Unit 9 Mid-Unit Exam retest

Unit 9 Mid-Unit Exam retest

By Bryan Carter

​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Multiple Choice

Look at the chart above. Which organ system is being mentioned in column A and Column C?

• Column A- Respiratory Column C- Skeletal

• Column A -Respiratory System. Column C- Digestive System

• Column A- Circulatory Column C- Skeletal

• Column A- Nervous Column C- Circulatory

​Organism -> Organ System -> Organ -> Tissue -> Cells

​List the levels of organization from largest to most simple

Dropdown

Drag and drop the word to the correct space within the paragraph. A collection of similar cells are known as a

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. When two or more types of tissues work together for the same purpose, they create an​

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. An organ ​

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is a combination of several organs that perform together for a common function​. There are eleven major organ systems that work together to allow an ​

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to survive. When examining the organization of the body, the cell is the most ​

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unit of life. The organism is the most complex of the organizational levels.

​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Match

Determine which fact is associated with the information below. Drag the correct answer next to the correct information below.

• Skeletal System

• Circulatory System

• Respiratory System

• Nervous System

A rigid supportive or protective structu

Circulates Oxygen and nutrients

Responsible for gas exchange

Sends and receives signals

• A rigid supportive or protective structu

• Circulates Oxygen and nutrients

• Responsible for gas exchange

• Sends and receives signals

Multiple Choice

Which statement correctly describes a relationship between the muscular and respiratory systems?

• The lungs are composed of smooth muscle tissue.

• Muscles in the nostrils filter air before the air enters the lungs.

• Oxygen diffuses from the lungs directly to the muscles.

• Contraction of the diaphragm expands the lungs during inspiration.

​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Multiple Choice

Look at the diagram modeling a person’s lungs.

What part do the alveoli play in the respiratory system?

• They store gases not needed by the body.

• They exchange gases with the circulatory system.

• They keep any gases from entering the bloodstream.

• 
  They convert carbon dioxide to oxygen for use by cells.

​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Dropdown

The part of the lungs that is MOST responsible for oxygen entering the bloodstream is the ​

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​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Hotspot

Students in Mrs. Garcia's class were placed into groups of five and asked to list one function of the circulatory system.

Which students correctly identified the function of this system?

Choose the correct students by clicking the appropriate boxes.

There will be 2 answers

​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Hotspot

Students are studying the functions of the eleven body systems.

Students in Mrs. Garcia's class were placed into groups of five and asked to list one function of the respiratory system.

Which students correctly identified the function of this system?

Choose the correct students by clicking the appropriate boxes.

There are 2 answers

​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Multiple Select

Which two body systems work together to provide the body with oxygen and to rid the body of carbon dioxide?

Select TWO correct answers.

• circulatory

• digestive

• skeletal

• 
  respiratory

​​Circulatory - Transport Oxygen and nutrients throughout the body

Respiratory - Gas Exchange (in alveoli); bring in O2 and remove CO2

Skeletal - Protect vital organs, support, and provide framework for the body

Muscular - Helps many parts of the body move

Nervous - Send signals to the body and receive signals from the body

Open Ended

Directions: Look at the diagram of the systems shown.  Then, answer the following questions:

1. Identify the two organ systems shown in the diagram.

2. Explain how these two organ systems work together to supply oxygen to the body and remove carbon dioxide.