia

• heart disease

• sickle-cell anemia

• hemophilia

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Causes an overproduction of white blood cells that crowd the blood.

• leukemia

• heart disease

• hemophilia

• sickle-cell anemia

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Cholesterol and plaque builds up on vessel walls and causes heart attack and stroke.

• leukemia

• heart disease

• hemophilia

• sickle-cell anemia

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A hereditary disease where blood does not clot to stop bleeding.

• hemophilia

• heart disease

• sickle-cell anemia

• leukemia

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The 3 main functions of the Circulatory System

• break down food, remove waste, make blood cells

• react to stimuli, grow, adapt

• deliver materials, remove waste, and fight infection

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Proteins are broken down into _______.

• Fatty acids

• Glycerol

• Glucose

• Amino acids

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Large carbohydrates are chemically digested into smaller _____ molecules

• proteins

• amino acids

• glucose

• enzymes

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Digestion begins in the ______.

• Mouth

• Stomach

• Small intestine

• Gallbladder

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Saliva contains a carbohydrate enzyme called ___.

• Amylase

• Pepsin

• Lipase

• Maltase

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The structure that keeps food from entering the trachea is called the _____________.

• Salivary gland

• Epiglottis

• Pharynx

• Esophagus

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The chewed up food moves from the mouth to the stomach through the ___________.

• esophagus

• pancreas

• liver

• small intestine

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What organ is this?

• stomach
• large intestine
• small intestine
• esophagus

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The main function of the stomach is to:

• Store food

• Produce hydrochloric acid

• Begin protein digestion

• All the above

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Which enzyme does the stomach produce?

• amylase

• lipase

• maltase

• pepsin

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Which of the following kills bacteria in the human digestive system?

• Hydrochloric acid

• Mucus

• Amylase

• Pepsin

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Which digestive organ is represented by the letter B?

• Pancreas

• Liver

• Mouth

• Small intestine

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Which food is unsuitable for a person who cannot secrete enough bile?

• butter

• lean meat

• spinach

• rice

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The majority of digestion occurs in the:

• mouth

• stomach

• small intestine

• large intestine

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Where does protein digestion begin?

• mouth

• stomach

• small intestine

• large intestine

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The diagram represents human digestive system. From which structure are glucose and amino acids normally absorbed into the circulatory system?

• F - Large Intestine
• H - Liver
• C - Stomach
• E - Small Intestine

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Absorption of nutrients happens through small finger-like structures called ________.

• sphincters

• enzymes

• lipids

• villi

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What organ is this?

• stomach
• small intestine
• large intestine
• esophagus

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The diagram represents a portion of a human body. The principal function of structure X is to

• produce amylase

• produce pepsin

• absorb water

• absorb nutrients

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Which letter collects and stores wastes until they are ready to be released from the body?

• D

• E

• K

• L