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WorksheetsGeneral Revision for Grade 7
Total questions: 139
Worksheet time: 5hrs 38mins
What is the function of the digestive system?
It transports blood and oxygen to your cells
It breaks down food so the nutrients can be absorbed by your body
It helps you breathe by taking in oxygen and transporting carbon dioxide out of your body
It helps you move
What is the function of the muscular system?
The function is movement of the body through muscles
The function is to get rid of waste
The function is to process food for nutrients and energy
The function is to protect you against disease
What is the function of the cardiovascular / circulatory system?
To provide nutrients to the whole body
To maintain homeostasis for the body
To fight off infection or disease
To transport nutrients, oxygen, and blood throughout the body
What is the function of the nervous system?
Controls all parts of the body; sends signals between the brain, spinal cord, and nerve endings
What happens when you get nervous to do something
To fight off diseases
To carry oxygen, nutrients, and blood throughout the body
What is the function of the excretory/urinary system?
Removes liquid waste from your body
digests food
helps you breathe
circulates your blood
True or False: Your respiratory system uses your nose and mouth only to remove oxygen and take in carbon dioxide
True
False
What is the function of the skeletal system?
Movement of the body
transports oxygen, blood, nutrients throughout the body
removes waste
supports the body by holding it up; muscles are attached to help with movement
The organ system that consists of bones, their associated cartilages, ligaments and joints. Provides protection, movement, produces red blood cells, and stores minerals.
Circulatory System
Respiratory System
Skeletal System
Digestive System
The part of the bone that is rigid and dense.
Spongy Bone
Red bone marrow
Compact bone
Joint
Makes up the interior of the bone, soft part of the bone, and provides most of the strength and support.
Spongy Bone
Red bone marrow
Compact bone
Joint
Part of the bone that manufactures red blood cell.
Spongy Bone
Red bone marrow
Compact bone
Joint
A place in the body where two or more bones connect.
Spongy Bone
Red bone marrow
Compact bone
Joint
Strong band of tough tissue that attach muscle to bone
Cartilage
Ligaments
Tendons
Involuntary muscle
A connective tissue that is more flexible than bone and that protects the ends of bones and keeps them from rubbing together.
Cartilage
Ligaments
Tendons
Muscles
Muscles that are not under your conscious control. Responsible for activities such as breathing, digesting food and your heart beating.
Involuntary Muscles
Voluntary Muscles
Skeletal Muscles
A muscle that is attached to the bones of the skeleton by tendons and provides the force that moves the bones. Can be voluntary or involuntary.
Involuntary Muscles
Voluntary Muscles
Skeletal Muscles
Muscles that are under your control. Smiling, turning a page in a book and getting out of your chair are some examples.
Involuntary Muscles
Voluntary Muscles
Skeletal Muscles
Characteristics in common with both smooth and skeletal muscles, involuntary, does not get tired and controls heartbeats.
Smooth Muscle
Muscle
Cardiac Muscle
Cells and tissues that allow movement of an organ or body part. Can only contract, not extend.
Smooth Muscle
Muscle
Cardiac Muscle
A muscle that is involuntary and found in walls of internal organs such as a stomach and intestines and bladder and blood vessels.
Smooth Muscle
Muscle
Cardiac Muscle
The soft connective tissue that fills the internal spaces in bone.
marrow
cartilage
joints
ligaments
Protects and supports body organs and provides a framework the muscles use to support movement. Made up of bones and joints.
cartilage
marrow
skeletal system
joint
involuntary muscle found in internal organs
cardiac muscle
smooth muscle
tendon
marrow
muscles only found in the heart
smooth
cardiac
marrow
cartilage
A muscle that is attached to the bones of the skeleton and provides the force that moves the bones.
smooth
cardiac
skeletal
involuntary
muscle that can be consciously controlled
voluntary
involuntary
smooth
cardiac
connects muscle to bone
ligaments
cartilage
tendon
smooth muscle
enables movement of the body and internal organs
skeletal system
muscular system
smooth muscle
cardiac muscle
examples of involuntary muscles are...
heart beating
eyes blinking
digestive system digesting
all of the above
the outer covering of a bone
compact bone
spongy bone
periosteum
marrow
bone found beneath the compact bone that has lots of little air pockets which makes the bones lighter
compact bone
spongy bone
marrow
cartilage
yellow marrow is made of
fat
material that produced red blood cells
red marrow is made of
fat
material that produces blood cells
a disease in which bones become breakable and thin
calcium deficiency
osteoporosis
periosteum
muscular atrophy
Which system of the human body provides protection to most of the major organs?
Skeletal System
Circulatory System
Respiratory System
Muscular System
Which best explains how the muscular system relies on the respiratory system?
