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WorksheetsWe are humans
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
What are all living things made up of?
(a)
What is an organism made of in the human body?
A single cell
One organ
Systems that work together
Only bones and muscles
Which level of organization is formed by cells with the same function?
Tissues
Organs
Systems
Organism
Give an example of a unicellular living thing.
(a)
What allows humans to use tools and hold objects?
Big complex brain
Long infancy
Stand upright
Our opposable thumbs
Which stage of life comes after toddler?
Adolescence
Foetus
Baby
Childhood
At what age range does adolescence occur approximately?
From 19 to 39
From 3 to 9
From 10 to 18
From 40 to 65
Which stage of life is from 40 to 65 years old approximately?
Middle age
Adulthood
Old age
What happens to adults from 65 years old?
They get taller
They start puberty
They learn to walk
None of them
How long does a foetus grow inside the womb?
6 months
9 months
8 months
What is the vital function related to food and oxygen intake?
Nutrition
Reproduction
Interaction
Connection
Which systems are linked to the vital function of nutrition?
Nervous, locomotory and the five senses
Reproductive and inmune
Circulatory, respiratory, digestive and excretory
What enables humans to receive information and react to changes?
Nutrition
Interaction
Reproduction
Generation
Which systems are linked to the vital function of interaction?
Reproductive
Circulatory, respiratory, digestive and excretory
Nervous, locomotory and the five senses
What is the function that allows the creation of new life?
Connection
Reproduction
Nutrition
Interaction
Which systems allow human reproduction?
Reproductive
Digestive and excretory
Respiratory and circulatory
The five senses and nervous
What do living organisms take in to grow and function properly?
Heat
Hormones
Cells
Nutrients
What is the reaction of an organism to a change in the environment called?
Stimulus
Response
Refflex
Adaptation
What is the change in the environment that causes a reaction called?
Stimulus
Adaptation
Response
Action
What are the vital functions that makes humans grow and live?
(a)
