The Human Body

What is the big muscle that helps you breath?

• bicep

• quads

• diaph

• traps

• glute

What is Asthma?

• Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways, leading to difficulty breathing, coughing, and wheezing.

• Asthma is a type of muscle pain that is not related to any physical activity or strain.

• Asthma is a contagious disease that can spread from person to person through air.

• Asthma is caused by excessive water intake, leading to difficulty in breathing and coughing.

• Asthma is a type of skin rash that appears due to allergic reactions or irritants.

What muscle do you use when you breath in?

• hamstring

• quadriceps

• bicep

• tricep

• diaphragm

What muscle do you use when you exhale?

• You use the gluteal muscles when you exhale.

• You use the diaphragm and intercostal muscles when you exhale.

• You use the pectoral muscles when you exhale.

• You use the quadriceps and hamstrings when you exhale.

• You use the biceps and triceps when you exhale.

What happens to pupils in light?

• Pupils dilate in bright light to reduce light entering. In low light, pupils constrict to allow more light.

• Pupils remain the same size in both bright and low light.

• In bright light, pupils constrict to reduce light entering. In low light, pupils dilate to allow more light.

• In bright light, pupils dilate to allow more light. In low light, pupils constrict to reduce light entering.

• Pupils constrict in bright light to allow more light. In low light, pupils dilate to reduce light entering.

What does it mean to be long sighted?

• Having perfect vision

• Difficulty seeing far away

• No vision problems at all

• Difficulty seeing objects up close

• See clearly at any distance

How do humans communicate?

• By using their sense of smell

• By flapping their arms

• By using sign language

• By using vocal cords, mouth, tongue

• By using telepathy

What are the two stretchy bands inside the larynx called?

• Sound ligaments are called

• Voice tendons are called

• Throat ribbons are called

• Lung strings are called

• Vocal cords are called

What part of the tooth can you see?

• Nerve

• Crown

• Gum

• Root

What are your first teeth called?

• Adult teeth

• Milk teeth

• Baby teeth

• Perm teeth

• Deci teeth