The respiratory system cools the muscular system.
The respiratory system acts as the support system for the muscular system.
The respiratory system brings oxygen into the body for the muscular system to use.
What is the main function of the skeletal system?
clean the body
support the body
deliver nutrients to the body
Which body system's main purpose is to help the body move?
digestive system
muscular system
respiratory system
Which best descries the relationship between the cardiovascular system and the muscular system?
The cardiovascular system captures carbon dioxide from the air for muscle energy.
The cardiovascular system produces red blood cells to bring oxygen to muscles.
The cardiovascular system provides framework for muscle movement.
The cardiovascular system delivers oxygen for muscle energy.
Which is an example of a function the muscular system performs?
Voluntary muscles pump blood through the body.
Skeletal muscles keep a joint's working properly.
Cardiac muscles move bones and hold a body's skeleton in place.
Smooth muscle help move food through the organs they surround.
Which best describes the purpose of the muscular system?
The muscular system carries messages from the brain to the bones to move the body.
The muscular system keeps the bones strong and protects them from being broken.
The muscular system produces energy the body needs to be able to move.
The muscular system allows movement of bones and helps maintain posture.
How do the muscular and skeletal system work together to help the body?
They provide blood to the body.
They provide nutrients to the body.
They provide structure and movement to the body.
They provide oxygen and carbon dioxide to the body.
Which two systems work together to help a person stand up straight?
skeletal and muscular
skeletal and digestive
skeletal and respiratory
skeletal and cardiovascular
Which best describes how the muscular system impacts movement of the human body?
When a muscle expands, it pulls on the bone it is connected to and the bone moves.
When a muscle contracts, it pulls on the bone it is connected to and the bone moves.
When a muscle contracts, it pushes on the bone it is connected to and the bone moves.
When a muscle expands, it pushes on the bone jit is connected to and the bone moves.
Which system is responsible for creating red blood cells?
skeletal
nervous
muscular
circulatory
How does the skeletal system benefit the nervous system?
It protects the lungs.
It protects the heart.
It protects the brain and spinal cord.
It protects the esophagus and stomach.
How does the skeletal system benefit the digestive system?
It protects organs within the system.
It supplies blood to organs within the system.
It provides oxygen to organs within the system.
It provides nutrients to organs within the system.
What do the muscular system and skeletal system have in common?
Both systems protect the brain.
Both systems pump blood to the body.
Both systems are made up of soft material.
Both systems assist the body with movement.
Which system produces red blood cells?
skeletal
nervous
digestive
circulatory
_______________________ cells.
The compact bone is
touch membrane covering bone surface
hard, strong layer under periosteum
found towards ends of long bones; with many small spaces within it
rubbery layer of tissue found at the ends of bones where joints are formed
The spongy bone is
touch membrane covering bone surface
hard, strong layer under periosteum
found towards ends of long bones; with many small spaces within it
rubbery layer of tissue found at the ends of bones where joints are formed
Red bone marrow _
produces red blood cells
stores fat as energy reserve
makes us strong
helps bones grow
Yellow bone marrow _
produces red blood cells
stores fat as energy reserve
makes us strong
helps bones grow
allow little or NO movement (Ex. Skull)
immovable joints
pivot joints
ball and socket joints
hinge joints
gliding joints
one bone rotates around another (ex. Neck)
immovable joints
pivot joints
ball and socket joints
hinge joints
gliding joints
end of one bone fits into cup like structure of another bone (ex. shoulder or hips)
immovable joints
pivot joints
ball and socket joints
hinge joints
gliding joints
end of one bone fits into cup like structure of another bone (ex. shoulder or hips)
immovable joints
pivot joints
ball and socket joints
hinge joints
gliding joints
back and forth movement (ex. knee or elbow)
immovable joints
pivot joints
ball and socket joints
hinge joints
gliding joints
one pair of bone slides over another (Vertebrae)
immovable joints
pivot joints
ball and socket joints
hinge joints
gliding joints
Smooth Muscles _
involuntary muscles that die NOT get tired
attach to bones of skeleton; voluntary
involuntary muscles that react more slowly and tire more slowly
Bones are alive
true
false
Bones and cartilage that supports the body.
circulatory system
muscular system
respiratory system
skeletal system
All of the muscles of the body, especially those involved in
movement.
muscular system
skeletal system
digestive system
circulatory system
Firm but flexible tissue that is part of the skeletal system.
cartilage
bone
muscles
ligament
Connective tissue that holds bones together at many joints.
ligament
tendon
cartilage
muscle
Connective tissue that attaches skeletal muscle to bone.
tendon
ligament
cartilage
joint
Smooth and cardiac muscle that is not under the conscious
control of the organism.
involuntary muscle
voluntary muscle
Heart muscle that is involuntary and keeps the heart beating.
cardiac muscle
smooth muscle
skeletal muscle
About how many muscles does the average person have?
