WorksheetsSC.5.L.14.1 - Human Body
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the function of the heart?
to grind up food for the body
to pump blood throughout the body
to control blood sugar through the release of chemicals
to control muscle groups through the release of chemicals
Which organ filters the blood in the body?
heart
liver
skin
stomach
Which of these is NOT a function of the skin?
to protect the body against outside invaders
to keep the body at a constant temperature
to release chemicals that control blood sugar
to allow the body to feel when something is touching it
The small intestine is located under the stomach and is where the human body digests most substances. Which human organ provides digestive enzymes to the small intestine?
bladder
kidneys
liver
pancreas
Jenny plays on a soccer team. She uses the muscles in her legs to kick the soccer ball into the goal. What job do her muscles do?
Her muscles make energy for her legs.
Her muscles carry blood to her legs.
Her muscles move the bones in her legs.
Her muscles store minerals in her legs.
What is the function of the lungs?
to circulate blood to the body
to break down food in the body
to provide nutrients for the body
to provide gas exchange for the body
Several organs in the human body are labeled in the model. Which organ is labeled 7?
heart
liver
lung
stomach
Which organ in the illustration is the stomach?
W
X
Y
Z
In the human body, which of the following organs connects to the sensory organs through nerves, allowing an individual to utilize their senses?
brain
heart
lungs
muscles
In humans. which of these is most important for digesting food?
heart
lungs
blood
stomach
Keeps germs and foreign objects from entering the human body
muscles
brain
skeleton
skin
Pumps blood throughout the body
heart
brain
muscles
lungs
Produce movement and provide support
skeleton
muscles
brain
spinal cord
This is the largest organ in the human body. It protects your body by keeping germs out. It also helps you regulate your body temperature.
brain
heart
skin
lungs
This organ receives and processes information collected by nerves in the eyes, ears, nose, and tongue. It's like a computer that receives and sends messages.
skin
sensory organs
heart
brain
This organ is part of the digestive system. It cleans the blood and makes a juice called bile to break down fats and proteins. It removes toxins and stores vitamins and minerals.
pancreas
kidneys
intestines
liver
Where does the process of digestion begin?
Mouth
Lungs
Stomach
Large Intestines
