WorksheetsReview Skeletal, Muscular, and Nervous
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. How is the muscular system connected to the skeletal system?
a)
through smooth muscles
b)
bones are connected by ligaments
c)
muscles attached by tendons to help body move
d)
moves through involuntary muscles
2.
2. How is the muscular system connected to the nervous system?
a)
it just happens
b)
smooth muscles send a signal
c)
the brain controls it
d)
sends messages between the Central Nervous System and muscles
3.
3. System that gives the body its final shape
a)
a.skeletal
b)
b. muscular
c)
c. nervous
4.
4. System that directs behavior and movement
a)
a. skeletal
b)
b. muscular
c)
c. nervous
5.
5. Controls involuntary internal processes like digestion and breathing.
a)
a. skeletal
b)
b. muscular
c)
c. nervous
6.
6. Makes blood cells and stores minerals
a)
a. skeletal
b)
b. muscular
c)
c. nervous
7.
7. Cardiac, smooth, and skeletal tissues are part of this system
a)
a. skeletal
b)
b. muscular
c)
c. nervous
8.
8. Skeletal muscles are attached to bone. When the nervous system sends an impulse to the muscle, the muscle contracts pulling the bone up. What is the tissue that attaches muscle to bone?
a)
a. cardiac
b)
b. smooth
c)
c. tendon
d)
d. ligament
9.
9. The children are riding a roller coaster. They are excited and scared as they hold tight to the safety bar and scream aloud. Which system interprets stimuli, and which systems help the children to hold on tight?
a)
a. nervous, skeletal, muscular
b)
b. digestive, nervous, skeletal
c)
c. muscular, respiratory, nervous
10.
10. The main function of the skeletal system is
a)
a. movement
b)
b. structure and support
c)
c. communication to other parts of body
11.
11. The main function of the muscular system is
a)
a. movement
b)
b. structure and support
c)
c. communication to other parts of body
12.
12. The main function of the nervous system is
a)
a. movement
b)
b. structure and support
c)
c. communication to other parts of body
13.
13. What is the difference between bone
and cartilage?
a)
a. Bone is flexible, cartilage is rubbery
b)
b. Cartilage is flexible, bone is firm
c)
c. Bone is internal, cartilage is external
d)
d. Bones can break, cartilage can’t
14.
14. Skeletal muscles work with bone to
give your body
a)
a. strength.
b)
b. the ability to move.
c)
c. strength and the ability to move.
d)
d. None of these
15.
15. To build up the muscles on the body these two movements must take place.
a)
a. react and cardiac
b)
b. reflex and involuntary
c)
c. contract and relax
16.
16. Why do body systems need to work together?
a)
a.To keep the body functioning properly
b)
b. To replace cells
c)
c. To stop growth
d)
d. To make organs smaller
17.
17. _______________ is the main organ of the nervous system. It is made of neurons and is the control
center for all actions, thoughts and emotions.
a)
a. neurons
b)
b. spinal cord
c)
c. nerves
d)
d. brain
18.
18. A group of similar types of cells that performs a specific function is a(n):
a)
organism
b)
organella
c)
organ
d)
tissue
19.
19. A group of two or more types of tissues is a(n): :
a)
cell
b)
organelle
c)
body system
d)
organ
20.
20. If you were comparing the levels of organization of the human body to the building of a house, what part of the house would represent the cell?
a)
brick
b)
wall
c)
one room
d)
whole house
21.
21. Which is the correct order for the five levels of organization in the human body, from least to most complex?
a)
Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
b)
Organism, organ system, organ, tissue, cell
c)
Organism, organ, organ system, tissue, cell
d)
Organism, cell, tissue, organ, organ system
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