Human Body Systems Assessment Preview

During a school lunch, Chanse, Harper, and Wyatt were discussing how their bodies convert the food they eat into energy. Which major body system is responsible for breaking down the food to release nutrients needed for energy production?

• digestive

• muscular

• respiratory

• cardiovascular

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Malaya is explaining to Abby and Shane how the human body works. She asks, 'Which BEST describes the circulatory system?'

• It protects the major organs of the body.

• It breaks food into nutrients for the body.

• It sends messages to the brain to protect the body.

• It transports oxygen-rich blood throughout the body.

During a school sports day, Ari, Aubri and Aiden noticed that after running, their breathing rates increased. Which BEST explains the effects of this exercise on their respiratory system?

• Exercise increases breathing rate which makes the lungs stronger.

• Exercise increases breathing rate which makes the bones stronger.

• Exercise decreases breathing rate which sends more oxygen to the brain.

• Exercise decreases breathing rate which produces more wastes for the kidneys to process.

Alize, Dalton and Ryder are learning about human anatomy and are curious about how nutrients from the food we eat are distributed throughout the body. Which two human body systems work closely together to perform this function?

• muscular and skeletal

• digestive and circulatory

• circulatory and respiratory

• skeletal and digestive

Liam, Oliver and Vanessa are comparing two systems in their science project. They describes one as being responsible for providing oxygen for cells and the other for transporting oxygen to cells. Which of the following BEST compares which systems they are referring to?

• The respiratory system transports oxygen to cells, while the circulatory system provides oxygen for cells.

• The respiratory system provides oxygen for cells, while the circulatory system transports oxygen to cells.

• The respiratory system breaks down food for cell energy, while the circulatory system rids the body of waste.

• The respiratory system rids the body of waste, while the circulatory system breaks down food for cell energy.

Syd, Ava and Finn are learning about the human body in their science class. Mr. Chavez (the most prolific 6th Grade Science teacher @ SRA) asks, 'Which system in our body is responsible for creating red blood cells?'

• skeletal

• muscular

• nervous

• circulatory

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During the Science Expo, Mak, Mae and Emma built a model to demonstrate how a particular body system sends electrical signals to all other body systems. Which body system is their model likely to represent?

• circulatory system

• digestive system

• muscular system

• nervous system

During the Turkey Trot relay race, Santi notices that his teammates Dean, Nathan, Chloe and Cameron are breathing heavily after their sprints. Which BEST explains how their muscular systems rely on their respiratory system during the race?

• The respiratory system cools their body's muscular system.

• The respiratory system acts as the support system for their body's muscular system.

• The respiratory system brings oxygen into their body's for their muscular system to use.

• The respiratory system brings carbon dioxide into their body's for their muscular system to use.

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During their FAVORITE class of the day, Mr. Chavez asked Hamza, Evie, and Liam, 'Which system of the human body would provide the most protection if you were to fall off a bicycle?'.

• skeletal system

• circulatory system

• respiratory system

• muscular system

Sachin, Sonnet, and Lennox were discussing the human body in their FAVORITE Science class, Room 4108. Which BEST describes the way the digestive and muscular systems are related, based on their discussion?

• Sonnet suggested that when we swallow food, it is pushed through the esophagus.

• Lennox thought that the diaphragm, located above the intestines, inflates and deflates.

• They all believed that nutrients are transported to the bones to help them function.

• Sachin also considered the idea that the heart absorbs oxygen and nutrients from various parts of the body.

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