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Human Body Systems Quiz
Human Body Systems Quiz
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A quiz about the human body systems (digestive, muscular, skeletal, circulatory, respiratory)
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1
Each heart chamber has an upper part and a lower part. What are they called?
vein and artery
top and bottom
aorta and vessel
auricle and ventricle
2
When we lift a heavy object with our arms, we use which muscles?
quadriceps
biceps
3
When food travels from your stomach to your small intestine, it is...
soupy and gloppy
solid waste
rock hard
dry
4
Blood brings ______ to the body through arteries.
ventricles
oxygen
carbon dioxide
chambers
5
Which is NOT a type of muscle in the human body?
smooth
skeletal
cardiac
rough
6
The gas we breathe out is called ___________.
oxide
oxygen
carbon dioxide
inhalation
7
What colour is carbon-dioxide rich blood?
bluish
yellow
bright red
dark red
8
This is a spongy organ in your chest that allows you to breathe.
pancreas
rib
lung
mouth
9
Your saliva produces _______ that begin breaking down your food.
fuel
nutrients
pizzas
enzymes
10
How many bones does an adult human body have?
300
350
306
206
11
Air travels down your throat to a tube called a(n) ______.
lung
trachea
epiglotis
esophagus
12
The muscles that are part of our insides (for example, our digestive system) are...
cardiac
skeletal
smooth
13
How does nutrients from your food get sent to the rest of your body?
breathed in through the lungs
absorbed by tongue
absorbed in the stomach
absorbed through wall of intestine, travels through blood
14
Why is your respiratory system important to life?
Oxygen is required for all cells to function.
Oxygen releases energy from the nutrients from your food.
It gets rid of water and waste.
It gets rid of carbon dioxide, which is dangerous to humans.
15
Which type of joint can be found in your shoulder?
hinge joint
ball-and-socket joint
pivot joint
fixed joint
16
When a muscle is involuntary, what does that mean?
It is easy to move.
We have to think about it to move it.
It is hard to move.
It moves on its own, we do not have to think about it.
17
Veins carry blood ____ the heart.
to
away from
18
Using your teeth to chew is an example of...
juice digestion
chemical digestion
mechanical digestion
acid digestion
19
Which is NOT a role of the skeletal system?
to protect your organs
to give you shape
to protect your brain
to digest your food
20
This is a place in your body that does NOT have cartilage.
femur
nose
kneecap
ear
21
What kind of joint can be found in your skull?
pivot joint
hinge joint
fixed joint
ball-and-socket joint
22
This muscular tube carries food to your stomach.
esophagus
small intestine
large intestine
rectum