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Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins
WHAT IS MASS
MASS IS THE AMOUNT OF MATTER IN AN OBJECT
MASS IS THE AMOUNT OF FORCE THAT GRAVITY AN OBJECT
WHAT IS WEIGHT
Weight is the amount of force that gravity pulls an object.
Weight is the force of an object acting over an area
WHAT IS A CONTACT FORCES
A contact force act between objects that are touch
A contact force is what you notice about the direction of motion and the direction of the frictional force
What is this science tool?
jar
beaker
thermometer
ruler
What does this science tool do?
used for heating a liquid
used for measuring volume of a liquid
used for measuring mass
used for measuring volume of a sound
Name this tool.
Thermometer
Triple Beam Balance
Pan Balance
Safety Goggles
Which of the following is a test tube?
erlenmeyer flask
test tube
graduated cylinder
beaker
Which of the following pieces of chemistry lab equipment produces a flame from gas that is used for heating substances?
Bunsen burner
induction cooker
crucible
stove
What is a mortar and pestle used for?
Crushing and grinding solids into a powder
Heating substances
Scooping up solids such as powder
What is this?
beaker
telescope
microscope
spring scale
What is this?
Triple Beam Balance
Graduated Cylinder
Overflow Can
Massometer
What is this?
barometer
compass
test tube
thermometer
What is this?
A Beaker
An Erlenmeyer Flask
A Test Tube
A Vial
What is this?
A Graduated Cylainder
A Spot plate
A Triple Beam Balance
A Test Tube Rack
What are these?
X-ray vision goggles
Safety Goggles
Night vision goggles
What is this tool?
stove top
Microwave
hot plate
What is this tool?
Beaker
Flask
Test Tube
What is this tool?
flask
triangle
flash
What are these called?
tubular cups
test tubes
test tubs
What is this called?
mini beaker
graduated cylinder
graduated tube
What is the metal pole called?
metal pole
standers
ring stand
Name that tool!
bunsen lighter
fire stick
lighter
Bunsen burner
Name that tool!
Ruler
stick
a lengthy tool
Name the tool
Digital Balance/Scale
Weight Machine
What are the jobs of the skeleton?
(Select all correct answers)
supports the body and give it shape
makes red blood cells
protects soft parts of the body
store minerals
How many bones are in an adult human's body?
206
168
542
337
What two organs does the rib cage protect?
heart
lungs
brain
eyes
The bones work with the _______________ to make us move.
stomach
lungs
muscles
cartilage
The spine is made up of 26 _____________________.
vertebrae
ribs
muscles
nerves
Which group of bones protects the eyes and brain?
skull
rib cage
breastbone
backbone
Which group of bones protects the spinal cord?
skull
rib cage
backbone
cartilage
The skeleton is made of which two different materials?
bone
cartilage
skin
blood
This material is in our ears and nose and can bend without breaking.
cartilage
bones
blood
intestines
This soft material is found inside bones and is where red blood cells are made.
marrow
enamel
stomach
brain
A joint is a place where two bones ___________________.
come together
fall apart
hang out
break
This strong, thread-like tissue holds two bones together at a joint.
ligament
blood vessel
intestine
nerve
What are the functions of the Skeletal System
support movement defense control
protection alignment growth support
support movement protection storage
support blood supply ligament tendon
Part of the bone that manufactures red blood cell.
Spongy Bone
Red bone marrow
Compact bone
Joint
A thick strand of tissue called a _________ attaches to a muscle of the bone.
smooth muscle
tendon
joint
Why do muscles work in pairs?
because muscles can only pull
because one muscle expands and the other contracts
muscles do not need to work in pairs
What are skeletal muscles?
Muscle only found in the heart
Muscle attached to the skeleton
Muscle that causes movement in the organs and blood vessels
What are smooth muscles?
Muscle attached to the skeleton
Muscle only found in the heart
Muscle that causes movement in the organs and blood vessels
How many bones are in the body adult
201
198
205
157
The elbow can be considered what 2 types of joints?
hinge
pivot
ball and socket
gliding
What type of muscle is in the picture?
smooth
skeletal
cardiac
What type of muscle is in the picture
cardiac
skeletal
smooth
What type of muscle is in the picture?
cardiac
smooth
skeletal
What type of muscle contracts without your conscious input?
voluntary
involuntary
skeletal
striated
The primary function of the muscular system is
movement
delivering nutrients
protection
immune response
The tough connective tissue that a attaches a skeletal muscle to a bone is called a
tendon
organ
muscle
Which of the following is a VOLUNTARY movement (you control it)
a beating heart
digesting food
bladder contracting
kicking a ball
Blinking your eyes is which of the following: voluntary, involuntary, both
Voluntary
Involuntary
Both
Which of the following is NOT a voluntary movement (you cannot control it)
swallowing food
raising your arm
throwing a ball
your heart beating
The muscular system works with which other body system to produce movement
Respiratory System
Skeletal System
Digestive System
Integumentary System
Over ________ muscles form the muscular system.
500
600
700
800
muscular system + Skeletal system = What?
One buff dude
Musculoskeletal system
Skeletalmuscular system
just the skeletal system
the largest tendon in your body is known as the...
Quad
Bicep
Achilles
gluteus maximas
The flexor is the muscle in the pair that ________ the joint.
bends
straightens
The extensor in the muscle pair is the one that ______ the joint
bends
straightens
The type of muscle tissue found in the heart is...
heart muscle
skeletal
smooth
cardiac
The arrow is pointing at the scientific name for the head.
Cranium
Dome
noggin
conk
An example of a voluntary muscle is...
heart
stomach
bicep
eye
An example of an involuntary muscle is...
heart
bicep
quadriceps
gluteus maximas
The structure of skeletal muscles can be defined as...
soft
striated
selfish
Scintiillating
Smooth muscles are typically found in...
your heart
your biceps
your stomach
your head
The most well known and biggest tendon attaches...
head to neck
knee to quad
forearm to bicep
heel to calf
A strain is when you...
rip a tendon apart
rip a muscle apart
overstretch a tendon
overstretch a muscle
Muscular distrophy can be defined as...
weakening of the bones
weakening of the muscles
weakening of the immune system
weakening of the skeletal system
As muscles becomes stronger bones become weaker.
True
False
Which person is following the Golden Rule?
Nice to other people.
Loses her temper.
Yells at the teacher.
Makes fun of people.
If you are having a hard time with an assignment, which teacher is following The Golden Rule?
He tells you to pay attention and listen better.
She notices you are having a hard time and asks how she can help.
She yells at you and says she won't help you because it's your fault.
He tells you that you should know this because we've been learning about it for 2 weeks.
The Golden Rule is treating others the way that (a)