460
640
206
260
What is homeostasis?
Keeping your body conditions unbalanced
The strongest muscle in your body
Keeping the environment in your body balanced
Keeping your body too hot
Which is NOT a job of your skeletal system?
Pumping blood around your body
Supporting your body
Protecting organs
Helping you move
How do your skeletal and muscular systems work together?
Your skull protects your brain
Your heart pumps blood
Muscles move your bones
Your brain controls your muscles
What does it mean if a muscle is voluntary?
It never gets tired
It has been injured
You cannot control it consciously
You can control it consciously
All muscles work by
Relaxing
Contracting
Twisting
Getting longer
Which type of muscle moves food inside your body
Cardiac
Skeletal
Smooth
Rough
When your biceps contracts, what happens to your triceps?
It also contracts
It relaxes
It tears
It becomes shorter
What is true about skeletal muscles?
They are not under your control
They are involuntary
They move food through the body
They are voluntary
Which of the following is correct?
Your skull protects your brain
Your vertebrae protect your lungs
Your femur protects your heart
Your biceps protects your stomach
What is a ligament?
They connect muscles to each other
They connect bones to each other
They make blood cells
They store minerals
How can you prevent muscular injuries?
All of these prevent injury
Stretching
Adding strength
Exercising your heart
Which bones protect your spinal cord?
Skull
Ribs
Vertebrae
Humerus
Isabella wants to know which of her muscles is the strongest. She lifts the same amount of weight using 5 different muscles. She records how many times she can lift the weights with each muscle. What is her independent variable?
same amount of weight
different muscles
number of times lifting the weights
there is no independent variable
Isabella wants to know which of her muscles is the strongest. She lifts the same amount of weight using 5 different muscles. She records how many times she can lift the weights with each muscle. What is her constant variable?
same amount of weight
different muscles
number of times lifting the weights
there is no constant variable
When one muscle contracts to pull a bone, the other muscle...
contracts
relaxes
Exercise trains the large muscles to use oxygen. This allows our muscles to have more....
hungry
pain
fever
energy
Example of ball and socket joints
Wrist, Ankle
Shoulder, Hips
Skull
Elbows, Knees
Example of gliding joints
Shoulder, Hips
Wrist, Ankle
Elbow, Knees
Skull
A muscle that bends part of your body
Flexor Muscle
Extensor Muscle
Cardiac Muscle
A Pivot Joint is used when..
You jump up and down
You turn your head
Examples of a Hinge Joint
Shoulder, Hips
Wrist, Ankles
Elbows, Knees
Skull
A muscle that straightens part of your body
Flexor Muscle
Extensor Muscle
Cardiac Muscle
An example of a Fixed Joint
elbow
skull
neck
humerus
Cartilage..
is a bone in the body
cushions bones and is located near joints
inside of my bones
Homeostasis in the body is when...
Your bodies internal environment is stable
Your bodies internal environment differs
When you are sick
At the center of a bone is soft tissue called _______.
Marrow
Compact bone
Collagen
Ligaments
The tough, flexible strand of connective tissue that holds bones together is a ________.
Ligament
Cartilage
Growth plate
Marrow
The most plentiful mineral in our bones is ________.
Calcium
Carbon
Nitrogen
Magnesium
Which type of bone joint would be found in your hip and shoulder?
Gliding joint
Hinge joint
Ball and socket joint
What disorder of the skeletal system features swollen, stiff and painful joints?
Osteoporosis
Fractures
Sprains
Arthritis
Which of the following is NOT a type of muscle?
Skeletal
Smooth
Cardiac
Digestive
Is smooth muscle voluntary or involuntary?
Voluntary
Involuntary
An example of an anaerobic exercise would be:
Lifting weights
Jumping rope
Swimming
Running
An example of aerobic exercise would NOT be:
Playing basketball
Ice skating
Yoga
Dancing
An example of aerobic exercise would NOT be:
Playing basketball
Ice skating
Yoga
Dancing
Aerobic exercises improve muscle _______, while anaerobic exercises improve muscle _______.
Endurance; strength
Strength; endurance
Flexibility; strength
Endurance; flexibility
Which system is responsible for creating red blood cells?
skeletal
muscular
respiratory
nervous
Which system of the human body provides protection to most of the major organs?
skeletal system
circulatory system
respiratory system
muscular system
The joint that consists of a bone resting atop another bone, permitting free movement.
ball and socket joint
hinge joint
pivot joint
gliding joint
True or False:
Babies have more bones than adults.
True
False
