WorksheetsQuizz Biology
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What are the regions covered by the axial skeleton?
-Skull and face
-Hyoid bone
-Ribs and sternum
-Vertebrae
-Sacrum and coccyx
-Clavicles
-Scapulae
-Upper limbs
-Pelvic bone
-Lower extremities
What is the function of the skeletal system in the body?
-It is the support of the whole organism.
-Protects vital organs
-Human Reproduction
-Creating tissues in the body
Which regions belong to the appendicular skeleton?
-Clavicles
-Scapulae
-Upper limbs
-Pelvics bone
-Lower extremities
-Skull and face
-Hyoid bone
-Ribs and sternum
-Vertebrae
-Sacrum and coccyx
What type of muscle has a voluntary function?
Skeletal
Cardiac
Smooth
What is the purpose of the circulatory system?
Bring oxygen, nutrients and hormones
Protecting the body from disease
The creation of hormones
What diseases can develop in the circulatory system?
-Cough
-Pancreatic cancer
-Myocardial infraction
-Heart failure
-Anemia
What are vaccines used for?
Put a chip to control you
Generate immunity against diseases
What are the 2 types of neurons?
-Axons
-Dendrites
-Parietal
-Occipital
What are the categories into which neurons are divided?
-Sensory, afferent or receptor neurons
-Motor or efferent neurons
-Chemical synapses
What are synapses used for?
Intercellular signals that produce all the functions of the nervous system are originated and transmitted.
For the extraction of nutrients and their distribution
What is the function of the cartilage?
Covers the ends of the bones in a joint
Allows muscle growth
Helps in blood transfer
The bone is formed of cells called....
Osteoprogenitor
Spongy bone
Cartilage
The 2 types of bone lining
Periosteum and endosteum
Clavicle and Scapule
Hyoid bone
In how many regions is the skeleton divided?
2
3
1
6
What are the names of the regions of the skeleton?
Appendicular skeleton and axial skeleton
Vertebra and Pelvis
Mobile articulation and fixed joints
What are the hemispheres into which the brain is divided?
-Frontal
-Parietal
-Temporary
-Occipital
-Insular
-Cervical
-Bulge
-Thoracic
-Cerebral cortex
-Perikaryon
What is the purpose of reproductive systems?
It is responsible for the production of sex cells
For the creation of neurons
Creation of white blood cells
What is the purpose of the immune system?
Provides defense mechanisms to the body against bacteria
Provides blood flow through the body
