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WorksheetsHuman Body Systems Test Review
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following lists the levels of organization in the human body in the correct order from smallest to largest?
a. cells - tissues - organs - organ systems - organisms
b. cells - tissues - organ systems - organs - organisms
c. organ system - organs - tissues - cells - organisms
d. organisms - organ systems - organs - tissues - cells
Look at the lungs pictured below. What level of organization do the lungs represent?
a. organ system
b. cell
c. organ
d. tissue
The table shows a list of systems and their respective organs. Which systems are correctly matched with their organs?
Nervous System and Respiratory System
Digestive System and Circulatory System
Respiratory System and Digestive System
Circulatory System and Respiratory System
The table lists the functions of some body systems. Which body systems are responsible for the functions listed?
1: skeletal system;
2: circulatory system; 3: nervous system
1: digestive system;
2: muscular system;
3: nervous system
1: skeletal system;
2: circulatory system; 3: digestive system
1: circulatory system; 2: digestive system;
3: respiratory system
The body systems all work together to regulate the body. What do the body systems working together help to maintain?
homeostasis
reflexes
chemicals
neurons
A few features of two human body systems are listed. Which option correctly identifies the two systems?
1 and 3: nervous system;
2 and 4: digestive system
1 and 2: circulatory system;
3 and 4: digestive system
1 and 3: circulatory system;
2 and 4: digestive system
1 and 4: nervous system;
2 and 3: respiratory system
Which two body systems work together to help a person move?
skeletal system and muscular system
nervous system and digestive system
circulatory system and respiratory system
circulatory system and excretory system
Which statement is true about body systems in an organism?
Each system works independently.
All systems perform the same function.
All systems interact with each other to maintain homeostasis and keep an organism alive.
Each system uses the same organs.
Which system helps to deliver nutrients from the digestive system to every part of the body?
Circulatory System
Muscular System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
How does the human respiratory system work with the circulatory system?
by bringing oxygen into the blood in the lungs to be delivered to the body
by removing blood from the lungs when needed
by taking wastes from the heart into the digestive system
by taking in air directly through the skin
Your heart is a powerful, fist-shaped muscle that beats 100,000 times a day to power the circulatory system. Which of the following are functions of the circulatory system? Choose the three that apply.
transporting nutrients
bringing oxygen to cells
breaking down nutrients
provide support
removing wastes from the body
The diagrams represent six of the major human body systems. Which two systems are where most gas exchange occurs in humans?
system A and system F
System B and System E
System C and System E
System D and System F
A caterpillar feeds on the leaves of sassafras plants. Which two body systems work together to make the nutrients present in the food available to the caterpillar's body?
digestive system and circulatory system
digestive system and skeletal system
muscular system and nervous system
muscular system and respiratory system
Which of the following organs functions as both a respiratory organ and an excretory organ?
liver
skin
kidneys
lungs
Parkinson's Disease is a disorder that gets worse over time. After a period of time, patients will eventually lose the ability to control their movements. What two systems are most affected?
muscular and digestive
muscular and nervous
skeletal and nervous
respiratory and nervous
Rosa's bus was late getting to school, and as a result she did not get breakfast. By lunchtime, her stomach hurts, she is hungry, and she has a headache. Which two systems are the most affected by Rosa missing breakfast?
muscular and skeletal
muscular and nervous
nervous and digestive
respiratory and nervous
Erika is eating her favorite snack, salt and vinegar chips. She loves them, but they are super salty. In order to maintain homeostasis, how are the excretory and digestive systems working together?
The digestive system is breaking down the food for energy, and the excretory system is getting rid of the extra salt
The digestive system is turning the energy into food and the excretory system is pushing the salt into her body
The excretory system is breaking down food for energy and the digestive system filters out the extra salt
The excretory system is breaking down food, and the digestive system isn't doing anything
Ava is startled by a loud noise which causes her to jump out of her seat. This response is automatic and occurs without a conscious thought. What is this response an example of?
reflex
instinct
synapse
neuron
Our five senses are most connected to which body system?
respiratory
circulatory
digestive
nervous
Which part of the nervous system is the first to receive information from the environment?
sensory receptors
the brain
the spine
the central nervous system
Stimuli can include:
chemical
mechanical
electromagnetic
all of these
James is eating Sour Patch Kids. When he places them on his tongue, he immediately tastes the sour flavor. What type of stimulus is he receiving through the taste molecules from the Sour Patch Kids on his taste buds?
electromagnetic
chemical
mechanical
none of these
Richard's alarm clock goes off in the morning. He walks across the room and turns on the light. When the light comes on, the pupils of his eyes constrict, or get smaller. His pupils getting smaller was a response to the light. What type of stimulus is the light?
electromagnetic
chemical
mechanical
none of these
Which type of stimuli is received through touch, pressure, and vibrations such as sound?
electromagnetic
chemical
mechanical
none of these
Nerve cells are called
tissues
mitochondria
cardiac muscle cells
neurons
Information stored by the brain for future use is called a
memory
reflex
sensory receptor
behavioral response
Your eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and skin all have special cells called that help collect information from stimuli in the environment and send that information through nerve cells to the brain.
memory
reflex
sensory receptors
behavioral response
