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WorksheetsCirculatory and Respiratory Test
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 26mins
(a) are the part of the blood that fight off infection
What does the blood transport?
Oxygen
Nutrients
Waste
Hormones
All of these things
What is the largest and thickest blood vessel in the human body?
Veins
Carotid
Jugular
Aorta
(a) are the part of the blood that make scabs
What is you heart made of?
Cardiac Muscle
Blood
Veins
Blood Vessels
The human heart has (a) chambers
When breathing, (a) leaves the blood and enters the lungs
(a) are where materials in the blood are delivered to the cells
When the diaphragm contracts, you (a)
The function of the respiratory system is to take in (a) , and remove (b) .
Blood Type (a) is the universal receiver
Blood Type (a) is the universal donor
What side of the heart is the biggest?
Left
Right
They are the same
The bottom
Why does your heart speed up during exercise?
Because you are tired
Because your muscles need more carbon dioxide
Because your muscles need more oxygen
Because your heart is not used to beating so fast
Which is NOT one of the functions of the circulatory system?
To deliver oxygen, hormones, and nutrients to the body
To fight off infection
To pick up waste and deliver them to where they will be expelled
To break down nutrients
Which is NOT a structure of the circularity system?
Blood
Lungs
Heart
Blood Vessels
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(a)
Label blank B
(a)
Which part of the heart is blank C
(a)
Which part of the heart is blank E
(a)
Which part of the heart is blank G
(a)
Which part of the heart is blank H
(a)
Which part of the heart is blank J
(a)
Label blank D
(a)
Label blank F
(a)
Label blank I
(a)
Label blank K
(a)
Label blank L
(a)
Veins carry (a) blood from the (b) to the (c)
Arteries carry (a) blood from the (b) to the (c)
(a) are the blood vessels with the thickest walls
(a) are the blood vessels that are only one cell thick
(a) are the blood vessels that have valves
Veins
A
Arteries
B
Capillaries
C
Trachea
A
Larynx
F
Bronchi
G
Alveoli
B
Lungs
D
Diaphragm
C
Alveoli
B
Lungs
D
Diaphragm
C
Trachea
A
Larynx
F
The (a) side of the heart pumps blood to the lungs
(a) are the part of the blood that is responsible for carrying oxygen
(a) is the liquid part of the blood
The (a) side of the heart pumps blood to the body
When breathing, (a) leaves the lungs and enters the blood
When the diaphragm relaxes, you
(a)
The (a) is where noises are made that allow you to speak
The (a) connects the mouth to the lungs
The (a) are the two branches of the windpipe
The (a) connect the bronchi to the alveoli
The (a) is where oxygen enters the blood stream
The (a) controls inhaling and exhaling
