WorksheetsHuman Body Test
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Match the following....
Epidermis
Outer layer of skin
Dermis
Inner Layer of skin
Follicle
Strands of hair that grow in the dermis
Pore
Openings in the skin that allow sweat to the surface
Subcutaneous Fat
Layer of fat that helps to keep your body warm
The integumentary system includes our
Skin
Nails
Oil glands
Hair
follicles
The ______ is located below the epidermis.
Dermis
Epidermis
Follicle
Subcutaneous Fat
What is the LAST part of the integumentary system?
Sweat Glands
Protein Glands
Oil glands
Skin glands
The four functions of the integumentary system are
Gathering information
Getting rid of wastes
To help us breathe
Protection
Making vitamin D
The nails have ____ different parts
3
1
2
5
Dermis
Protects the internal organs and keeps in body heat
Epidermis
Protects our bodies
Subcutaneous Fat
Keeps your body warm, absorbs shock, and holds skin to the tissue underneath it.
The skin is the (a) part of the integumentary system and the (b) organ that we have
The integumentary system has (a) important jobs.
The two glands of the human body are known as the
sweat glands
protein glands
oil glands
skin glands
Nails protect the fingers and toes from injury and help with sense of touch.
True
False
All the bones in the human body are called the ______.
ligaments
skeleton
cartilage
bones
Bones, joints, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments make up the _______.
skeletal system
organs
skeleton
human body
Which of the following is NOT a function of the skeletal system?
gives the body shape
maintains posture
protects the organs
allows movement
What is produced inside bones?
blood cells
cartilage
tendons
muscles
What are bones like on the outside?
soft and spongy
heavy and solid
thin and brittle
thick and strong
What are bones like on the inside?
soft and spongy
thick and strong
thin and brittle
heavy and rough
When do humans have the most bones in their bodies?
as babies
age 50
age 5
age 25
What happens when babies' bone fuse together?
split into two
create cartilage
break apart
join together
How many bones make up the adult human skeleton?
313
400
279
206
When do bones stop growing?
age 20
age 15
age 25
bones do not grow
What is a fracture?
large bone
broken bone
bone made of cartilage
piece of bone
What happens when bones break?
They stay broken forever
Pieces grow back together
They repair themselves
Doctors have to repair them in surgery
How many main types of bones are in the human skeleton?
300
4
5
206
What type of bone is longer than it is wide?
long bones
short bones
flat bones
irregular bones
Where might you find a long bone?
head
wrist
chest
leg
What type of bone is about as wide as it is long?
long bones
short bones
flat bones
irregular bones
Where in the skeleton might you find a short bone?
hand
hip
chest
leg
What type of bone is about as wide as it is long?
long bones
short bones
flat bones
irregular bones
Where would you find a short bone?
hand
hip
chest
leg
Bones that are not long, short, or flat are called ______ bones.
long bones
short bones
flat bones
irregular bones
The area where bones meet is called a ______.
joint
tendon
ligament
cartilage
Tissues that hold bones together at a joint are called _____.
joint
tendon
ligament
cartilage
Which of the following is a hard substance that keeps bones from rubbing together?
joint
tendon
ligament
cartilage
What type of bones are muscles attached to?
long bones
short bones
flat bones
irregular bones
What hard substance is found in babies before bones grow?
joint
tendon
ligament
cartilage
What can be found inside bones?
nothing
sponges
ligaments
marrow
What does bone marrow produce?
muscles
blood
hair
water
Why are bones able to heal themselves after a fracture?
Bones are always growing longer
Bones are alive
Bones create blood cells
Bones are thick and strong
Why is it important to keep bones healthy?
Bones stop growing longer around age 25
Bones can break easily
Bones are alive and working
Bones only grow once
What do bones need to grow?
lots of water
calcium
green vegetables
fractures
What can you do to keep bones strong?
lots of water
helmets and other sports equipment
green vegetables
exercise
Why is it important to keep bones protected?
bones can break
Bones are alive
Bones create blood cells
Bones are thick and strong
Label the major bones of the skeleton
Label the major bones of the skeleton
