WorksheetsHuman Systems Interactions Study Guide
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 31mins
All living __ are made of __.
organisms, cells
plants, tissues
animals, organs
things, atoms
Atoms: __?__
the basic building block of all matter
a type of molecule found in water
the largest unit of life
a form of energy
Molecules: __?__
made up of 2 or more smaller particles
always made up of only one atom
cannot be broken down into smaller parts
are the same as atoms
Cell Structures: __
the different components that make up cells
the process of cell division
the energy produced by cells
the movement of cells in the body
Cell: __the smallest thing that can be considered living__
the smallest thing that can be considered living
the largest organ in the body
a type of virus
a non-living particle
Tissue: __related cells working together to perform a function__
related cells working together to perform a function
unrelated cells performing different functions
a group of organs working together
a single cell performing all functions
Organ: __groups of different kinds of tissues working together to perform functions__
groups of different kinds of tissues working together to perform functions
a single type of cell performing one function
a collection of organs forming a system
a group of molecules forming a cell
Organ System: __?__
a group of organs working together to perform complex functions
a group of cells that form tissues
a single organ performing all body functions
a collection of molecules in the body
Multicellular Organism: __A system made up of many sub systems__
A system made up of many sub systems
A single cell with no sub systems
A chemical reaction in a test tube
A non-living object with no organization
The Circulatory System carries throughout the body and maintains the body's.
blood, temperature
oxygen, weight
nutrients, height
hormones, color
Uses __arteries__ and __veins__ to carry blood throughout the __body__.
arteries, veins, body
nerves, muscles, brain
bones, joints, skin
lungs, trachea, air
Nutrients and gases pass through these small vessels called ____.
capillaries
arteries
veins
alveoli
Delivers __ to all the cells in the body.
oxygen
carbon dioxide
glucose
hormones
Transports the waste of __cellular respiration__.
cellular respiration
photosynthesis
digestion
fermentation
The breaks down food so the body can use it for.
Digestive System, energy
Respiratory System, breathing
Nervous System, thinking
Skeletal System, support
The __Excretory System__ removes __waste__ from the body.
Excretory System, waste
Digestive System, nutrients
Respiratory System, oxygen
Circulatory System, blood
The main organs of the Excretory System are the ____, ____, and ____.
kidney, skin, bladder
heart, lungs, liver
stomach, pancreas, spleen
brain, spinal cord, nerves
Works closely with the __ to keep the body healthy.
Circulatory System
Digestive System
Skeletal System
Nervous System
The main purpose of the Muscular System is to __move__ the body's __bones__ and __muscles__.
move, bones, muscles
protect, skin, nerves
digest, food, enzymes
filter, blood, kidneys
The Muscular System works closely with the __Skeletal System__ to help the body move.
Skeletal System
Digestive System
Respiratory System
Nervous System
The Nervous System is known as the __ of all the systems because it sends and receives __ to all parts of the body.
boss, signals
engine, nutrients
controller, hormones
powerhouse, impulses
The 3 main organs of the Nervous System are the ____, ____, and ____.
spinal cord, brain, nerves
heart, lungs, liver
bones, muscles, skin
stomach, intestines, pancreas
The Respiratory moves __ and brings __ into the body.
gases, oxygen
liquids, carbon dioxide
solids, nitrogen
nutrients, water
The 4 major organs of the Respiratory System are the ____, ____, ____, and ____.
trachea, nose, lungs, diaphragm
heart, liver, kidney, stomach
esophagus, pancreas, spleen, gallbladder
bronchi, pharynx, larynx, stomach
The Skeletal System provides __ and __ for the body.
support, protection
movement, digestion
energy, warmth
growth, reproduction
Five main parts of the Skeletal System are the ____, ____, ____, ____, and ____.
skull, pelvis, vertebrae, rib cage, cartilage
skull, femur, humerus, tibia, fibula
skull, scapula, clavicle, sternum, patella
skull, ulna, radius, mandible, tarsals
Cartilage is the connective tissue between __ and __.
joints, bones
muscles, skin
veins, arteries
nerves, tendons
Cells use __ to turn food into __ and __.
aerobic cellular respiration, oxygen, usable energy
anaerobic respiration, carbon dioxide, water
photosynthesis, sunlight, glucose
fermentation, alcohol, carbon dioxide
Oxygen + __Glucose__ → __Carbon Dioxide__ + Water
Glucose, Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen, Methane
Protein, Oxygen
Starch, Helium
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants create their own __ and __ as a waste product.
