M'Kenna Unit Assessment

Which organs are part of the digestive system that work together to process food?

• Nose, mouth, and lungs

• Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine

• Blood and heart

• Cells and food molecules

How do the respiratory and circulatory systems work together?

• They break down food molecules and absorb them into the body's circulatory system.

• They bring food molecules and oxygen to cells and remove carbon dioxide.

• They store excess food as fat molecules in the body.

• They create carbon dioxide and water and release energy that cells can use.

What can the body store for later use in the form of fat molecules?

• Excess oxygen

• Excess food

• Carbon dioxide

• Water

What are the main outputs of the body's system when it uses inputs like food molecules and oxygen?

• Fat molecules and energy

• Carbon dioxide, water, and energy

• Food molecules and oxygen

• Chemical reactions and heat

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What is the function of the lungs/alveoli as shown in the diagram?

• To break down food molecules

• To exchange gases, inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide

• To store fat for energy

• To produce blood cells

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According to the diagram, what happens to food molecules that are not needed right now?

• They are exhaled through the lungs

• They are stored as fat

• They are used immediately for energy

• They are needed for growth

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What is the purpose of the food molecules that are needed for growth?

• To provide immediate energy

• To be stored as fat stores

• To be used to make structures like bone, hair, and muscles

• To be exhaled as carbon dioxide

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How are fat stores used for M'Kenna according to the diagram?

• They are converted into carbon dioxide and exhaled

• They are used to make structures for growth

• They are broken down and used for energy in pathway 1

• They are stored indefinitely and not used

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