WorksheetsHuman Body
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the job of the mouth?
The muscles squeeze and mix food with digestive juices made in the lining. When food leaves it is a thick liquid.
Teeth tear, cut, and grind food. This is where the salivary glands are located.
Foods that cannot be digested are stored here.
What is the job of the espohagus?
Muscles contract and relax to push swallowed food down toward the stomach.
Food that cannot be digested is stored here.
Juices are made in the lining to mix with food. These juices change food into nutrients.
What is the job of the stomach?
Juices are made in the lining to mix with food. These juices change food into nutrients.
Muscles contract and relax to push swallowed food down toward the stomach.
The muscles squeeze and mix food with digestive juices made in the lining. When food leaves it is a thick liquid.
What is the job of the small intestine?
Teeth tear, cut and grind food. This is where the salivary glands are located.
Muscles contract and relax to push swallowed food down toward the stomach.
Juices are made in the lining to mix with food. These juices change food into nutrients.
What is the job of the large intestine?
Food that cannot be digested is stored here.
Juices are made in the lining to mix with food. These juices change food into nutrients.
The muscles squeeze and mix food with digestive juices made in the lining. When food leaves it is a thick liquid.
What is the job of the white blood cells?
carry oxygen to other body parts
fights germs
helps stop bleeding
carries blood to the heart
What is the job of red blood cells?
fights germs
carries oxygen to other body cells
helps stop bleeding
the watery part of the blood that carries nutrients
What is the job of the arteries?
Carries blood to the heart
Carries blood away from the heart
Carries oxygen to other body cells
Helps stop bleeding
What is the job of plasma?
to carry oxygen to other body cells
the carry blood away from the heart
the watery part of the blood that carries nutrients
to fight germs
What is the job of the veins?
to carry blood to the heart
to carry blood away from the heart
to carry oxygen to other body cells
to help stop bleeding
What is the job of the platlets?
to fight germs
to help stop bleeding
to carry oxygen to other body cells
to carry blood to the heart
The average person breathes how many times per minute?
5
20
300 million
1,500
What is the job of the ribcage?
to protect your heart
to protect your lungs
to protect your skin
to protect your mouth
The diaphragm is a
chemical
cell
muscle
part of the lungs
Your brain is part of which system?
digestive
nervous
circulatory
respiratory
Another name for your windpipe is
bronchus
alveoli
lungs
trachea
Which gasses are exchanged in the respiratory system?
carbon and nitrogen
oxygen and hydrogen
carbon dioxide and oxygen
carbon dioxide and nitrogen
Which systems work together?
respiratory and circulatory
nervous and muscular
skeletal and muscular
none of them
Your ribcage is part of which system?
skeletal
muscular
respiratory
circulatory
Which body part has special nerve cells that gather information about your surroundings?
nerve cells
spinal cord
sense organs
nerve ending
Cells that gather information from all around you are called
spinal cord
nerve endings
sense organs
nerve cells
What are tiny branches of a nerve cell that gathers information?
nerve cells
spinal cord
nerve ending
sense organs
What is the thick bundle of nerves that connects the brain and nerves throughout the body?
nerve cells
spinal cord
sense organs
nerve endings
The colored part of the eye is called
the iris
the ibis
the sense organs
the brain
Which are the sense organs?
head, shoulders, knees, toes
eyes, ears, nose, mouth, brain
ears, skin, mouth, stomach
nose, skin, eyes, ears, mouth
mouth, tongue, teeth
Which parts make up the nervous system?
eyes, brain, nose, mouth
brain, spinal cord, nerves
brain, trachea, larynx, pharynx
hands, toes, ears, eyeballs
Which are categories of taste?
sour
sweet
salty
bitter
tasty
