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WorksheetsU3 B1-3 practice test
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 23mins
You see an image that shows different blood vessels in the human body.
One of the blood vessels has a blue color.
What does this color mean? And can you tell if this is a vein or artery?
Blood is deoxygenated and its a vein
Blood is deoxygenated and it can be either vein or artery.
Blood is oxygenated and it's an artery
Blood is oxygenated and it can be either artery or vein.
Which of the 4 'parts' of the blood contain a nucleus?
white blood cells
red blood cells
white and red blood cells
white and red blood cells and platelets.
The heart is made up of 2 halves.
Which of these halves contains oxygenated blood?
right atrium and ventricle
left atrium and ventricle
right atrium and left atrium
right ventricle and left ventricle
Draw arrows showing the blood flow in this picture of the heart
Blood clotting is a function mainly performed by platelets. But the blood plasma also helps! It contains the substance (a) that also helps blood clot.
Which of these 'parts' of the blood can leave a capillary and go into an organ?
white blood cells and blood plasma
red blood cells and blood plasma
red-, white blood cells and blood plasma
All parts of the blood.
The following text describes the journey of a red blood cell:
I begin in the heart and leave it by using the aorta. After a while, I enter a muscle and give it some oxygen. Afterwards, I go back to the heart using the vena cava.
What part of the circulation did this blood cell go through?
The (a) circulation
The image shows a simplified version of the heart.
Which of these letters shows the right ventricle?
A
B
C
D
The image shows a simplified version of the heart.
Which of these numbers shows the vena cava?
1
2
3
4
The image shows a simplified version of the heart.
Which of these numbers are blood vessels belonging to the pulmonary circulation?
1 and 2
2 and 3
3 and 4
1 and 4
Almost all veins apply to a single rule. But one of them is special.
The (a) vein is the only vein not flowing towards the heart.
