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WorksheetsThe Human Respiratory System
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
After air has been received by the mouth and nose and eventually the back of throat, it enters the
esophagus
larynx
stomach
trachea
The "adam's apple" is a collective term for a type of bony covering around what structure?
pharynx
larynx
esophagus
nasal sinus
What is responsible for changing your tone of voice associated with the larynx/voice box?
the amount of saliva around the structure
the amount of hyaline cartlage around the structure
the movement of muscles around the structure
the blood flow around the structure
Everyone has an adam's apple, ladies just have a smaller one.
True
False
The changing of muscles around the larynx can make you a baritone or a falsetto.
True
False
A person who is considered baritone has a high voice.
True
False
What structure controls the movement of air into the trachea?
the larynx
the pharynx
the stomach
the heart
After moving through the larynx, it moves into the
stomach
pharynx
trachea
bronchi
Which of the following plays a key role in the process of respiration?
carbon dioxide
oxygen
nitrogen
hydrogen
The right lung has 3 lobes, while the left has 2.
True
False
What structure fits into the cardiact notch?
the liver
the stomach
the esophagus
the heart
The lungs are not part of the mediastinum.
True
Fasle
The lungs are not found within the
ventral cavity
pleural cavity
thoracic cavity
pericardial cavity
Which of the following is not associated with the lungs?
parietal pleura
pericardial sac
visceral pleura
serous fluid
The floor of where the two lungs abide is formed from the diaphragm.
True
False
The thorax is composed of the ribs, diaphragm, heart, and lungs, and stomach.
True
False
What structure helps explain the architecture of the lungs?
a river
a mountain
a tree
a reservoir
The cardiac notch is part of which lung?
the right
the left
The transfer of oxygen between the outside air and the circulatory system occurs where?
the bronchi
the bronchioles
the alveoli
the trachea
The carbon dioxide that you exhale is the result of cellular respiration, which occurs in all of your cells.
True
False