food, oxygen
water, carbon dioxide
sugar, nitrogen
energy, methane
The 2 reactants needed for photosynthesis are __ and __.
water, sunlight
oxygen, glucose
carbon dioxide, oxygen
nitrogen, hydrogen
The products of photosynthesis are __ and __.
glucose, oxygen
carbon dioxide, water
oxygen, carbon dioxide
glucose, nitrogen
The main senses of the Nervous System are __touch__, __sight__, __smell__, and __hearing__.
touch, sight, smell, hearing
taste, sight, smell, hearing
touch, sight, taste, balance
touch, hearing, balance, smell
Sensory receptors take in stimulus information and relay them.
Sensory receptors
Motor neurons
Interneurons
Effectors
The body is kept at the right __temperature__.
temperature
pressure
color
shape
Fill in the blank: Information is transmitted to the __ in the brain through chemicals called neurotransmitters.
neurons
arteries
bones
glands
Fill in the blank: Information is transmitted to the neurons in the brain through chemicals called ____.
neurotransmitters
hormones
enzymes
antibodies
Fill in the blank: This neurotransmission system is the body’s ____.
communication network
digestive system
energy source
defense mechanism
Fill in the blank: Humans __ and form memories by forming strong connections between the neurons in the brain.
learn
sleep
forget
eat
Fill in the blank: Humans learn and form __ by forming strong connections between the neurons in the brain.
memories
muscles
bones
hormones
Fill in the blank: Humans learn and form memories by forming strong connections between the __ in the brain.
neurons
bones
muscles
arteries
Fill in the blank: Connect __ to information to increase neural pathways and memory.
meaning and emotion
numbers and dates
random facts
colors and shapes
Fill in the blank: Focus your __ to increase neural pathways and memory.
attention
elbow
wallet
shadow
Fill in the blank: Learning can be increased by stimulating multiple __ at the same time.
senses
books
computers
teachers
Fill in the blank: Too many senses being stimulated, however, can cause ____.
confusion
happiness
clarity
excitement
Fill in the blank: Viral Infections are caused by a __ where a germ made of genetic material uses the cell’s resources to reproduce.
virus
bacterium
fungus
protozoan
Fill in the blank: Viral Infections are caused by a virus where a germ made of genetic material uses the cell’s resources to _____.
reproduce
move
digest food
breathe
Fill in the blank: The __ is a severe viral infection that affects the Respiratory and Circulatory Systems.
Hantavirus
Influenza
Rhinovirus
Adenovirus
Fill in the blank: The Hantavirus is a severe viral infection that affects the __ and Circulatory Systems.
Respiratory
Digestive
Nervous
Skeletal
Fill in the blank: The Hantavirus is a severe viral infection that affects the Respiratory and ____.
Circulatory
Digestive
Nervous
Skeletal
Fill in the blank: Bacterial Infections are caused when __ enters the body, multiplies, and causes an immune reaction.
bacteria
viruses
fungi
parasites
Fill in the blank: Bacterial Infections are caused when bacteria enters the body, multiplies, and causes an ____.
immune reaction
allergic response
genetic mutation
hormonal imbalance
Fill in the blank: __ is a common bacterial infection that is often caused by E. Coli and Staphylococcus.
Food poisoning
Tuberculosis
Malaria
Influenza
Fill in the blank: Food poisoning is a common bacterial infection that is often caused by __ and Staphylococcus.
E. Coli
Lactobacillus
Bifidobacterium
Rhizobium
Fill in the blank: Food poisoning is a common bacterial infection that is often caused by E. Coli and ____.
Staphylococcus
Lactobacillus
Bifidobacterium
Rhizobium
Fill in the blank: Diseases are often caused by ____, bacteria, or protozoans.
viruses
fungi
algae
enzymes
Fill in the blank: Diseases are often caused by viruses, bacteria, or __.
protozoans
plants
metals
rocks
Fill in the blank: Protozoans are ____, single celled organisms.
microscopic
gigantic
multicellular
photosynthetic
Fill in the blank: Common diseases that affect people in the U.S. are __ and Lyme Disease.
Lupus
Malaria
Ebola
Dengue
Fill in the blank: Common diseases that affect people in the U.S. are Lupus and ____.
Lyme Disease
Malaria
Dengue
Ebola
Fill in the blank: Attack the body’s ____.
Immune System
Nervous System
Digestive System
Skeletal System
