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Health Education _ G8 Lesson exercise midterm1

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is the vital and complex organ located in the skull which contains a great deal of soft tissue.

a)

1. pons

b)

2. brain

  

c)

3. spinal cord

  

d)

4. cerebellum

2.

it is the smallest and most important endocrine gland that regulates growth, emotions, and produces milk to mothers after labor.  

a)

1. thyroid gland

b)

2. pituitary gland

c)

3. the pons

d)

4. pancreas

3.

It regulates the volume of water in the body and the urinary system.

a)

   1. brain

b)

2. oxytocin

         

c)

3. vasopressin

         

d)

4. cranial nerve

4.

Which gland that produces digestive enzymes for the digestion of food?

a)

1. endocrine gland

         

b)

2. duct gland

         

c)

3. insulin

         

d)

4. kidney

5.

it is part of the pituitary gland that stimulates breast growth and prepares the production of milk during pregnancy.

a)

1. tropic hormones

         

b)

2. growth hormones

         

c)

3. prolactin

         

d)

4. oxytocin

6.

it is a part of the brain that controls the movement of face such as closing the eyes, chewing and salivating.

a)

1. spinal nerve

         

b)

2. thalamus

         

c)

3. pons

         

d)

4. thyroid

7.

it normalized the body’s blood sugar which helps regulate the chemical reaction of carbohydrates, proteins, and fat.

         

a)

1. glucagon

         

b)

2. pineal

         

c)

3. duct gland

         

d)

4. insulin

8.

It is an alternative way to develop calmness of oneself to grow in an age-appropriate manner.

        

a)

  1. eat unhealthy food

         

b)

2. sleep late

         

c)

3. meditation

         

d)

4. watching inappropriate media

9.

What external factor that needs all five groups of essential nutrients for teenagers to grow normally according to their age group?

         

a)

1. food consumption

         

b)

2. social environment

         

c)

3. sickness and accidents

        

d)

  4. emotional traits

10.

What is refer to a special aspect of human growth, and or traits that are passed from parents to their children.

         

a)

1. intelligence

         

b)

2. food consumption

         

c)

3. genetic inheritance

         

d)

4. social environment

11.

What is called to the largest gland of the body that produces thyroxin and regulates body metabolism, and situated anterior(front) to the neck?

        

a)

  1. thyroid gland

         

b)

2. parathyroid gland

         

c)

3. pituitary gland

         

d)

4. adrenal gland

12.

What kind of gland produces melatonin, which inhibits the growth and development?

         

a)

1. pituitary gland

         

b)

2. thymus gland

         

c)

3. pineal gland

         

d)

4. duct gland

13.

Which gland is located in front of the heart and behind the sternum?

         

a)

1. adrenal gland

         

b)

2. glucagon

         

c)

3. thymus gland

         

d)

4. pineal gland

14.

In which type of food you can get most iodine from it?

         

a)

1. fruits and vegetables

         

b)

2. yoghurt

         

c)

3. seafood

         

d)

4. meat

15.

Which part of the female reproductive organ produces ovum or egg cell?

         

a)

1. uterus

         

b)

2. vagina

         

c)

3. ovary

         

d)

4. endometrium

16.

What do you call to a hormone under the outer adrenal gland that controls the balance of water and minerals in the body?

         

a)

1. adrenalin

         

b)

2. glucocorticoids

         

c)

3. epinephrine

         

d)

4. mineralocorticoids

17.

It is part of the brain that controls internal functions such as breathing, food digestion and sneezing.

         

a)

1. cerebrum

         

b)

2. medulla oblongata

         

c)

3. cerebellum

         

d)

4. thalamus

18.

What part of the brain which function includes transporting signals related to our nerve impulses?

         

a)

1. the pons

         

b)

2. hypothalamus

         

c)

3. medulla oblongata

         

d)

4. the thalamus

19.

What kind of condition is when a person’s body is unable to produce sufficient (enough) thyroid hormone?

         

a)

1. diabetes

         

b)

2. goiter

         

c)

3. migraine

         

d)

4. lung cancer

20.

What gland produces parahormone that controls the level of calcium and phosphate in the blood?

         

a)

1. growth hormone

         

b)

2. parathyroid gland

         

c)

3. tropic hormone

         

d)

4. thyroid gland

21.

Name the following nervous and endocrine system. Write your answer by following the format given below:

A. __________

B.__________

C.__________

(a)