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Duplicate of Human Body Systems Review
Duplicate of Human Body Systems Review
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7th Grade Human Body Systems - Ch 15 & 16 review (Holt textbook) #humanbody #7thgrade
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1
Which are examples of an involuntary muscle action?
heart pumping
blinking
walking
diaphragm contracting
2
What is the name of the smaller of the two bones of the lower leg?
tibia
fibula
radius
ulna
3
One function of this system is to protect organs...
skeletal
endocrine
muscular
nervous
4
Where two bones meet is called a ...
joint
ligament
cartilage
tendon
5
Which organ contains acid to aid in digestion of food?
anus
esophagus
stomach
small intestine
6
The system that sends and receives electrical signals throughout the body is the...
endocrine system
nervous system
lymphatic system
integumentary system
7
Which organ of the digestive system reabsorbs water back into the body?
small intestine
large intestine
gallbladder
rectum
8
Air moves into the lungs when the diaphragm muscle...
relaxes and moves down
relaxes and moves up
contracts and moves up
contracts and moves down
9
The integumentary system is made up of...
muscles
kidneys, bladder, etc.
brain, spinal cord, nerves
skin, nails, hairs
10
The diaphragm is an organ that belongs to which system(s)?
digestive
muscular
respiratory
circulatory
11
The largest bone in the human body is...
phalanges
skull
femur
<div>humerus</div>
12
A group of similar cells form a...
system
tissue
organ
13
_________________ deliver oxygen to the cells of the body
alveoli
white blood cells
red blood cells
bronchi
14
Which of the following is the correct level of organization of the body?
cells, organs, organ systems, tissues
cells, tissues, organ, organ systems
tissues, cells, organs, organ systems
cells, tissues, organ systems, organs
15
The kidneys are part of this system that helps to remove wastes and regulate fluid...
urinary
digestive
lymphatic
cardiovascular
