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ĐỀ NỘI BỘ ENGLISH UNIT 5-6

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If a man had to tell his body to breathe, he could never_____.

a)

control his respiration

b)

sing or talk

c)

go to sleep

d)

breathe

2.

Air begins its journey to the lungs through the body at _______.

a)

the pharynx

b)

the nasal çavities

c)

the lungs

d)

the nostrils

3.

The nose and nasal cavities have the job of _____________.

a)

taking the air to the heart

b)

controlling the temperature of the air

c)

closing the larynx

d)

filtering the cilia from the air

4.

Both food and air move through_________________.

a)

the nasal passage

b)

the larynx

c)

the nostrils

d)

the pharynx

5.

When the food is swallowed, the epiglottis ____________.

a)

carries the food into the stomach

b)

allows the food to pass through the larynx

c)

closes over the larynx

d)

starts the coughing reflex

6.

The hairs in the nose act as _________.

a)

heaters

b)

flaps to close off the nasal cavities

c)

filters

d)

controls

7.

The epiglottis is a piece of ________.

a)

tough tissue

b)

sticky fluid

c)

hair

d)

cartillage

8.

A person will start coughing if _______.

a)

he breathes

b)

air reaches the opening of the larynx

c)

food enters the larynx

d)

the epiglottis closes

9.

When the coughing reflex is set off, the person_______.

a)

starts the coughing reflex automatically

b)

begins to choke

c)

thinks he must cough

d)

makes himself cough

10.

The lungs are connected to the trachea by _________.

a)

the vocal cord

b)

the alveoli

c)

the bronchi

d)

the diaphragm

11.

The lungs consist of _______.

a)

the bronchioles

b)

oxygen

c)

the alveoli

d)

all of the preceding

12.

The air sacs of the lungs are encircle by _______.

a)

air

b)

oxygen

c)

blood capillaries

d)

tough membrane

13.

The cartilage of the trachea is shaped like _______.

a)

a horse-shoe

b)

the letter C

c)

a shoe

d)

carbon dioxide

14.

The alveoli get ______from the blood

a)

membrane

b)

oxygen

c)

blood

d)

carbon dioxide

15.

There is_____around the cords which move back and forth when a person talks.

a)

bone

b)

muscle

c)

tough tissue

d)

a thin membrane

16.

The blood vessels which surround the air sacs receive_____from them.

a)

blood

b)

oxygen

c)

cointractions

d)

bronchioles

17.

During inspiration, a person is _______.

a)

taking air into the body

b)

neither of the preceding

c)

breathing out

d)

both of the preceding

18.

The larynx is also called _____.

a)

the pharynx

b)

the vocal cords

c)

the voice box

d)

none of the preceding

19.

The relationship between the air. sacs and the capillaries is what makes

a)

a person talk

b)

a person inhal

c)

breathing possible

d)

expansion of the lungs possible