About how big is the human brain according to the material?

About the size of a small cauliflower

Which statement best describes the brain’s overall role?

It acts like the body’s control center, directing functions

It mainly stores fat for energy

It pumps blood through arteries

It produces hormones for digestion

Which statement matches the left hemisphere’s control according to the material?

Controls the right side of the body

Controls the left side of the body

Which set of functions is stated to have dedicated areas in the brain?

Senses, behaviour, speech, memory, and movements

Hair growth, nail strength, and skin tanning

Digestion, bone growth, and immune response

Breathing, heartbeat, and blinking only

Which statement best describes the heart’s main job?

To control breathing in the lungs

According to the diagram, what is the role of the right side of the heart?

It receives blood from the body and pumps it to the lungs.

It receives blood from the lungs and pumps it to the body.

It stores oxygen and sends it directly to the muscles.

It mixes oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor blood before pumping.

A student says, “The left side of the heart and the right side do the exact same job.” Use evidence to decide which choice explains why this claim is incorrect.

The right side sends blood to the lungs, while the left side receives blood from the lungs and pumps it to the body.

Both sides pump blood only to the lungs, so they are identical.

The left side receives blood from the body and pumps it to the lungs, just like the right side.

Neither side moves blood anywhere; the heart only stores blood.

What is the main function of the trachea described in the lesson?

Allowing air to flow from the nose and mouth to the lungs

Digesting food before it reaches the stomach

Protecting the heart inside the chest

If the trachea becomes blocked, what is the most likely result?

Breathing is restricted and can be very serious

Oxygen levels in the ocean change

Why is the left lung smaller than the right lung?

Because it receives more oxygen

Choose the best explanation for what happens to oxygen after you breathe it into your lungs.

It travels into the bloodstream and is carried to body parts that need it

It stays in the lungs without moving

It turns into water vapor and leaves the body immediately

It is stored in the rib bones for later use

Which statement best describes the liver according to the text?

It is the largest organ inside the body

It is the smallest organ inside the body

It is an organ that only helps with breathing

It is a muscle that pumps blood

What are two key functions of the liver mentioned in the material?

Getting rid of toxins and helping the body store energy

Making bones grow and sending signals

Moving food through the intestines and absorbing water

Controlling heartbeat and body temperature

A student claims the stomach’s main job is to move air into the lungs. Use the information to choose the best response.

Incorrect, the stomach digests food and kills swallowed germs

Correct, the stomach pushes air to help breathing

Correct, the stomach is part of the breathing system

Incorrect, the stomach only stores energy for the body

Which process happens in the stomach because of its muscles?

They squash food until it becomes a creamy pulp

They pump blood through the body

They remove toxins from the bloodstream

Match each organ to its function based on the material.

Liver: removes toxins and helps store energy; Stomach: squashes food and uses juices to break it down

Liver: pumps blood; Stomach: pulls air into lungs

Liver: absorbs water from food; Stomach: controls heartbeat

Liver: makes bones; Stomach: sends signals to nerves

A person wonders why the body needs strong stomach juices. Which reason from the text supports their importance?

They break down food and kill germs that may have been swallowed

They color the food to make it easier to see

They turn food into electricity for the brain

They keep the stomach from moving

Which statement best describes one main job of the skin?

It covers the body and protects what is inside.

It stores extra food for later use.

It pumps blood to all parts of the body.

A student wears a light jacket on a cool day. Explain which function of the skin works with clothing to help the body and choose the best option.

Regulating temperature to keep the body from getting too cold or hot

Sensing light to help the eyes see better

Storing water so the body does not get thirsty

Producing sound to help with communication

Based on the passage, choose the best explanation for why skin renewal is important.

It replaces dead skin cells to maintain protection.

It helps bones move smoothly at joints.

It increases the amount of blood the heart can pump.

It allows lungs to take in more oxygen during exercise.

Skill/Concept: The small intestine is described as a narrow coiled tube about 6 or 7 metres long. Based on this description, which statement best explains why it is coiled?

Coiling increases the surface area in a small space to absorb more nutrients

Coiling shortens the tube so food moves faster without absorbing nutrients

Coiling prevents water from entering the intestines at all

Coiling allows only waste to pass through while stopping food

Recall: What happens to water and undigested food after passing through the small intestine?

They move into the large intestine and leave the body as waste

They are stored in the stomach for later digestion

They become nutrients and re-enter the bloodstream

They dissolve inside the appendix

Strategic Thinking: A student eats lunch. Trace the path and key roles of the intestines by choosing the best summary.

Food leaves the stomach, enters the small intestine for nutrient absorption, then undigested material and water go to the large intestine and exit as waste

Food goes from the stomach straight to the large intestine where nutrients are absorbed, then the small intestine removes water as waste

Food bypasses both intestines; nutrients are absorbed in the stomach and waste forms in the lungs

Food enters the appendix first for digestion, then travels to the small intestine where waste is created

According to the text, what is one of the main jobs of the kidneys?

To filter waste from the blood and make urine

To digest food and absorb nutrients

What's Inside of Me?

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According to the introduction, what are the structures found underneath your skin that make your body work?

Bones only

Organs such as the heart, brain, and lungs

Hair and nails

Heart

Stomach

Brain

Kidneys

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Look at the diagram of the child’s body showing labeled internal organs. Which organ is located in the head and controls thinking?

In the diagram, which organ is part of the breathing system and is shown as two large structures in the chest?

Which organ in the diagram is a tube that carries air from the mouth to the lungs?

Which organ in the diagram is part of the digestive system and sits just below the lungs?

Fill in the blank using the diagram labels: The organ that stores urine before it leaves the body is the ____.

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