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WorksheetsBody Systems
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 7hrs 40mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Oxygen moves into the blood through what?
a)
A. Arteries
b)
B. Alveoli
c)
C. Veins
d)
D. Platelets
2.
These blood cells help fight infection
a)
A. White blood cells
b)
B. Red blood cells
c)
C. Platelets
d)
D. Plasma
3.
The windpipe is another name for this respiratory organ
a)
A. Epiglottis
b)
B. Esophogus
c)
C. Trachea
d)
D. Bronchus
4.
What digestive substance does the liver produce?
a)
A. Uric acid
b)
B. Hydrochloric acid
c)
C. Urea
d)
D. Bile
5.
Urine is stored in this organ until the body releases it
a)
A. Liver
b)
B. Small intestine
c)
C. Bladder
d)
D. Pancreas
6.
Which organ is responsible for removing cellular waste, water, and urea from blood?
a)
A. Stomach
b)
B. Kidney
c)
C. Large intestine
d)
D. Pancreas
7.
What attaches bones together in the skeletal system?
a)
A. Cartilage
b)
B. Ligaments
c)
C. Tendons
d)
D. Muscles
8.
What are nerve cells called?
a)
A. Platelets
b)
B. Brain tissue
c)
C. Neurons
d)
D. Cebrebrum
9.
What part of the brain is responsible for motor skills, like walking or jumping?
a)
A. Brain stem
b)
B. Cerebrum
c)
C. Spine
d)
D. Cerebellum
10.
The heart is composed of which type of tissue?
a)
A. Cardiac
b)
B. Connective
c)
C. Muscle
d)
D. Skeletal
11.
During digestion which organ absorbs water?
a)
A. Small intestine
b)
B. Liver
c)
C. Large intestine
d)
D. Kidney
12.
Which of the following IS part of digestion, but does NOT have food pass through it?
a)
A. Mouth
b)
B. Pancreas
c)
C. Small intestine
d)
D. Stomach
13.
What does cellular waste and excess water form?
a)
A. Bile
b)
B. Uric acid
c)
C. Urea
d)
D. Plasma
14.
The small intestine is where which type of digestion takes place?
a)
A. Chemical digestion
b)
B. Physical digestion
c)
C. Compaction
d)
D. Toxin digestion
15.
What connects veins and arteries?
a)
A. Alveoli
b)
B. Ligaments
c)
C. Bronchioles
d)
D. Capillaries
16.
Oxygen is transported through the body as these two systems work together.
a)
A. Digestive and Urinary
b)
B. Circulatory and Respiratory
c)
C. Nervous and Muscular
d)
D. Skeletal and Muscular
17.
Whart part of the brain is the largest?
a)
A. Cerebellum
b)
B. Brain stem
c)
C. Spinal cord
d)
D. Cerebrum
18.
Through which blood vessel does blood (deoxygenated) move toward the heart?
a)
A. Vein
b)
B. Artery
c)
C. Vessel
d)
D. Capillary
19.
When the diaphragm contracts and moves in a downward direction this indicates that a person is doing what?
a)
A. Exhaling
b)
B. Vomiting
c)
C. Inhaling
d)
D. Coughing
20.
These tubes branch off of the trachea and connect to each lung.
a)
A. Bronchioles
b)
B. Alveoli
c)
C. Vessels
d)
D. Bronchi
21.
What tube leaves the kidney and enters the bladder?
a)
A. Urethra
b)
B. Ureter
c)
C. Rectum
d)
D. Bronchiole
22.
The kidneys, ureters, and bladder are part of which body system?
a)
A. Nervous
b)
B. Musculoskeletal
c)
C. Digestive
d)
D. Excretory
23.
When food is digested with the aid of juices produced by secondary digestive organs this is referred to as what?
a)
A. Physical digestion
b)
B. Excretion
c)
C. Chemical digestion
d)
D. Respiratio
24.
Which of these is NOT a primary organ of the digestive system?
a)
A. Small intestine
b)
B. Rectum
c)
C. Gall bladder
d)
D. Stomach
25.
Through which part of the circulatory system is blood transported to the rest of the body?
a)
A. Muscles
b)
B. Blood vessels
c)
C. Heart
d)
D. Alveoli
26.
Which of the following is a function of the digestive system?
a)
A. Move blood through the body
b)
B. Responsible for gas exchange
c)
C. Remove solid waste from the body
d)
D. Aid in breathing
27.
As food travels through the digestive tract it leaves the esophogus and enters which digestive organ?
a)
A. Stomach
b)
B. Small intestine
c)
C. Large intestine
d)
D. Gall bladder
28.
What is a stimulus?
a)
A. An involuntary reaction
b)
B. The gap between two neurons
c)
C. A change in an organism's environment that causes a response
d)
D. Chemicals that carry information
29.
Red blood cells can be produced in which part of the skeletal system?
a)
A. Brain
b)
B. Epithelial
c)
C. Muscles
d)
D. Bones
30.
The cerebellum would be responsible for which of the following?
a)
A. Breathing
b)
B. Balance
c)
C. Thinking of a story
d)
D. Remembering someones name
31.
The nervous system is responsible for what?
a)
A. Breathing
b)
B. Digestion
c)
C. Expelling waste
d)
D. Responding to stimuli
32.
Skeletal muscle is an example of
a)
A. smooth muscle
b)
B. voluntary muscle
c)
C. cardiac muscle
d)
D. involuntary muscle
33.
Ligaments connect
a)
A. Bone to bone
b)
B. Muscle to bone
c)
C. Muscle to muscle
d)
D. Cartilage to bone
34.
Smooth mucle and cardiac muscle are examples of which type of muscle
a)
A. Skeletal muscle
b)
B. Voluntary muscle
c)
C. Involuntary Muscle
d)
D. Digestive muscle
35.
The nervous system is responsible for which of the following?
a)
A. Maintaining structure
b)
B. Flow of blood through blood vessels
c)
C. Directing other body systems
d)
D. Connecting body systems to one another
36.
Smooth muscle does which of the following in the digestive system
a)
A. Pumps blood throughout the body
b)
B. Moves material through the esophagus
c)
C. Movement of the skeleton
d)
D. Connects bone to bone
37.
Tendons connect
a)
A. Bone to bone
b)
B. Muscle to bone
c)
C. Muscle to muscle
d)
D. Cartilage to bone
38.
Nerves connected to either side of the spinal cord are called what?
a)
A. Sensory nerves
b)
B. Peripheral nerves
c)
C. Motory nerves
d)
D. Optic nerves
39.
Which type of skeletal muscle works by contracting and relaxing?
a)
A. Cardiac muscle
b)
B. Smooth muscle
c)
C. Triceps
d)
D. Intestinal muscles
40.
What is the place where two or more bones are attached?
a)
Joint
b)
Tendon
c)
Cartilage
d)
Ligament
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